Affordable Survival: Bottled Water – Stock Up Now

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One of the most important preps is water. No doubt you’ve heard that you can’t survive longer than 3 days without water. We have a well and are set up with both a manual pump and a battery-operated one as well as backups. Regardless – I’m going to put a few cases of water back.

Why not? Right?

In today’s hard economic times, everyone should put back some water. Take a look at the screenshot below. Less than .14 cents per bottle when buying the 40-count case. 14 cents!!!

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Yeah, I know. Plastic is bad and microplastics will kill you. So won’t dying of thirst…LOL.

If you need to stock up on water this is a way pretty much anyone can afford.

Rourke

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9 responses to “Affordable Survival: Bottled Water – Stock Up Now”

August 8, 2024

scout

thanks for the heads up on this. you can’t have to much water!

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1. August 9, 2024
  
  JR
  
  Very welcome Scout!
  
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August 8, 2024

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August 8, 2024

CaptTurbo

I went with a Berkey system so water is not a concern. I could take it from lakes, ponds, or ditches and have much purer water than in those jugs and at a fraction of the cost over the life of the system.

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1. August 9, 2024
  
  JR
  
  Hi CaptTurbo – I have a Berkey as well as a couple other similar systems. The bottled water is simply a piece of the puzzle as far as water supply goes. I can grab a bottle and hand it to someone or grab a bottle and wash something. The immediacy of availability among other positive aspects of a few cases put away make it worth it – at least to me.
  
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August 9, 2024

Chuck

We have a good supply of store bought water but in addition we use
two liter pop bottles that I use for my Cowboy Cocktails.(Old Crow&Coke)
and quart club soda bottles that the Mrs.uses for her Scotch&Soda.

She claims to be more sophisticated than me.I don’t know about that.

Does anyone know what has become of Prepperwebsite.com??

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1. August 9, 2024
  
  JR
  
  Chuck – appreciate you sharing.
  
  Prepperwebsite.com – from what I can tell I believe the owners(was sold several months back) was moving the website to a different hosting provider and something went wrong. That is a guess on my part.
  
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August 9, 2024

scout

one thing is that the Berkey, sawyers and others wont filter chemicals or radiation, so bottled or any type of stored water is a good backup.
just be sure to rotate it like anything else.

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August 10, 2024

JohnP

Storing water is always a good idea no matter how well you are prepared.

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