What is the best type of container to hold water long-term?, page 3
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reply posted on 13-9-2010 @ 10:59 PM by Waiting2
I was looking at another cite when I came across this one advertising water containers: beprepared.com...

It addressed all of my issues.

Now, does anyone know where I can buy a water container like this without ordering it in the mail? I don't want the UPS guy to put this on my doorstep so the package can sit there all day until I get home.

Do any large stores (Lowes, Home Depot, Atwoods, etc) carry this or do I have to order it by mail/Internet? Remember, I'm going for the "not-so-obvious" approach. I'd like to be discreet. Thanks for any tips you may have!


reply posted on 14-9-2010 @ 01:04 AM by EarthShine
GSE grapefruit seed extract can be used to purify water.

www.naturalmeals.com...

__GSE NutriBiotic®
Grapefruit Seed Extract
A 2 oz. bottle costs only about $10.95, contains 1260 drops,
and safely purifies up to 126 gallons of water. __

You can get the Citricidal - triple strength version from Nutriteam.com $11 an oz. TRIPLE THE POTENCY
of Nutribiotic the latter can be bought in many stores now. Only medical providers can now buy the gallon
version of Citricidal - which would last you and some pals a lifetime!

I keep a quart around not wanting to use chlorophyll to purify water in case of an emergency.

I have taken 3-5 drops a day of Citricidal for 12 yeas and have only had 3 colds and one bout of flu in that period.

It is effective for 800 viral, bacterial, parasitical and fungal infections - can be used for diabetes, athlete's foot,
gingivitis, candida, strep, poison oak etc. ALWAYD DILUTE!

The list goes on and on. Cut a grapefruit in half and voila! it looks like the SUN -
it does seem to be a panacea.

NEVER take the several drops of either Nutribiotic or Citricidal in a glass of water though - put it in juice when taking it as a preventive or curative. NEVER put a drop on your mouth or you will be sorry - it is so sour that way.

Only a little is needed to purify water. You will need to call the company or do some web search or use the formula at the top of this post and do some calculations



reply posted on 26-9-2010 @ 05:38 PM by davespanners
On this survival site it says


Do not place your water containers directly on a concrete floor. The chemicals from the cement can leach through the plastic, thus contaminating the water. Rather, put down some sort of wood platform between your water and the floor. Furring strips, untreated 2x4s, or even plywood works great for this.


I have no idea how valid that is


reply posted on 26-9-2010 @ 08:27 PM by Waiting2
reply to post by davespanners



Thanks for the tips, Davespanners! I'll have to figure out some sort of system before I put all that water on the floor again.
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