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by Ronald Williams (Author)
Water storage is easily one of the most critical aspects of preparing for an emergency. If you don't have enough water, your chances of survival are diminished significantly. How you store your water will depend on a variety of different factors, including your environment and climate, your age, how much physical activity you do each day, and how many people are in your household. You also need to store water for a wide variety of purposes: for drinking, for cleaning dishes, for personal hygiene and bathing, for preparing food, for your pets, and so on. In this step-by-step beginner's guide, you will learn about the best methods for finding, storing, and purifying clean drinking water. The specific steps that we will cover include: -Step #1: Why You Need To Store Water? -Step #2: How Much Water Do You Need? -Step #3: Making A Rain Catchment System -Step #4: How To Purify Water -Step #5: Collecting Water From The Wilderness -Step #6: Collecting Water From An Urban Environment -Step #7: Myths About Storing Water As you work your way through these steps, I suggest that you take notes on a sheet of paper or your mobile device so you will more easily remember the specific tips and methods that you want to utilize during your journey to becoming more prepared for disaster. By the end of this book, you will have all the knowledge you need for collecting, storing, and purifying water both in your everyday life and during a disaster.
