WATER  
SURVIVAL KIT 
 
 
 

What is this? 
 
This packet contains instructions and methods to obtain clean, drinkable 
water in nature’s harshest climates.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
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Table of Contents 
MATERIALS INCLUDED …………………………………………...……… 2 

HOW TO USE… ……………………………………………………………….... 3 

HOW TO COLLECT NATURAL WATER …………………………… 5 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
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Materials Included 
The materials included are as follows:  

 
● Iodine Tablets  
● Water Bottle  
● Portable Water Filter  
● Plastic Bags  
● Bladder 
● Collapsible Bucket 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
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How to use... 
1. IODINE TABLETS 
Treating water from rivers, lakes, wells, cisterns, or similar systems (greater or 
less than 4 degrees celsius (40 degrees fahrenheit)): 
 
Prior to use, remove all suspended material by filtration or allow to settle to 
the bottom of an initial container. Afterwards, move contaminated water to a 
new, clean container for treatment.   
 
To use: Remove one Aquatab tablet from its packaging and quickly insert into 
⅕ gallon (0.75 liters) of contaminated water (6.5 ppm (6.5 mg/L) available 
chlorine). Mix well for at least 10 minutes, then allow to stand for 30 minutes 
before drinking. The treated water is now ready for drinking.  
 
Treating individual water systems at room temperature: 
 
To use: Remove one Aquatab tablet from its packaging and quickly insert into 
2 quarts (0.5 gallon) of contaminated water (2.6 ppm (2.6 mg/L) available 
chlorine). Mix well for at least 10 minutes, then allow to stand for 30 minutes 
before drinking. The treated water is now ready for drinking.  
 

2. WATER BOTTLE 
A standard 24 oz water bottle made for the drinking of water.  

 
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3. Sawyer Water Filter 

To use: 
1. Unscrew cap/filter from bladder 
2. Fill bag with water 
3. Screw back on cap/filter 
4. Wipe off dirty water from the bag 
5. Open push-pull valve on cap/filter 
6. Squeeze bag and dispense or suck on push-pull valve 
7. Close push-pull valve when finished 
 

4. PLASTIC BAG 
Standard plastic ziploc bag that can be attached to trees to collect water.  
 

5. BACKPACK 
Standard Camelback backpack.  
 
 

6.  Collapsible Bucket 

Standard 2.6 gallon collapsible bucket.  
 
 
 

 
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How to Collect Natural Water 

Plants/trees 
To collect water in a natural environment from plants and trees: 
1. Find a common plant/tree with a branch in the sunlight. Sufficient 
plants include: 
a. Maple Tree 
b. Oak Tree 
c. Birch Tree 
i. Note: almost any plant will work for this except certain ones 
are more ideal than others  
2. Take out the plastic bag.  
3. Find a branch on the tree, preferably low-hanging and in the sunlight.  
4. Tie/seal the plastic bag around the branch so that there are no holes for 
the water to leak out from. Leave a marker as to where you put the bag 
so you can come back to collect the water.  
5. After a few hours, come back and collect the water from the bag. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
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Water sources 
To collect water from an already standing water source:  
1. Find a standing water source 
2. Remove bucket from bag and fill it up with water from said source 
3. Run the water through the Sawyer water filter following the 
instructions listed above to remove harmful particles 
4. After the water has been ran through the filter, add iodine tablets to 
remove viruses and bacteria following instructions above.  
5. Your water should now be clean to drink.