These are the most common questions we hear from customers asking about our 210 litre (55 gallon) water storage drums. If you have something not covered here, email info@puretap.ca or visit our online store. Are the drums new or used? Brand new and unused. Every drum we sell comes directly from the manufacturer and has…
A 210 litre (55 gallon) water drum is one of the most practical bulk water storage options for a home, cottage, or small business in the GTA. It holds enough water for a family of four for over three weeks at the Government of Canada’s recommended four litres per person per day, it does not…
If you are putting together a 72-hour water supply for your household, the container you use matters as much as the water itself. The wrong container can make stored water taste off, absorb chemicals from the plastic, or require full replacement every few years. Here is a practical look at what works and what does…
Living in a condo or a smaller home in the GTA does not mean you have to skip emergency water storage. It just means you need to be smarter about how you do it. Government guidelines call for a minimum 72-hour water supply for every person in your household. With the right containers and a…
Water main breaks happen more often in Mississauga than most people expect. When one does, the City of Mississauga typically issues a boil water advisory for affected streets. That means the water coming out of your tap is not safe to drink, cook with, or use for making baby formula until the advisory is lifted….
The Government of Canada recommends 72 hours of emergency preparedness. Here is how much water your family actually needs and the cleanest way to store it.
Puretap has imported food-safe Italian glass water carboys from Vetri Speciali, plus a distilled water refill service. Learn why Italian glass, how the refill works, wholesale pricing options, and the math on switching from plastic.
What distilled water costs per litre in the Greater Toronto Area, where to buy it, and how to tell whether what you are buying is actually distilled.
Two bottles per golfer, three on a hot day. Plus the forty six volunteers and staff most organizers forget to count. Ontario tournament planning from a GTA bottler.
A case of 660 non spill caps is $85, about 13 cents each. Here is the burn rate at 20, 40, 100 and 250 bottles a day, and why caps ship nationally when bottles do not.