I recently picked up two of these water cstorage cans on eBay. They are incredibly durable...truly heavy duty...great way to keep some emergency water on hand. The cans hold 5 gallons each.

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I picked up one of those cans. Man are those things heavy duty! Great find and thannks for the info! My only criticism is that the cans can be a bit heavy when full of water. Certainly not for camping.hiking. But perfect for keeping in the basement in case of emergencies.

I do have one of those cans, And i even bought one in the recent time. A valueable piece of information is given in this URL, http://www.expeditionportal.com/equipme ... er_can.php
Check'em out.

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Cool check this out, www.sceptermilitary.com/water_containers/ , I hope you will get a clear cut view about the usage of scepter cans.

Cool. Thanks for sharing mate, now I must get one of these for myself, I don't thing that it will be expensive either.