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Your bathtub holds a hundred gallons

Emergency bathtub water bladder

A food grade liner that drops into a regular bathtub and fills from the faucet, holding 100 gallons behind a seal for up to 16 weeks. It all depends on one behavior: setting it up before the storm rather than during it, once the faucet has stopped being a faucet.

$34.95
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What it actually is

  • Turns a standard bathtub into 100 gallons of storage
  • BPA-free liner, FDA food-grade
  • Keeps water fresh for up to sixteen weeks
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In stock on 2 of 2 days we have checked since Sep 9.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is A bear holds your roll and his nose.

Details

BrandwaterBOB
ConditionNew
CategoryGifts for dad

Listed on Amazon as: waterBOB Bathtub Emergency Water Storage Bladder Up To 100 Gallon…

Full Amazon listing name

waterBOB Bathtub Emergency Water Storage Bladder Up To 100 Gallon Capacity - Food Grade Liner with Hand Pump for Hurricane and Disaster Preparedness - BPA Free Drinking Water Container

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