Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: Does this offer include both a packet and a small bottle?
Document: This is just a small and expensive bottle of chlorine. It does what is said it does but you can do the same with chlorine. Smelt like chlorine, taste line chlorine. Nothing new here.
This is the second time I placed an order this product.In both cases the product came leaking inside its plastic bag.Cap was broken on bottle.So far 3 bottles total ordered, and 2 bottles were leaking!! !
I started with two bottles, then a month later did five more bottles, then 5 or 6 per month after that. That's three and a half gallons of tea per month. Your mileage may vary on consumption, but each bottle is a long-tern, BPA-free, food-grade water storage device. SAVE THEM AND USE THEM! When five years is up, I'm only looking at using and re-stabilizing five or six 1/2-gallon bottles at once.
good tool for long time water storage. if you plan on storing water long term this is the solution you need
Yes, household bleach is indeed sodium hypochlorite and water, but it's also not shelf-stable. Storing liquid bleach is therefore folly unless you rotate and use it within a year or so- if you need long-term storable bleach, get CALCIUM hypochlorite. Solid, dry, stable, and it comes in awesome containers. That's HTH, basically. Pool chlorine.
Works well and is something I don't have to worry about.
We have not used yet but it came packaged perfect had no problems with any of he product leaking a
Usually I will use the water in the tank in 3-4 month so don't know whether it will really work for 5 years as claimed, but for 3-6 month it proved to work pretty well.I wish the solution to be a bit cheaper, but even with the current price you get good value for the money.
Treated a few 55-gal drums of emergency H20. One of the bottles had leaked when it arrived but these guys replaced it immediately. I'll have to assume (hope...?) it works. I'll repost in 5 years...
Toilets too. Then I do a light rinse and fill the bottles with some pretty warm, filtered tap water, add the preserver, leave about half an inch of air at the top, cap it tight, shake it to wet the cap, and as the water cools off, it sucks the cap down with a little vacuum.
Answer: yes