Meteorologists predict another active storm season in the Atlantic with between 8 and 14 hurricanes expected to form. Three
of those storms are predicted to make landfall in the U.S. So its a reminder to stock up on supplies and have your Bug Out Plan ready.
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Frankenstorm - A Tip For Storing Water
I hope everyone came through Hurricane Sandy and Frankenstorm with no problems. I also hope you were all prepared with a minimum 72 hours of food and water and that your car was gassed and ready to go.
Here's a little tip for those who don't have much room to store food, water and other supplies. Fill some jugs HALF-FULL with water (I use a 2 L pop bottle and 4 L empty orange juice containers) Put those jugs of water in your freezer, filling up all the empty space. Use 500 ml empty water bottles if you can't fit a big jug or bottle in.
When the water is frozen, put them in your refrigerator. Put MORE in the freezer and when those are frozen, leave them there.
If your power goes out the jugs and bottles of water will help keep your food cold and thus be available to eat. If you run out of water you can defrost the frozen jugs and bottles and bingo, there's fresh clean water for drinking.
And if you happen to have empty space in your freezer, keep some jugs or bottles of water in there all the time, don't wait for a storm warning. This will not only provide you with instant water and a method of keeping food cold, it also saves energy because a full freezer doesn't have to work as hard.
| White Orange Juice Containers of Water |
When the water is frozen, put them in your refrigerator. Put MORE in the freezer and when those are frozen, leave them there.
If your power goes out the jugs and bottles of water will help keep your food cold and thus be available to eat. If you run out of water you can defrost the frozen jugs and bottles and bingo, there's fresh clean water for drinking.
And if you happen to have empty space in your freezer, keep some jugs or bottles of water in there all the time, don't wait for a storm warning. This will not only provide you with instant water and a method of keeping food cold, it also saves energy because a full freezer doesn't have to work as hard.
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