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How to PURIFY WATER with BLEACH and make it SAFE!!!
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Water purification is essential to maintain life. However, most don’t know that their technique and equipment can still lead to toxic water.
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What happens when the bleach runs out? Here is a more sustainable way. Boil it. I grew up in Cuba and our water was muddy out of the tap (when there was running water). We also had a cistern where we collected rain water. We would let it settle, filter through cloth and boil it. We even had a pot designated just for boiling drinking water. It was full of minerals 😂 But this was something we did everyday. Just part of the family routine :)
Lol! This reminded me of the old house we grew up in. The city water makes you sick so I would boil it, freeze it and boil it again before I deemed it drinkable. I would also fill the ice cube trays with the water I made drinkable that way.
You buy pool shock. One bag is a lifetime supply and is shelf stable, whereas liquid bleach loses its potency.
We boiled water not only for drinking but for sterilizing medical tools. Back then we boiled the water for 15 minutes.
Thanks for sharing that information. Good to have several ways. How long do you boil it?
How much pool shock do you put per gallon of drinking water?? Do you then need to filter it out?
Glad you mentioned this:
Bleach only has a shelf life of 6 months. You need to store bleach in cool, dry, dark places, but the active ingredient, sodium hypochlorite, WILL expire in 6 months. Sodium hypochlorite dissipates because it is very concentrated and is not very stable over time. I know, I used to work at Clorox as a chemist and worked with bleach and other various products.
Thanks for that! I have sodium hypochlorite in powder form, does that also expire? I got it hoping for a longer shelf life.
@@patrickhenry4452 From what I am reading, it seems that the powdered form is 24 months.
Cant you use iodine to. clean water?
I would like to point something out, that using bleach to make water drinkable, you arent necessarily purifying the water, you are disinfecting the water. Purifying the water would be something like distilling, because it would remove chemicals and all contaminates, but disinfecting just kills pathogens making the water safe to drink, as long as there arent any other type of chemical contaminates. Just figured i would mention that.
Back in the early 60s (Duck and Cover days) we had to bring in a gallon of bottled water and food to store at school in case of a bombing attack. We were told to use an empty bleach bottle, not rinsed and still wet inside, then filled with tap water. The idea was that it would keep the water safe to drink for the school year. I haven't thought of that for years. Thank for the timely reminder.
Sir, may I request that you make a video on the proper way to effectively use pool shock to prep with?
Yes that would be cool
Yes! I bought it. But need education on it….great comment
FYI
From another reputable site. Here's how to do it and the formula.
Pool Shock--
CALCIUM
HYPO CHLORIDE
68% Strength or Higher
With no other chemicals
Water base Mixture:
1 heaping tsp=2 gal
1/2 tsp=1 Gallon water
1/8 tsp=1 Pint of water
1 Pint=12 1/2 gallon of water
Premix Pool Shock--in a separate jar. Shake, let it settle just a bit.
Then add that mixture to the water you need to sanitize.
The trick is finding the correct Pool Shock.
It's not cheap.
@@lauriehatfield4977 Wow…Thank you Laurie!
@@cbass2755
You are
MOST WELCOME!!
Knowledge is key in difficult times.
I for one, found this formula important enough to copy and share. Hopefully, you'll do the same.
Morning. Guys, great job. I want to stress that even bleach and other products need time also. It has to set for the kill time. Most cloudy water can settle out. I encourage people watch videos on water treatment. Intake, how they clarify water, treat water to make pottable for consumption. For drinking....I would still boil if you can for drinking. Of course scalding water for the final rinse off dishes. As raw water can contaminate your dishes. I do this already at home daily. Anyone that is a responsible person needs to know this subject inside and out. You must always assume a basic level of contamination in any water that you do not know. Great video.
Our Water in the North Carolina Mountains tastes like , Smells like Bleach, More and More, .... I started a Water 💦 Purification water system bcoz Of it!!! Everyone Needs a Water Filter Buckets System!!!
