Flooding
Winter weather can be unpredictable. The forecast might show a heavy snowstorm this week. The next week, it could all melt. Wet winter weather can cause flooding. Floods can cause wells and other water reserves to become contaminated. Even if your home is safe from floodwater, your taps could get compromised. If you can’t use your running water, what will you do?
How Can You Improve Your Clean Water Supply?
With a clean water supply on hand at all times, you can stay prepared for anything. Or create a plan for reliable water filtration. The fewer details you have to worry about in an outage or natural disaster, the better.
Your household should have a gallon of water per person per day for at least 3 days. What does an airtight—or watertight—water storage plan look like? Here are a couple tips.
Choose Smart Storage
Effective water storage takes more than a case of plastic water bottles in your pantry. The right gear can help you store long-lasting, drinkable water. Choose water containers that are easy to store and transport. Your water storage containers should also be FDA-approved and BPA-free.
A water brick storage system can improve your water storage setup. Interlocking water bricks that hold 3.5 gallons of water make storage efficient. This storage system can fit under a bed, in a closet, or under a table. Plus, stackable bricks are easy to carry during evacuations.