Emergency Water Storage & Treatment Kit by Alexapure

Product Details

The Emergency Water Storage & Treatment Kit provides essential tools to store and treat water when municipal supplies are interrupted. It combines chemical water treatment for safe drinking water, a portable five-gallon collapsible container for grab-and-go needs, and a high-capacity bathtub water bank for short-term household storage.

What’s included

• Chlorine dioxide water treatment drops (two-part treatment: part A + activator)
• One five-gallon collapsible water container (portable tote)
• One emergency bathtub water bank with pump (large-capacity liner)

Water Treatment

• Designed to treat stagnant or newly collected water to reduce bacteria and improve taste.
• Typical treatment guidance (mix equal parts of Part A and Part B in a clean cup):
  • 5 drops of each part for 32 ounces of water
  • 1 teaspoon of each part for five gallons
  • 2 tablespoons of each part for 30 gallons
  • 4 tablespoons of each part for 60 gallons
• Allow the treated water to sit the recommended contact time before using.

Five-Gallon Collapsible Container

• Collapsible design for compact storage and easy transport.
• Five-gallon capacity provides several days of water for one person (based on one gallon per person per day).
• Made from heavy-duty, BPA-free polyethylene for safe potable water storage.

Emergency Bathtub Water Bank

• Heavy-duty, BPA-free liner transforms a bathtub into a high-capacity storage tank.
• Up to 65-gallon maximum capacity (varies by bathtub size).
• Includes a pump for drawing water; fills in approximately 20–30 minutes.
• Water stored in the bank can be kept for limited periods when stored in cool, dark, dry conditions.

Notes

• Clean and disinfect any storage container and lid before filling.
• Keep stored water in cool, dark conditions when possible and use stored water according to recommended shelf/storage guidance.
• The bathtub water bank is designed for emergency storage use; follow local guidance for long-term storage and rotation of supplies.

Important usage notes

• Always clean and disinfect containers before filling. Residual contaminants or residues in an unclean container can reduce treatment effectiveness.
• The bathtub water bank is intended for emergency storage and may be a one-time-use liner in many setups.
• Store filled water in cool, dark, dry conditions to extend suitability; water in the bathtub bank may be stored for limited weeks under ideal conditions.
• Treat new or uncertain water using the two-part chlorine dioxide method (mix Part A and Part B in equal amounts, then apply according to the volume guidance above).
• This kit covers both short-term portable needs and larger household storage for short-duration emergencies.