◈ Water within reach at camp
For the camp kitchen without a tap
Give Your Camp Kitchen a Tap of Its Own.
Set the jug on a stable surface with the spout pointing down. Open the built-in tap to get water without lifting a full jug for every pour.
- ↧Draw water at the tableOpen the tap over a cup or basin.
- ≋Fold it between tripsMake room in your gear bin.
- ↗Carry it by the handleBring water from the fill point.
◈ One complete jug per size · 5 L or 10 L
Compare with a rigid water jug ↓4.9 / 51,132 verified reviews
“I keep it next to the workbench so I can rinse my hands between jobs.”Ethan R. · Workshop cleanup
“We put it by the RV sink and poured from the tap whenever we needed a cup of water.”Hannah M. · RV setup
“I like that the folded jug takes up less room when I pack the car.”Claire L. · Packing up
Product highlights
- Easy-Pour Spigot — Fill cups, rinse hands, or prep meals without lifting the jug.
- Folds Flat to Save Space — Collapse it when empty to make room in your trunk, RV, or gear bin.
- BPA-Free Water Storage — Keep drinking water handy at camp or on the road.
- Built-In Carry Handle — Carry water from the fill station to your campsite or picnic table.
- Ready for Trips & Emergencies — Bring it camping or keep it in your home or car emergency kit.
See Toaimer in action
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Fill and set up at camp
Water at the grill
Rinse at the table
See a similar jug unfold
The empty jug problem
The Water’s Gone. The Jug’s Still in the Way.
You’re putting away groceries and there it is again, blocking the bottom shelf. That big water jug has been empty since your last camping trip, but it still takes up just as much room as it did when it was full.
How many trips will it take to get all the water over there?
The parking area is further from the campsite than you had anticipated. With a few bottles of water tucked under your arm, you carry them to the picnic table, then head back to fetch the rest.
A Freeze Is Coming. How Far Will Those Few Bottles Go?
You check the pantry and count what’s left. Once you think about breakfast, washing up, and filling the dog’s bowl, you start wondering how long that little stash would last if the taps went dry.
All This Just to Fill One Cup?
There’s no tap, so you have to pick up the whole jug with both hands and tip it over a little cup. You tilt it a bit more, the water rushes out, and now you’re reaching for a towel.
The reason it feels awkward
One Load. Two Different Jobs.
You carry a full jug from the fill point, then use a little water at a time. An open-mouth container makes you tilt that same load for each pour.
Bring it over once. Set the jug down where you’ll use it.
Let the work surface support the jug while you dispense.
Meet the Toaimer jug
A Full Jug You Can Set Down and Use.
Fill it where water is available. Set up a rinse station at camp, then fold the empty jug for the ride home.
Both capacities use the same built-in tap.
Open the accordion body.
Expand the jug before filling.
Point the tap down.
Support the jug on a stable surface and open the tap over a cup or basin.
Fold it for storage.
Drain, rinse and air-dry the jug before pressing the sides down.
Every detail has a purpose
Made to Carry, Dispense and Pack Away.
The handle, tap and folding body each do a different job.
Built-in tap
Control when water flows as you rinse or fill a cup.
Carry handle
Bring the jug from the fill point to your table.
Accordion sides
Press the empty, dry jug down along the folds.
Two sizes
Choose the amount of water you can comfortably carry.
Side-by-side comparison
Toaimer vs. a Regular Water Jug.
See how each jug dispenses water and what happens when you pack it away.
| What to compare | Toaimer folding jug | Rigid jug without a tap |
|---|---|---|
| Getting water | Set it on a stable surface and open the built-in tap. | Lift and tilt it to pour through the opening. |
| After use | Drain and air-dry it, then press the accordion sides down. | Drain and air-dry it. The shell keeps its shape. |
| Packing it away | The folded body fits into a lower storage space. | The rigid body still needs room at full height. |
Comparison shown with a rigid screw-cap jug without a tap.
From use to storage
A Smaller Profile for the Trip Home.
The same jug takes up less room once the water is gone.
Expanded and ready to fill.
Open the accordion sides before filling the jug.
Folded when empty and dry.
Press the body down for a smaller profile in your gear bin.
General water guidance
Bring the Right Amount of Water.
Think about how far you’ll carry it, where you’ll use it and how you’ll pack it away.
Before you fill up
Set Up for the Way You Use Water.
A little planning helps you pick a container and carry it comfortably.
Carry only the load you need
Five liters of water weigh about 11 lb. Ten liters weigh about 22 lb.
Set up a stable water point
Support the body and keep the outlet over a cup or basin.
Plan for the water’s intended use
Follow the CDC’s container guidance when preparing emergency drinking water.
