Emergency Drinking Water Storage by AquaPodKit - Made in America (Deluxe Set Containing 195 Gallons)

have not used yet, but came close when water was off for a few days. glad to have it.

ordered 2 not knowing in advance there is already 3 liners in each box. but i know my money was well spent 'cause we have 3 tubs. just feeling & noticing the thickness & construction of it; i'll say it is well made. i haven't tested it (filled it w/water yet,cause only for 1 time use) but i believe it will work when needed in time of emergency. i would have given it 5 stars if i had used it! would be great to know in advance in description of itemized parts. i think i would have ordered 2 extra clamps & plugs at same time if i knew there was only 1 clamp/box.undergrounder

As we are bracing for HURRICANE LANE in Hawaii I feel comforted that I have my water supply. The extra large 65 gal bag fits right in the tub and is easy to fill and secure with the double rings. A pump makes it easy to access the water because that amount of water is heavy we cannot move the bag or it might rip/puncture. This came with 3 bags but only 1 closure and pump. Wish it had 3. I would still buy this again!

Though the product itself may work as advertised, I am not crazy about the idea that it comes with 3 liners, but only 1 cap/pump. In essence, you are not able to use all 3 liners at one time in an emergency situation because you can only cap off one of them. I fully understand that I can very well use duct tape or "engineer" a way to use all 3 at the same time, but instead I opted to order the WaterBOB, which comes with multiple complete kits. Truth is that for an extra 50 cents they could have included a cap for the other two liners so that you can fill all 3 at once: cap 2 of them and put the pump on the third. I returned this and bought the WaterBOB..

I have not used this yet. I have it in my bathroom that has a tub and will definitely fill it up when we are going to have a hurricane. We use a well for water & do have a generator in case the power goes out but we like to be prepared! Great idea & hope it is not needed for years to come!

I'm about to order a third AquaPod to replace the one I just used during Hurricane Sandy. We lose water when our electricity goes, and we have had three multi-day outages at our home since August 2011. We've gone four days straight using the water stored in the AquaPod for drinking, cooking, and dishwashing, and we still had quite a bit of water left when the power came back on.It's unfortunate that the liner bags can't be reused, but better safe than sorry. I'm ordering the "deluxe" set with three bags so at least I'll be able to reuse the pump.With luck we won't need the next AquaPod anytime soon, but you never know! We'll keep one on hand at all times in our disaster kit.

Dammmmmmmm.... I ordered two packs from Germany (75$ priority shippment) and thought I would get 6 single Aquapods. But there is only ONE closing and pump mechanism in each of the packs - so now I have TWO working units for 185$ total cost - suuuuuuuuperBut can't blaim it on Aquapod I just didn't read well enough :-( now I have to see whether I can order the closing and pumps extra.

Not a whole lot to say. You never hope to need something like this until you need something like this. Give you 195 gallons of fresh water if you have enough time to get it.Instructions for use is easy to read. You get 3 65gallon bags and a pump. Lightning quick delivery.Construction is good and I am please with my purchase. Price is excellent as well.