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<blockquote data-quote="excat" data-source="post: 2597659" data-attributes="member: 29449"><p>I have some of the containers that Mr. Glock is speaking of, I use them for water as well. I don't tote them around though just due to the size of them. They are fairly tall, and I prefer to have 2 of the one gallon Ozarka bottles they sell. They are easier to move around, store, lighter so kids can handle them and drink from them. I've had mine in my car for over 2 years, and had no issues when they froze over the winter. </p><p></p><p>I would think as long as you don't fully top off one of the one's Mr. Glock is speaking of, freezing would no be an issue. They are definitely thick plastic. I have 8 of them, 2.5 gal each. I use to them for outdoor trips, and keeping water on hand at home. Fill them up and load them in back of the truck when potable water will be in question.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="excat, post: 2597659, member: 29449"] I have some of the containers that Mr. Glock is speaking of, I use them for water as well. I don't tote them around though just due to the size of them. They are fairly tall, and I prefer to have 2 of the one gallon Ozarka bottles they sell. They are easier to move around, store, lighter so kids can handle them and drink from them. I've had mine in my car for over 2 years, and had no issues when they froze over the winter. I would think as long as you don't fully top off one of the one's Mr. Glock is speaking of, freezing would no be an issue. They are definitely thick plastic. I have 8 of them, 2.5 gal each. I use to them for outdoor trips, and keeping water on hand at home. Fill them up and load them in back of the truck when potable water will be in question. [/QUOTE]
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