Without Clean Water 💦..... All Our Dry foods are going to be Worthless!! Great Video 👍👍
On a funny (or not so funny for many) story, my parents went to Mexico for a convention many years go. The hotel warned them to drink only bottled water and also use bottled water to brush their teeth. My Mom decided she wasn't taking any chances and drank only beer and also used it to brush her teeth. She was the only one of many many people at that convention that didn't get sick. My Dad said he was so sick he had to get better to even die.
Something restaurants do in Mexico, is bring the water bottle to the table, and then they open it for you. It's a trick! It just has tap water in it and the lid placed back on. They open it because they know you will realize that wasn't sealed with that little sound of the plastic snapping. Very tricky!
@@GoshenPrepping for egg processing only Clorox brand bleach is approved by USDA because the heavy metals are filtered out
You can also make bleach with calcium hypochlorite otherwise known as pool shock.
You can use all sorts of jugs to store non drinking water. Don't forget you need water to wash things or to bathe.
Good point
Yes, good point.
In addition to my previous comments: All public water systems are required to inform their customers on a yearly basis the integrity of the water they were served the previous year. This is called The Consumer Confidence Report and it is due to the regulating agency on June 30th. So, for the year 2021, the Report is due June 30, 2022. In addition, the CCR Certification (which says how their customers received the CCR) is due to the regulating agency 90 days later, no later than September 30, 2022. The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) gives a list of all the things the water is/was tested for. For example: It will give a list of IOCs VOCs, SOCs. Radioneuclides, asbestos and other contaminants. It will only list the contaminants the system is required to sample for. If there is an exceedence or a positive (micro organism), the report will mention it along with the EPAs maximum contaminant level. The report will also include health effects language and copies of public notices if there were any exceedences with the water. You should be able to call your water system for a copy. Even if they did not have an issue with the water they served, they are still required to fill out the report and send it to their customers and the regulating agency.
When my husband was alive he used a CPAP machine as he had sleep apnea, the machine used distilled water which comes in bottles similar to the Hawaiian Punch bottles . We refilled the bottles with purified water and I have them stored in a dark location. I may not use them for drinking water when the time comes but they can be used for cooking if I boil the water first or for washing. I also have sanitized and washed out 2 Liter pop bottles and have refilled them with purified water which will be used in the same manner.
No minerals at all in distilled water. It wont keep you alive without them. Maybe add them from a separate source before drinking? Distilled water tastes terrible also.
I prep bleach tablets and pool shock for water treatment. Walmart has 2 16ct bottles for $6 and 2 tablets make a gallon of bleach so that's 16 gallons of bleach for $6 plus your water bill. Winner Winner chicken dinner
Lol😅
You can use a coffee maker to filter the 💦 water also
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Bring some purified water with you. You will easily get thirsty in hell.
Look up Portawell..they are amazing. They fit in a 5 gallon bucket, filter up to 60 gallons an hour, run on electricity, solar or battery. AND cheaper and better than Berkey
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What, what what?
I just looked it up. Amazing!!! I'm ordering it. Thank u for sharing Sue 😊
First time I've heard of this. Will check it out. Thank you
Thank you for the content Goshen Prepping! I appreciate your videos. Could I also throw in that a good rolling boil for a minute will kill all microorganisms in the water as well, for people who don't want the bleach or simply don't have it. Note that when you boil, you also concentrate chemical contaminants like nitrates as the pure water boils off and the contaminants remain in the container so it is better to adhere closely to the minute. I'll also throw in that cheap charcoal filters do a pretty good job of removing chlorine and other contaminants such as pesticides.
Be sure to specify that the water is boiled BEFORE you add the noodles. I used to get that question all the time.
I've been trying to source this information for months.
Brilliant video.
Thanks from England 🇬🇧
40 drops is 1/3 of a teaspoon, not 1/2. I usually suggest 1/4 teaspoon for 4 gallons of water, so that leaves room to agitate the water.
Put those coolaid jugs in a larger plastic bin. Add a package of chlorine tablets (camping) Also put a pack of coffee maker filters in. They are great for straining out particulate.
FEMA has a PDF you can download with all the ways to purify water in an emergency (I think the EPA has one too). Probably best to download and keep something like that rather than hoping you will remember the correct water/bleach ratio etc.
