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The following container types
are recommended for use with
Water PreserverTM
for guaranteed 5-year storage
life1:
for guaranteed 5-year storage
life1:
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Standard water storage
containers, meeting the
criteria of 1A, 1B and
1C below.
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All containers and drums
marked with a 'DOT-34'
or 'UN' specification.
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WaterCubeTM
brand containers.
CONTAINER DESCRIPTION
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Standard Water Storage
Containers.
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CONSTRUCTION: New
(unused, or used only for food
or water storage since new),
blow molded, rigid, all plastic
container made of virgin
polyethylene resin.
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Food Grade Materials:
Containers must meet the
requirements of the Food
and Drug Administration
(FDA) for items intended
for use in contact with
food.
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Closure: Container
closures must be
heavy-duty threaded
plugs or caps sufficient
to prevent leakage.
Important: The
closure must not be
vented, and must use a
gasket of FDA-approved
material to form an
air-tight seal.
CAUTION: Use only solid
caps, plugs or bungs. Do
not use pumps, faucets,
spigots, etc. as
closures--they are NOT
airtight.
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UN & DOT-34 Type
Containers.
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Look for a 'DOT-34' or
'UN' marking. The
manufacturer will
permanently emboss the
container bottom, or
side, with these
specification markings.
These are heavy-duty
containers that can
withstand abuse and
outside storage.
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In addition to
specifications for a
standard water container
(1A, 1B and 1C above),
the DOT-34 or UN
specification requires
that the containers are
tested by the
manufacturer, and meet
or exceed requirements
for the following:
Impact, Vibration,
Leakage, Static
Pressure, and
Compression. The
containers must also
provide ultraviolet (UV)
light protection for
their contents for the
life of the container.
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WaterCubeTM
Containers.
WaterCubeTM
Containers are a unique 2-part
container of a different design
and construction than the common
UN or DOT-34 type container or
drum. WaterCubeTM
complies with a different set
rigid specifications designed
specifically for 2-part
containers, and are designed and
approved for 5-year water
storage.
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