Water Bricks

[boatchick18]

Does anyone have any experience with Water Bricks?

http://www.waterbrick.org/index.php

Looking for some different ways to store water and although these are more pricey than your standard water jugs, it appears they will have a longer life.

There are several reviews on-line but looking for some real life users.

Thanks!

[protus]

dual use which is good. but cost is a lil to be desired. Then again a decent water can/jug will run 10-15$ anyway.

[All Talk]

Interesting. fill with dirt or sand and build a very stable fighting position.

Also, I'm not sure how many tall you can stack with water in them, but water is a good radiation shield. If you stored water this way in a basement, you could concieveabley build a cubicle for that purpose.

They seem to meention storing block ice in them. This goes to the thought i had about ice houses. May start another thread on that.

[boatchick18]

Protus - you are correct the price is a little more than your standard jug and they hold less water but their longevity is appealing as well as their stackability.

All Talk - I have read that you can store them 7 feet high but I would think if you stacked them smartly - and then secured them, I don't see why you couldn't build what you wanted.
Then again, I have never seen them in person so I don't really know.

Ah....decisions, decisions...

Living in Kentucky, there isn't much market for "prepper" items. Thus, everything has to be shipped in. I think my mailman/UPS guy is going to start hating me. :)

[Matt In Oklahoma]

will you do a write up after you get them and keep us posted?