And he is absolutely right about those particular bottles, lol. They have a handle on top and indents/handholds on the side...and of course are food safe. But I use them for bird seed because they make it sooo easy to fill the feeders. :)
Thank you so much for taking your time to share this important info with us! GOD bless you and your family!
Boil it, don’t poison yourself, period.
I drank cystern water for years. We used bleach to purify water. I'm now 70 years old.
I use a lot of vinegar so i dry them out when empty and save for water
Hello from Florida! Thank you for solving how many drops of bleach to put in. I've been saving water from the faucet; but recently; I've heard not to drink any city or municipal water. There's treatment packets you can buy on Amazon, but are costly. I'm going to treat each gallon jug with bleach; just to be safe. Appreciate your channel.😄🦋
My wife and I are lactose intolerant. We drink almond milk, the containers are sturdy as they are shipped to the US from overseas and they are not transparent allowing no light to enter. Thanks awesome video
Just thought that maybe you should mention that the result isn't instantaneous. It would be wise to leave the treated water overnight to allow the bleach to do a proper job.
it only needs like 30 min
@@22Oatie for most microorganisms yes...but some spores have a hard crust that's difficult for a weak bleach solution to penetrate
It seems to me that the sky is one of the best water filters. I collect rainwater instead of ground water. This removes the concern of many (but not all) contaminents. It runs through a first flush filter and then through a sediment filter before going into collection tanks. Water is then bottled and bleached with 7.25% sodium hypochlorite. It is then stored until needed. When ready for use, the water is run through a filter containing 1lb of kdf-55 filtration media to mitigate any potential heavy metal contaminants, 2 lbs of activated carbon to remove the bleach taste and to absorb any contaminants remaining from the sanitization process, and finally a 1 lb fine sand filter to finish. This leaves me with a delicious, slightly alkaline water with a ppm around 20. Any feedback on how to improve is much appreciated.
As rain falls from the sky it can pick up air pollutants and transfer them to surface water and the aquifer which in turn transfers them to the well where it is pumped out for drinking
Wooooooooowwww!!! That is one nice set up
Where do u get all that stuff?
@@AZCanner Correct, collecting from the air is not within it's own caveats. The contaminants from air pollution wane as you get further from cities. Air pollution is why I've added the additional kdf55 which filters heavy metals and other compounds. Additionally, it's preferable to collect off a metal roof as opposed to shingles which introduce their own contaminants.
@@Rubio_Eric Regarding the collection and storage of the rain water, I just used pvc fittings from local hardware store. I got a couple IBC totes from Facebook Marketplace for $100 each. I connected them together with the pvc plumbing and run the gutter of my greenhouse straight into the tanks. This gives me about 550 gallons of clean rain water which can be sanitized and used for drinking but is also used straight from the collection tanks for watering the garden.
We are Saved by Grace Through FAITH NOT WORKS. Salvation is a free gift from GOD given to those all who will believe LORD JESUS CHRIST DIED AS A SALVATION LAMB for our sins by the BLOOD OF LORD JESUS CHRIST HIS BLOOD CLEANSES Our SINS !!
Colossian1:23-24
...which I, Paul, became a minister.
Now I rejoice in my sufferings for your sake, and in my flesh I am filling up what is lacking in Christ’s afflictions for the sake of his body, that is, the church,
Wow another Michigan youtube blogger, pretty cool. Yes Flint Michigan's water situation was tragic, disgraceful and glad they are fixing it now.
Nothing is as good as having a Berkey!
Not available in California . But the Pro One is the same and less expensive.
Don't exclude doulton filters. Berkey has a lot of claims but truth is, ceramic filter is proven
Water distilling machine is what I use at home for city water to purify it. What gets left behind is disgusting. I realize that it takes electricity to run a water distiller. I have a portable generator if need be to use for backup.
I have a distiller also. Looks like rust in the pot after a few gallons
I found a distiller that uses any heat source. Even bbq or a basic wood fire. Might be worth getting in case. You just need 2 pots and any water. Even sea water.
