LIFESAVERJerrycan | Water Purifier - up to 20,000 Litres | Camping, Overlanding, Vanlife, Caravanning & Emergency Preparedness (Green)

I’ve been using the LifeSaver Jerrycan during campervan adventures, and it’s been a reliable partner for purifying both tap and river water—for me and my dog.Fast, simple setupFill it from a tap or directly from a river, pump to build pressure, then dispense filtered water through the tap. The jet of water is steady and easy to control—crucial when you have a thirsty pup too.Built tough & portableIt holds 18.5 L (that’s almost 5 gal), but still feels manageable for one person thanks to the solid yet light build (about 3.9 kg dry weight)   . It’s rugged enough to live in a van for months.Water safety you can trustThis thing filters up to 20,000 L, removing 99.99% of viruses, 99.9999% of bacteria, cysts and even microplastics . I’ve filled it with filtered tap water and murky river water alike, and the output is always clear and safe.Great taste—no chlorine aftertasteComes with an activated carbon disk that handles chemicals and funky tastes for about 500 L . River water tastes surprisingly fresh—even my dog drinks without hesitation.What’s most impressive• Flow rate around 4 L/min—super handy when filling bottles or our travel bowls  .• Filter shuts off automatically when it reaches capacity (FailSafe tech), so no guessing when it’s spent .• Safe to use in off-grid or emergency situations; no chemicals or electricity needed.A few things to note• Since it only filters on output, the stored water inside isn’t potable until you pump it out .• You do have to pump each time—handy for water, but if you’re filling up a bucket or shower it’s a mild workout.• It’s a bit tall, which might not fit in all holders—but in a campervan it’s been fine for me.⸻Bottom line:This LifeSaver Jerrycan has been a game-changer for me on the road. No more buying jugs of water or worrying about letting my dog lap questionable tap water. It’s built like a tank, filters almost anything, and tastes great. Pricey, yes—but worth it for peace of mind and hydration freedom. Highly recommended for fellow campervanners and pet owners!