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Your Options for Drinking Water in an Emergency


In a survival situation, clean drinking water is your most important resource. Depending on the environmental conditions and your physical activity, a person cannot safely go longer than a few days without water.



If you are embarking on a household preparedness effort, water needs to be at the top of your list. Plan for at least one gallon of water per person per day to satisfy drinking and food-preparation needs. Beyond that, additional water is needed for hygiene.

If you can store purified or city-treated water in a cool dark area, that is an excellent start. Ideally, you want to use new water-storage containers or barrels that meet UN and FDA regulations. You should rotate/freshen your water storage every six months or so unless you treat that water with water preserver concentrate that can extend your shelf life to five years. (Household bleach is not a water preserver. In fact, bleach loses potency very quickly—any bleach that is beyond six months out of the factory is largely worthless for purification purposes.)

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FaithfulSkeptic

Carrying the mantle of doubt
I have two of these. Use them for kayaking/camping. Replaceable, cleanable ceramic filter removes pretty much everything with no chems. Screws onto the standard sized water bottle threads. Fantastic little units, about $80 and $40 for spare filters. Construction is sturdy, but don't rely on just one. Also worth while to pick up a spare check valve. For three days, we drank what started out as some pretty disgusting river water. Pure, odorless water comes out the other side.

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