How it works
Water at Your Table in 3 Simple Steps.
Bring a jug, a stable work surface and a cup or basin.
Expand and fill
Pull the sides open, unscrew the cap and fill through the opening. Screw the cap back on securely.
Set it down and open the tap
Rest the jug on a stable surface with the spout pointing down. Set a cup or basin underneath and open the tap.
Drain, dry and fold
Drain and rinse the jug. Let the inside air-dry with the cap off, then press the empty body down along its folds.
Close the cap and tap before moving the jug. Carry and secure it upright for transport.
MATERIALS & CARE
Know What Holds Your Water.
From drinking water at camp to quick rinses on the road, the Toaimer jug is made for everyday water storage.
BPA-Free Material
The jug body is made from BPA-free plastic.
See How Much Water Is Left
The translucent sides let you check the water level at a glance.
Rinse and Air-Dry After Use
Empty and rinse the jug, then leave it open and expanded to air-dry before folding it away.
At your water station
Water Right Where You Set Up.
A rinse station by the table makes it easier to get back to cooking, eating or packing up.
Make camp cleanup easier
More Time at the Table.
Set out your basin and keep the jug close enough for the little jobs.
- Rinse utensils at the prep table
- Keep water handy for washing up
- Fold it down once it is empty and dry
Water while you prep.
Set the jug beside your basin for rinses between tasks.
A wash point outside.
Set the jug on a stable table and place a basin below the spout.
Clear space after use.
A dry, folded jug can go back into your gear bin.
Toaimer in everyday use
Customer Reviews
Sample reviews for layout preview.
Wash-up after cooking
“I set it beside the basin before dinner, so there was water close by for rinsing.”
Avery B. Verified Review
Perfect for a picnic at the park
“The tap made refills easy, and the empty jug folded right back into our picnic bag..”
Jordan K. Verified Review
Handy to have by the flower beds
“I keep it by the flower beds to rinse off after planting. It folds down and fits right next to my gardening gloves.”
Casey T. Verified Review
Packed in the trunk
“The empty jug folds down into our trunk organizer with the rest of our camping gear.”
Riley P. Verified Review
More water at our RV stop
“I picked the 10 L for our RV trips and carried it out by the handle when we stopped.”
Morgan S. Verified Review
Drying it after a trip
“I took the cap off and let the jug air-dry by the sink before folding it back down.”
Jamie W. Verified Review
Your camp water jug
Pick the Capacity for Your Trip.
Each size includes one jug with a folding body, carry handle and built-in tap.
Get ready for your first trip.
Three useful guides to have on hand.
First setup
How to expand, fill and use the tap.
Set Up a Camp Wash Station
See how to use a water jug with a spigot to set up a wash station at camp.
Water storage guide
CDC guidance for emergency drinking water.
5 L Toaimer jug
A smaller load for short trips and quick rinses.
Choose 5 L →10 L Toaimer jug
More water on hand for a camp kitchen or RV stop.
Choose 10 L →
Help with your delivery
A Problem With Your Order?
If your jug arrives damaged or you receive the wrong size, contact the store so the team can review the issue.
- Include your order number
- Tell us what arrived
- Attach a photo of the issue
Use the contact information on your order confirmation.
Questions before ordering
Still Choosing Your Camp Water Jug?
Check how the jug works, how it packs and which capacity makes sense for your trip.
How do I dispense water at the table?
Support the jug on a stable surface with the spout pointing down. Put a cup or basin beneath it, then open the tap.
Which capacity should I pick?
5 L holds about 1.3 US gallons. 10 L holds about 2.6 US gallons. Choose the load you can comfortably carry.
Can I carry it when it’s filled?
Close the cap and tap and keep the jug upright. Support the base when needed.
Does the jug fold while it’s full?
Empty the jug and let the inside air-dry before pressing the sides down.
How do I clean and dry it?
Rinse the jug and leave it open and expanded until the inside is fully dry.
Can I take it in an RV?
Carry and secure it upright. At your stop, put it on a stable surface for dispensing.
How many jugs come with each size?
One complete jug in the capacity you select.
Can I use it during a water outage?
Use it to move water for temporary household tasks. For emergency drinking water storage, consult the CDC container guidance.
What if it arrives damaged?
Email the store with your order number and a photo so the team can review the issue.
Where do I check shipping?
The store shows available delivery options at checkout. Contact support if you have a question about an existing order.
Who can help me choose?
Email the store team and tell them how you plan to use the jug.
Before and after you order
A Question? Talk to Our Team.
Ask us about capacity, setup, delivery or an order you’ve already placed.
Use the contact information on your order confirmation.
