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| CONTAINERS |
| 13 | Water Containers | |
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| 44 | Insulated Ice Chests | |
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| 48 | Plastic Garbage Can | |
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| 57 | Backpacks, duffle bags | |
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| 62 | Canning jars, lids, wax | |
| 95 | Paraffin wax (seals containers) | |
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| ** | Rain Barrels | |
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| Containers come in a number of varieties. In general they provide functionality that is important in a resource scarce situation. Containers can be used to preserve food and many of the items on this list serve that specific purpose. When food and possibly refrigeration is in short supply this is a primary consideration, as food cannot afford to be wasted to spoilage. Containers are also often useful for storing water, which is the first key to staying alive for both the short and long term, in any environment. Other containers are designed to increase item portability or to secure belongings more effectively. Specifics on the values and specific uses for various types of containers can be found on the relevant item page. |
