Mar 01 2009

Preparedness 101 - Water storage Part 2

Published by Kevin at 10:16 am

What are good ways to store water and for which situations?

Published under Emergency Preparedness Advice, water storage
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One Response to “Preparedness 101 - Water storage Part 2”

  1. # Bruce Hopkinson 02 Mar 2009 at 9:59 am

    Just an observation on water storage. If you buy bottled water, it will last
    longer than self-stored water, but it’s HORRIBLY expensive.

    A better solution is to get a quality water filter. It will purify
    lake/pond/puddle water (in case utility-water is cut off) and takes up little
    extra space. The AquaRain, for example, filters to 0.2 microns absolute and
    will handle 30,000 to 60,000 gallons of water. Water cost is something like
    .003 cents/gallon, and you don’t have to use harmful chemicals to store water
    long-term. Plus, it’s gravity-operated, so it uses no energy.

    You also save *tons* of space … which can be used for food storage.

    It’s real affordable at http://www.internet-grocer.net/aqua.htm

    Hope this helps!

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