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[papayaman]

When pouring water from the first one you should pour just like you would a 5 qt engine oil container. The spout should be on the top side so that the majority of liquid is below the spout as you pour.

[shcmoly]

I have used the 7 gallon jug with spigot car camping for years, it is awesome.

[mykalbee]

I agree the reliance 6 gal jug sucks. I was storing water in a room and it sprung a slow leak on the bottom and soaked the carpet and now have mold issue. Reliance products have no place in my house anymore.

[LudoCustodis]

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[aztecgold]

Igloo fits in the Jerry can gas can holders but the other is to big...

[MichaelWacht]

I had the opposite results. The 6 gallon reliance was hands-down a better water jug for me than the igloo. It is space efficient and the pour spout fits perfectly in the vertical fresh water fill of my Grand Design Imagine

The igloo pour spout is awful for me. Way too big. And the secondary handle is useless because of the height of my fill port.

I used both half a dozen times. Never spilled with Reliance 6gal. Spilled a bunch with Igloo 6gal.

[Schmitz]

I would never buy ANY water jug that has a push in air inlet like those Reliance jugs. I use the Reliance Aqua Tainer that has a screw on\screw off air vent cap.

[GaryHorn]

I am outraged that all of these jugs are righty-only! (jk)

[quintonkoepnick]

I have 3 of the Igloo containers and they work awesome for all applications.

[billvaras]

As a retired Soldier, I gravitate to the Scepter 05935 Military Water 5 Gallon Container. They go from $40.00 to $44.00 at Amazon.

[RadDadisRad]

I personally like to use 30 or 55 gallon hdpe barrels for dedicated fresh water storage. I paint the outside with a UV reflective paint. A really good portable water storage system is the Water Brick. They are made not too far from me. They have other storage options as well like ammo and food.

[theinnersanctum]

Why not just use a 55 gallon plastic drum with pump, place it in the back of your truck tied down with straps.

[dbinc]

Can you store drinking water in these?

[Schmitz]

Amazon sells a nice German made 12V Portable Submersible Water Pump that I use to transfer water from water jugs to my RV. I use my jump starter to power it. Have been using it full time since 2017.

[TopsailOutdoorAdventures]

I use the Coleman jugs for hurricane/emergency prep and as you demonstrated they work the best of any I have used. Cool content, thanks.

[jonnyboat]

You could always use the containers for weight lifting exercises. 💪

[lonetrader]

100 bucks for the shakes lol I'm good

[harryx]

Had the Reliance 7gal and it leaked like crazy. Returned it to REI and assoc said they had a lot of returns and complaints with that model.

[johnlhigh]

Ive used a bunch of different containers. I like the Rotax and Scepter for water and fuel (different makeups) but my go to for camping is water bricks. Good vid as always!

[lordfairfaxpreparedness]

We have an RV that we regularly camp in but don't have access to water in order to use our water tanks. (We camp on a local river so no biggie there). We keep the the Reliance 6 gallon water cans for cooking/cleaning, hygiene..etc. On the property (my inlaws own it) they have built a bathhouse. We use the Reliance 5 Gal cubes to store water and use for the toilet to manually flush.
Thanks Andrew for the info. We will be looking into some of the Igloo 6 gal containers and maybe a couple of the Reliance 7 gal.