Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is the container BHP (?) free?
Document: I like the container. Holds water to clean and drink at a campsite. In addition, it is BPA free, which is great.
Bpa free and durable... What more can you ask for. Would give it five but the spout can be a little hard to line up properly.
This keeps a small stack stable, and less likely to fall.Price is right (cheaper than at the sporting goods store), and with free shipping it was an easy decision.
Now it's sitting on the kitchen counter, dispensing what I hope is e-coli free water for washing hands. It does leak a bit from the spout, when it is inverted. The simple solution to that is to store it with the spigot/cap assembly up when not dispensing water. This Portland alert was a wake up call.
We used these for numerous of these for geology field studies and a 6 week field camp. Used and tossed about by students. Out ~10 that were used dozens of times each and thrown into storage, a couple developed leaks around the spigot. That was after ~50-100 fills but kids who don't care.Made in USABPA Free&#8230;~$15&#8230;.What's not to like!
Needless to say, after a couple of days, it started getting crushed and leaking all over the concrete floor. I called the manufacturer, and they told me these are NOT intended to be stacked when full for this very reason. They are blow-molded, and are not designed to support any additional weight. Other than this - great product. Put one tablespoon of regular household bleach in each before you fill them with water, and you'll have emergency supplies that are germ-free.
You might think that any two plastic containers would be the same. Nothing could be farther from the truth. For storage of large amounts of water, the Reliance Aqua-Tainer is a great product. They are made of a very strong, BPA-free food grade plastic that stores 7 gallons of water. Their movability is also good with a handle on top to lug it around. Keep it mind that it is about 58+ pounds so it's no joke.
The plastic is thick and durable feeling. The containers I received do not leak, but I store them with the cap facing up anyway, so it's not really a concern for me. I like that there is an included spout with each bottle on the underside of the cap. The fact that the plastic is opaque, and the bottle is BPH free are added bonuses.In short, I recommend these containers. I think they can be an important and reliable part of any emergency plan you have for your family.
Keep it out of the sun as much as possible. BPA free plastic breaks down pretty fast. Screw on cap/spout works well but good idea to have a spare if it receives heavy use. The threaded rear flow control valve is much improved from the old pull out  version (which breaks off pretty easily). I have seen uneven threaded control valves in stores so buyer beware, but I've used these for years and there isn't anything better for the price.
Purchased 4 containers. They came within a few days, shipped for free! Cleaned them real quick and filled them up with tap water. Put a chlorine based water preserver in each tank and set them aside for the next five years. No leaking the lids all came with a pigot, and as far as I can tell my wife and I have a 28 gallon water storage. I have lived in Florida and California but never got a water storage although I knew I should.
Answer: yes