The Importance of Water Storage ... and a CHALLENGE

Published: Tue, 03/11/14

Importance of Water Storage
There have been a number of water "emergencies" in the news lately so we thought it would be helpful to give a quick overview of some of the reasons you may need to have water stored, as well as some helpful resources and a CHALLENGE for you.

The West Virginia Chemical Spill back in January contaminated the water supply for up to 300,000 people.  This was actually one of the emergency scenarios we practices during our 7 Day Challenge last year so we knew how these people felt going without basic water services during the emergency.  

The droughts in California and other states have been a large source of worry this winter as well.  This can affect crops and ultimately affect the entire country, but it has an immediate affect on local residents.  The governor has asked Californians to cut their water usage by 20 percent.  Having water stored can help alleviate some problems this may cause, particularly if things get worse.

How to store water:
We created a whole series of posts based around many of the questions we get asked on a regular basis about storing water.  You can read our complete Water Storage FAQ page which link to the relevant posts to help answer all of the questions about how to store, preserve, and rotate your water.  Topics covered include:

  • Water Storage Containers: Pros and Cons
  • All About Water Rotation
  • How to Deal With Long Term Water Loss
  • Water Filtration Versus Water Purification
  • Water Evaporation Still
  • Alternate Water Source

Fill Those Containers CHALLENGE
MARCH:  Get it Done Challenge
We've had a number of our blog readers ask us to put out mini "challenges" each month to keep them on their toes while they wait for the next year's 7 Day Challenge to occur.  This month your challenge is to start storing water NOW.

Click here or on the banner below to learn more about the MARCH challenge and how you can win a set of 4 Waterbricks plus a Spigot, just by "getting it done"!
Have a great March and fill those containers!

- Jodi and Julie
http://FoodStorageMadeEasy.NET