One resource you can use to find out about water sources is your local fish & wildlife and/or parks department. Often times they'll list if local water sources are NOT good to drink (especially for camping and hiking spots). Several in my area specifically mention that the local water isn't safe to drink even with treatment due to agricultural run off even though they are natural creeks.
Great video thanks! Treating water has countless steps and you covered that one nicely thanks! Also remember that all source water is not the same so learn as many ways of trying to make the water safe for you as you can! Yes I am Nerd. 🤓 also we all live in a ever changing world so a water source that was good yesterday may not be today. So always be as safe as you can! I it's how I see it and I am not telling anyone how to do anything! Be safe and enjoy the life you have its short! Hugs 🤗
Water storage is the main thing in concerned about. What do we need to do to store tap water in ba container like that blue 5 gallon? Why is light the enemy of water? Of all the people I follow, I've yet to fully understand how to safely store water.
Sun isn't the nemy of water, so much as it is the enemy of the plastic containers the water is stored in. The sun is a UV light and actually helps to some degree with killing off some things in water.
Check with your environmental agency. You don't want to treat water that has been previously treated and end up over treating it. That can cause exceedences and unsafe water.
@@AZCanner is that the same for well water? This is kind of my point, there are so many variables that I don't know how to safely store water and the only way to find out if it's safe is to risk it not being safe also and drink it...I have researched test kits, emergency filters, etc and there's always a dozen different factors and a hundred different opinions on which factors to focus on... insane.
@@audreywy1743 It's the same for well water which is groundwater. If it is a privately owned well, it is not regulated by the EPA. For best practices on storing water I would advise you call your State environmental agency. Personally, if I was going to store water, I would start with a large 10 gallon bucket, and if the water came from my tap, I would test it the next day for chlorine residuals. I'm on a regulated water system and from experience, I know what it's tested for. It's a huge learning curve, and that's why I recommend calling your regulating agency.
Rose red homestead.
Half a Teaspoon is about 50 drops, so your info is pretty legit! 👍🏻 Great info dude.
A nice little tip i was told is after the treatment time passes you should still smell a faint (very faint ) Chlorine smell. If you dont smell ANYTHING it means the chlorine has all reacted. Which is what you want , but if the water is very questionable it could also mean you didnt use enough bleach. If you open it and dont smell anything Half the treatment amount (if you did 6 drop per gallon ,do 3) and wait 30 minutes again. If you smell even tap water there are trace amounts of chlorine, because a little little chlorine wont hurt you, but not enough can.
Just want to say this. Way too much chlorine can be dangerous too, but i hope you already know that. Also chlorine will naturally "boil off" at room temp in a open container.
I HEARD BOILED WATER HELPS BUT I WOULD ADD THE BLEACH TOO.
The water should be boiled for 3 mins allowed to sit and then the bleach added.
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Interesting video. I've found several 6 log water filtration devices very affordable at camping stores. I would use that first before I filter surface water through the cloth. These filters remove most of the EPA regulated IOCs found in surface water. Bleach only kills micro organisms. In addition, if I'm going to have water stored for a lengthy time, I would also want it tested for chlorine residuals because it would give me an indication if I put too much chlorine in the storage container. EPAs maximum contaminant level for chlorine residuals is 4.0 mg/l. In public water systems , any system that disinfects with chlorine must test for chlorine residual and disinfection byproducts. Disinfection byproducts occur when treated water sits, usually found at the ends of distribution systems (the last house) or storing too much water (not used fast enough). The disinfection byproduct can be resolved by either looping the distribution system so there are no dead ends or with a blending plan in which you will add a smaller amount of bleach to the 6 log then add to the previously stored water. Disinfection byproducts of water disinfected with chlorine are TTHMs and HAA5s (both regulated by the EPA. You want to drink water that is safe and healthy. Another thing to consider is if you want to store water that comes from your tap, you need to check if it has been previously treated and for which contaminants so you're not adding one treatment on top of another and creating a possibly very toxic situation mixing chemicals.
