Abstract: A device for safely storing water for later human consumption and other uses comprising a bladder sized to fit in desired location, such as a bathtub or kitchen sink. The bladder preferably includes a sleeve-like member which serves as a water entry or fill point. The bladder also has a port for inserting a pump to remove the water stored within the bladder. A string tie or lanyard can be provided with the sleeve to maintain the securement of the sleeve to the water faucet during filling of the bladder. For larger bladders an extractor tube can be disposed within the bladder and is in fluid communication with the pump assembly. With the storage device safe potable liquid is made available for use and consumption during an emergency situation or other times, when safe water is otherwise unavailable.