Power4Patriots Presents 9 Ways to Store Water in Case of Disaster

When disaster strikes in the form of a storm such as Sandy, a tornado, an earthquake, a terrorist attack or anything else that could result in power outages and unsafe drinking water, those who are prepared will have the best chance of surviving and thriving until things return to normal. Power4Patriots offers nine ways to keep a safe supply of water handy.

Nashville, Tenn. (PRWEB) November 16, 2012

If they absolutely have to, most people can go without food for several weeks. But without clean drinking water, they may not last more than a few days. In an emergency situation in which the purity of the water that comes through pipes has been compromised, people are going to wish they had stockpiled plenty of water for themselves and their families.

Power4Patriots says it’s not enough to merely have an emergency water supply sitting around. It must be stored properly. Below are listed nine ways to store water for a crisis.

•     Use multiple sizes of containers: The recommendation here is to store enough water for drinking and washing to last a family 30 days. But it shouldn’t all be stored in large containers. Water is heavy and some family members may not be able to safely handle a larger container. It’s also possible that mobility may be necessary, so it’s a good idea to have a variety of sizes for water storage.

Want to learn a simple way to purify water for storage in case of a disaster? Click here to discover 1 weird water purification trick, a popular post on the Power4Patriots blog that has received more than 30 comments since being published last month.

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