Question on Pelican Case

[Matt In Oklahoma]

I have a question on a recently aquired pelican type airtight case for free. I want to store food in it. I took some pics (attached) with a 5gl bucket for size comparison and grabbed some food stuff to put in it for size comparison as well. I was thinking about storing rice packaged "as is" in it. I am wary of putting liquid stored stuff in it like the spam shown because if one leaks it will get real messy and possibly ruin other stuff. I mainly want to put either rice n beans or canned items in it because it is well protected, airtight and has a suitcase type roller and handle system. Do I still need to mylar the rice or will it be good in the airtight case? I know some stuff shown on the storing food video wasn't mylared. All I know is I got something worth alot that holds alot and they dunno what they gave up and my head is spinning with ideas!!! I did try storing ammo in, whew way too heavy to move by my lonesome!!
Thoughts, comments??? and no you can't have it:) LOL

[Lowdown3]

I think your best bet is to sell or trade it to me ;)

My first thought was for electronics, important do***ents, etc.

[Monel]

I would use it for electronics or other fragile things. Put your rice & beans in mylar with O2 absorbers and store in buckets or barrels.

[Matt In Oklahoma]

I don't really have alot of electronics, paperwork and fragiles that would be going if SHTF.

[Klayton]

flashlights, lanterns?
emergency radio?
walkie talkies?
birth certificates?
high school diploma?
college degree?
passport?
one or two small board games?
I can think of plenty of things that could be used in an airtight container for SHTF...

[lcas-271]

Or that would make one kickin' First Aid Kit. The size would allow lots of supplies, the wheels will of course help with mobility, and it should be water/air tight so you don't have to worry about the contents being destroyed. I wish that I could et a couple of those myself.