Every prepper understands the importance of water to preparedness, and to that will usually have quite a supply on hand.
However, there’s only so much water you can practically store at any one time. The best way to maintain a reliable supply of water during a long-term crisis is to collect rainwater.
the top of a blue rain barrel filled with waterthe top of a blue rain barrel filled with water
Even a modest rainwater collection system can supply you with many dozens or hundreds of gallons of water from a passing shower or thunderstorm.
This is a great capability to have, but what some preppers don’t know is that this collected rainwater is not as safe as you might think.
For maximum safety and best quality, collected rainwater still requires filtration and purification if you want to drink it. Keep reading and I’ll tell you about the methods to do just that…
READ FULL ARTICLE HERE
Every prepper understands the importance of water to preparedness, and to that will usually have quite a supply on hand.
However, there’s only so much water you can practically store at any one time. The best way to maintain a reliable supply of water during a long-term crisis is to collect rainwater.
the top of a blue rain barrel filled with waterthe top of a blue rain barrel filled with water
Even a modest rainwater collection system can supply you with many dozens or hundreds of gallons of water from a passing shower or thunderstorm.
This is a great capability to have, but what some preppers don’t know is that this collected rainwater is not as safe as you might think.
For maximum safety and best quality, collected rainwater still requires filtration and purification if you want to drink it. Keep reading and I’ll tell you about the methods to do just that… [b][size=150][url=https://www.survivalsullivan.com/how-to-filter-and-purify-rainwater/]READ FULL ARTICLE HERE[/url][/size][/b]
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