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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
Bought these for severe weather preparedness. Looking to support a smaller business. Love how these stack together like Legos! Provided handles make transport easier. Easier to carry each brick than a huge drum. Can be stacked anywhere and everywhere. Highly recommend for your preparedness needs!
Kevin DeCew
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
Sturdy construction and convenient size. These are ideal for stacking. The large opening makes filling easy. Comes with carry handles that fold out of the way.
S. Small
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
They are a perfect size for lifting and hauling. The handles are inside the bricks when they arrive. You have to put them on.I’ll probably get another 8 pack as they take up much less space that I thought they would and stack securely.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
They arrived quickly and feel sturdy.
Donald A Osborne
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024
each block holds about 3.3 gallons and they interlock and stack neatly together. 1 spigot can be moved between each block as they are used.
Ed White
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
Each container holds 3.5 gallons of water with a large opening for filling. They stack perfectly, interlock and are very stable. Each container has an easy to add or remove handle that help in carrying a full container and the 3.5 gallons is a manageable weight. They are perfect for our needs.
Mark in Phoenix
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
These seem sturdy and stacked as advertised, however, 2 out of the 16 (13% failure rate) we ordered leaked making them useless for long-term storage while stacked horizontally, which is their supposed whole unique value proposition. Seems to me that the seal design is pretty poor. I would be worried about the chances of these leaking after being refilled in anything other than a pristine environment. Also it is not just about keeping liquids in, but as any packaging engineer will tell you - also about keeping air out to protect from contamination and oxidation. There are thousands of proven designs for water storage container lid seals (just look at any military-grade water container) why they chose this one is baffling. I'm sure that the old bush mechanic trick of cutting a gasket from the floor mat of their truck in a pinch would work, but out of the box, something like this should just work!2 weeks after reaching out to the supplier about a replacement for the defective seal - crickets!!! I guess I will have to order replacement seals for $10 each to secure my water storage and hope that these are not defective too. Pretty poor show for a company that bills itself on their website as "The World's Best Water Storage Containers" and that less than 1% of containers that leak???????????4 weeks after reaching out to them in various ways - not a single sign of a response - CRICKETS. I have ordered some replacement caps from AquaBrick to see if these will work. I tried a water spigot cap from them that seemed like it will work. Why do I have to fix the problem by using a competitor's product???Update - 11/24/24 - Still NO RESPONSE from Waterbrick!!!!! I received the replacement caps from Aquabrick promptly and they fitted fine. After testing them I had a leak on one, which was cured by cinching them down pretty hard and they are now doing fine. I will not be buying more Waterbricks.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2020
The water main in my street broke a while back and we were stuck without water- fortunately, it was only a couple of hours, but it drove me to plan for the next water emergency. This containers are exactly what I was looking for. I ordered six and they sit, filled, in the basement waiting for use. The size is just right in terms of decent volume of water vs. ease of carrying. I now have enough drinking/ cooking water for my wife and I for about 2 weeks (I also got a 55 gallon drum to collect rainwater for non-potable use).The containers are reasonably durable, easy to fill/empty, easy to store, and (with the included handles) easy to transport. My only quibble, and it's a minor one, is that the gasket is fairly small and the lids need to be cranked down well in order to properly seal them. It's not a flaw, and they seal fine, I just think that aspect of the design could be a little more polished.I can't say how they work long term, it's only been a couple months, but all indications are that they do the job well. I would but them again.
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