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Foldable water container
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A supply for the road. Before you leave, you fill it with water from the tap or a garden hose and have 480 ml with you.
Filter without pouring. You screw the container onto the filter straw, so the child drinks water straight through the filter.
Your hands stay free. You clip the carabiner to your backpack and the water hangs within reach for the whole walk.
In the HELP BAG® MAX PRO kit, the container is stored together with the filter straw and water disinfection tablets, so you have what you need to collect, treat and drink water from a questionable source.
Capacity - 480 ml
Materials used - BPA Free
What is the foldable water container for? For carrying extra drinking water or for collecting water that you'll filter afterward. The HELP BAG® container holds 480 ml, measures 26,5 x 12 cm, and when empty you roll it up and stash it in the backpack pocket.
The material is BPA-free and meets the requirements for materials in contact with food. You drink the water through the mouthpiece, which closes tightly, and you clip the container to a backpack or to clothing with the carabiner. The warranty is 24 months.
Together with a filter straw, the container makes a simple filtration set: you fill it, screw it onto the bottom of the straw and drink, either squeezing the container or using gravity. When you are done, you unscrew it from the straw and close it.
Handy during a water supply failure, on the trail and in the car. Safety Guide of MSWiA, MON and RCB lists water in household supplies for a minimum of 3 days, and bottled water in the evacuation backpack as well as “filters or water purification tablets”.
Included HELP BAG MAX PRO the container is in the FOOD & WATER module, next to the filtering straw, water disinfection tablets and Primavera spring water. How to plan water and food for 72 hours, we describe in the guide to the evacuation kit.