"And Many Will Die of Thirst" by Nutnfancy [Water Storage]

Published on November 28, 2013
Duration: 48:40

This video by Nutnfancy provides a comprehensive guide to water storage and purification for WROL (Without Rule of Law) scenarios. It stresses the critical importance of a 30-day water supply, advising against relying on local, potentially contaminated sources. The expert, with over 7 years of water treatment testing, categorizes storage solutions from fragile milk jugs to robust large-capacity tanks, recommending specific products like WaterBricks and Aqua Paks for portability and larger systems for home use.

Quick Summary

Nutnfancy, an expert with decades of experience, stresses the critical need for a 30-day water supply (1.5-2.5 gal/person/day) for WROL scenarios, warning against contaminated local sources. He recommends purpose-built containers like WaterBricks and Aqua Paks, and larger tanks, while advising against fragile milk jugs.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to WROL Water Needs
  2. 05:27The Fallacy of Local Water Sources
  3. 09:35Determining Storage Volume
  4. 15:13Water Treatment Philosophy
  5. 18:21Filtration Systems
  6. 25:13Storage Container Categories
  7. 26:59The Fragility of Milk Jugs
  8. 28:47Small Container Options
  9. 33:43Large Barrel Management
  10. 35:52Final Recommendation for a Family of Four

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended daily water intake for emergency preparedness?

For emergency preparedness, a minimum of 1.5 gallons per person per day is recommended for survival. Ideally, aim for 2.0 to 2.5 gallons per person per day to cover hygiene and cooking needs during a prolonged municipal water cutoff.

Why should I avoid using local water sources during a disaster?

Local water sources like creeks or swimming pools can become heavily contaminated with bacteria, chemicals, and debris (including dead animals or bodies) during disasters, making them unsafe even with basic filtration and posing significant health risks.

What are the best types of containers for long-term water storage?

The video categorizes containers from 'Bad' (milk jugs) to 'Best' (large 200+ gallon tanks like Water Buffalo). 'Good' options include portable, stackable containers like WaterBricks and Reliance Aqua Paks, while 'Better' options are 15-55 gallon barrels.

What water treatment methods does Nutnfancy recommend?

Nutnfancy advises against household bleach due to taste and health concerns. He advocates for 'Stabilized Oxygen' (sodium chlorite solution) for water preservation, citing over 7 years of positive testing for palatability and effectiveness.

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