
| Q: | What do people normally use the barrels for? |
| A: | Barrels are normally used for food or any items that they want to keep dry and protected. Barrels are used primarily on canoe trips. Some trippers have one food barrel and soft packs for the remainder of their gear, while others place all of their gear in barrels. Other uses include remote wilderness base-camps, Dog-sledding and more. |
| Q: | Can I take my barrel on a plane? |
| A: | Yes, barrels are fine in planes. If you are flying on a commercial flight, remember to thread the vacuum release strip (or alternate) through one of the two available slots in the lid before you close it. This will endure that if a vacuum forms in your barrels becasue of the air temperature changes, you will be able to remove the lid. |
| Q: | How should I store my barrel during the off season? |
| A: | We suggest that you store your barrel empty and clean.This way you ensure food or other odours don't stay in your barrel. We also suggest that you open the metal clamp ring. This releases the pressure on the gasket in the lid by keeping it supple. |
| Q: | Can I buy just a ring or a lid for my existing barrel? |
| A: | Yes, we carry lids and rings for large and small barrels. If it does not fit your barrel; you cannot return. |
| Q: | Who made your great Company logo? |
| A: | Paul Mason was the artist for our logo. We feel fortunate to have hired a skiled artist like Paul who was able to understand our concept and bring it to life. |
| Q: | How can I purchase a barrel/harness? |
| A: | You can purchase directly from us via mail-order, or through the many retailers that carry our barrels. |
| Q: | How do you ship the barrel/harness to me? |
| A: | We will research and ship via the least expensive method. These methods include the Postal Parcel Service and Greyhound Bus. However, if you need your order faster we can do that via courier. |
| Q: | How can I pay for my barrel? |
| A: | Recreational Barrel Works accepts VISA, Mastercard and American Express. |