Also reevaluate your water.
Most kits require water to rehydrate.
Help, 7-28 days fresh production rations, UK (Britain), advise please
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Re: Help, 7-28 days fresh production rations, UK (Britain), advise please
"Yeah, I can eat that" - cookoff013 2018
ORP 1-to-20
MRE 1-2-7-8-17
RCIR 2-4-5
ORP 1-to-20
MRE 1-2-7-8-17
RCIR 2-4-5
Re: Help, 7-28 days fresh production rations, UK (Britain), advise please
@cookoff013: #rodger
Plastic bottled water kept in the dark at sensible temperatures keeps for years does it not?
I had noticed that there is an American company providing canned water that has a shelf life of 50 years, (blue can).
Is this unique to them or is this probably the standard if a manufacturer cans water?
I could also be interested in sachets of water for small volume lighter carry weight bug out bag options.
What are people's opinions/thoughts?
Plastic bottled water kept in the dark at sensible temperatures keeps for years does it not?
I had noticed that there is an American company providing canned water that has a shelf life of 50 years, (blue can).
Is this unique to them or is this probably the standard if a manufacturer cans water?
I could also be interested in sachets of water for small volume lighter carry weight bug out bag options.
What are people's opinions/thoughts?
Re: Help, 7-28 days fresh production rations, UK (Britain), advise please
The only leak proof material is glass. Plastic allows "things" to travel thru. The best containers are glass bottles! As long as it´s airtight, you have an unlimited shelf life.
I use military jerry cans (20 liters) for storage, when necessary.