Simple Emergency Water Storage: 3-Day Kit for Home
The Easiest Way to Keep Your Family Safe
If you’ve got a wife, kids, or just people who count on you, you already know that clean water is the #1 thing you can’t go without in an emergency.
Storm hits? Pipes freeze? City shuts off water due to a contamination.
You're out of luck... unless you keep a simple water kit on hand, and honestly, every household should.
Most folks don’t think about water until it’s too late. The stores sell out in hours, and by then, the damage might already be done. You don’t want to be standing in line at Walmart hoping there's a case of bottled water left for your family.

💧 Here’s What You Need (And Why)
✅ Two 5-Gallon Water Jugs
That’s 10 gallons of clean water, enough to keep your family hydrated for about 3–5 days. These jugs are BPA-free, food-grade, and built to last. You fill them up, store them away, and forget about it until you need them.
✅ Sawyer Mini Filter
This thing is the size of your fist, but it filters out 99.999% of bacteria and parasites. If your water is questionable, you can run it through this and drink it safely. It works on tap water too if you ever lose trust in your faucet.
✅ Backup Disinfection (Tablets or Bleach)
Two drops of bleach per liter. That’s all it takes to make water safe if you’re in a tight spot. You’ll barely taste it, and it gives you peace of mind.
✅ Water Testing Strips
Quick and easy to use, these strips let you check for chlorine, lead, bacteria, or pH imbalance in your water. It takes 30 seconds and gives you a simple yes-or-no answer on whether it’s worth filtering, treating, or tossing out entirely. Great for double-checking after city pipe work or boil advisories
🔧 Why This Kit Works
- It’s simple – You don’t need plumbing knowledge or fancy setups.
- It’s compact – Fits in a closet or under the sink.
- It’s affordable – The whole setup is cheaper than a single grocery trip for the family.
⚠️ Real-World Example: What If the Water Goes Bad?
Let’s say the city’s flushing the pipes, happens more often than you think. They use acids, bleach, and other chemicals to clean the lines.
You go to take a drink, and it tastes fine... but hours later, your stomach turns, your kid starts vomiting, and now you’re stuck guessing what went wrong.
Don’t gamble with your family’s health.
