Limited Time Promotion - 4 Pk Seychelle Water Filter Bottles for $70.99

Now through Monday, June 3rd at Midnight, or while supplies last, the 4 Pk Seychelle 28 oz Seychelle Water Filter Bottle is on a limited time special price of $70.99. This package is not available in my online store - so call or email me to order this package at a great price! To compare - when you order one of these water filtration bottles, they are $31.67.  When you order the 4 pack during this sale, they're just $17.75 each!  You're saving almost 50%!

28 oz Seychelle Bottle 4-Pack
Catalog ID: 25452

HP Price: $79.99
Promo Price: $70.99 through June 3rd or while supplies last
·  4 – 28oz Seychelle Water filtration bottles
·  4 – Advanced Filters


The 28oz Seychelle Water Filtration Bottle provides great-tasting, fresh water wherever you are. Ideally suited for situations where the drinking water source is questionable or not disinfected, it comes with an attractive insulator sleeve.
The 28oz Advanced Seychelle Water Filtration flip top bottle is the perfect solution for those traveling to foreign countries where safe drinking water is at a premium.
The insulator sleeve attaches to a belt or backpack, and is great for any outdoor use: walking, hiking, biking, travel, camping or emergency preparedness!
The bottle produces up to 100 gallons of great-tasting water; and is equal to 757 half liters of bottled water! For the 75% of the water consumed away from home, this is the perfect portable product!

Bottle Features:

• Now with BIOSAFE®, removes up to 99.99% of bacteria, virus, contaminants and pollutants found in drinking water sources using its proprietary Ionic Adsorption Micron Filtration System.
• Contains Iodinated Resin (EPA Reg. # 35917-2) and other proprietary media which effectively reduces virus and bacteria to six logs (99.9999%).
• Produces up to 100 gallons of filtered water or more depending upon the quality of the source water.
• Has a screw on/off fill from the top cap for easy filling.
• 28 oz size is compact, light weight and easy to use!
• Tested by Independent laboratories using EPA/ANSI protocols and NSF Standards 42 and 53.
• Environmentally safe! Does not pollute the countryside!
• Reusable - made of FDA approved low density polyethylene #4 plastic - Will not leach! BPA free!
• Filter is replaceable.

As always, if you find a lower price on Thrive Life products and packages, please contact me - I can always get you the BEST price on Thrive Life products.

Never Pack Away the Snow Scrapers

Here's my Preparedness Tip of the Day:

Even if you're trying to sell your house, and it's May, do NOT pack away the snow/ice scrapers and take them to the storage unit to get them out of the way.  I know you're thinking you won't need them until at least the Fall - but you NEVER know when you're going to have ice and snow.

So that's the lesson I learned today.  The big reason you haven't seen a lot of blog posts this Spring is that my husband and I are focusing our attention on preparing our house to sell.  As part of that, some friends helped me clean out my garage of all the boxes I had already packed up, plus actually clean out the garage, on Monday.  I took all those packed boxes over to a storage unit Monday afternoon, and grabbed the two ice scrapers for our vehicles that were lying in the garage.  I thought - it's the end of April so we're done with having snow, plus the garage is cleaned out so I'll be parking inside anyway.

Well, we're painting boards in the garage so I'm not parking in the garage.  And guess what?  It's snowing!  It started snowing sometime Thursday night and it is still snowing now (8:30 pm on Friday night).  It is just now starting to accumulate on the grass at our house but the van was completely covered in ice and snow this morning.  Fortunately, after running the van for a few minutes, the windshield wipers were able to quickly clear the windshield so I could drive my daughters to school today.

So the next question is - am I good to leave the scrapers at the storage unit now or should I go get them and put them back in my vehicle for a late May snowstorm?