Reliance Products Aqua-Tainer 7 Gallon Rigid Water Container, Blue , 11.3 Inch x 11.0 Inch x 15.3 Inch

This is a seven gallon water jug. Remember, water weighs 8 lbs / gallon. That said, this works well so far. It keeps the water inside when you want to keep it inside and lets you let the water out when you want to let the water out. It hasn't leaked and there's no funky tastes. I only have one so I can't make any comments on its stacking abilities, but at the price I paid, I'm seriously thinking about getting it a partner.

I have 2 of these, that I use as part of my apartment living car wash routine. One is filled with distilled water, and the other, with regular tap water. Most of my washing is done rinseless, using only 2 gallons of distilled water to wash both of our cars. But about every 3 or 4 months, I do a more intensive wash, where I break out the Worx cordless pressure washer. In those instances, I use the tap water filled tub for the majority of the washing / rinsing, and then do a final rinse with the distilled, to eliminate spotting. These containers are very sturdy and fit perfectly on the bottom shelf of my wash supply cart. The included pour spout makes dispensing easy.

Great for a few days of water, this is my sixth one, they stack on top of each other (wouldn't recommend more than 2 high) and even with 60lbs of water, they are tough and don't flex too much. I just have to wash & sterilize them very well before use. The spigot is a nice feature too.

Great water container for camping. Went down to the Delaware shore campground and filled this from the local stop and shop which had a purified water dispenser. The container is nice and thick, it's got it's own water spout and holds 7 gallons which was more than enough for the 3 nights I was camping for. I would definitely recommend for those who need to carry potable water on their camping trips or any long distance travels.

I haven't actually taken this to the beach yet, but I did test it out extensively at home to make sure it works properly and doesn't leak when laying on the side for dispensing. The only part that does leak though is the smaller cap. I did make sure it had a good seal, but if I were to say... tilt it upside down. It'll leak. As long as it stays upright or not filled to the brim in the dispensing position it should be fine.

Simple 5 gallon water container that can be used for car camping or when a natural disaster strikes. Enough water for cooking or to keep the pets hydrated at camp. They sell these at Walmart, but it was cheaper on Amazon.

Have used this product in the past, and found it to be durable enough to last about 4 years of constant water storage use in the wife's greenhouse. Then it developed some tiny cracks through the large fill cap, causing it to leak just a tiny bit.The latest one mentions an "improved" fill cap, and seems to be a different material and color than the older ones.Guess we'll see if the fill cap holds up a little better, but it's a good jug for a reasonable price in any case.

Bought to use for a portable A/C unit for humidity drainage - works perfectly! I removed the spigot that came with the red cap and put my drain hose through it - very happy with it!