Use a paint strainer to filter the river water to get debris out
We should also consider boiling the water before straining and adding bleach...I've also seen videos where they filter water thru sand and charcoal, then boil filter and bleach...
Thank you so much for explaining the details you are a wonderful narrator I was just asking myself what do I do with all my blue jugs and what is the best way to preserve the water I found your video this morning a big shout out to you and your channel your videos get right to the point with valid information
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One more post. Sorry but it is subject related. Back in the 90s. The city of Milwaukee has a water contamination problem that killed many people. The normal treatment was not working.
Flint. I worked in Flint during the crisis at a school. It was real bad. My health was impacted.
Toledo. About 6 years ago the city water has a toxin in the water. It could not be filtered out in the quantity needed. The toxin was from the natural reaction to problems in the lake. I believe it was from the blooms in the lake.
These events are perfect examples of water problems in real time in the best of times.
Yes, you never know what may happen. The more information we have & the more prepared, the better. Grateful to all of you who share your experiences & knowledge. 💓
Spray paint the jugs black or dark color, it's cheap!
Kroger has 4 gallon jugs of water reasonable and can be reused after empty.
I use water distillers. Over fire water distillers.
I wonder about the product silver bullet roots used in hydroponics-
The product is based on the symbiotic combination of silver (colloidal silver?) and hydrogen peroxide. The silver ions are attracted to the negative charge the pathogens emit naturally, the silver then inhibits the pathogens defence mechanism and the hydrogen peroxide comes in and finishes them off.
As a by-product of the hydrogen peroxide doing its job oxygen is produced which can then be used by the plant roots - another benefit of using Silver Bullet Roots in your nutrient solution.
So if you had colloidal silver and hydrogen peroxide but no bleach you could achieve the same results and maybe both those products have a decades long shelf life. I have colloidal silver as it is used to trick a plant to grow male pollen sacks to fertilize the same female plant to feminize the plants seeds.
There is a kit out there where you can make your own bleach. I bought it and love how it works
May I ask where u got the kit?
Good to know.
Eviant Pool supplies.
Eviant Chlorine generator. Requires electricity and salt. Pool supplies.
I have an idea. Make a video about how to make your own charcoal, then use either bleach, citric acid, or lemon juice to make into activated charcoal and then filter the water ? its a process and you have to pulvurize the charcoal , its a process.
Hi Patrick. I'm considering doing just that this summer.
@@GoshenPrepping an idea to speed up pulverizing the charcoal is a hand held corn grinder. after you let it soak in bleach or lemon juice for a day, cook it in stainless steel over fire till dry... ive used a cheese grater , sledge hammer, but learned to work smart, not hard.
I like this idea better. Long-term side effects of drinking bleach, could be a hazardous behavior, over time. And who knows, just how much damage, or how much time it would take.
I am laying here, in recovery from Head & Neck cancer. Chemicals scare me.
Can you use store bought charcoal for the bbq? Or is it processed? Likely is. Some have starter in it.
@@travist.phoenix-vocalist6968 yes, as long as it true charcoal, not the briquettes. but I have a stack of firewood to make my own. it good to know how to do it but getting store bought would be time consuming.
I have a spring fed creek I've used it for 21 years,until now,someone bought 8 acres up stream and put cows on it ,now guess what, it's contaminated..
The whole world is contaminated
Curious question. If you boil water first would adding bleach be another step you could take just to ensure everything is "dead"? Or just wasted time?
If you boil it, then bleach is not necessary. I believe there is a certain amount of time necessary for the boiling too. Look it up and be safe.
We are Saved by Grace Through FAITH NOT WORKS. Salvation is a free gift from GOD given to those all who will believe LORD JESUS CHRIST DIED AS A SALVATION LAMB for our sins by the BLOOD OF LORD JESUS CHRIST HIS BLOOD CLEANSES Our SINS
Faith without works is dead.
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He also gave some of us some common sense.I pray we use them.
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I did not know there was gel chlorox. Very informative!
Yes, it’s called low splash. I don’t think it’s really even bleach. It doesn’t smell like bleach.
• When you talk about bleach are you refering to "Sodium hypochlorite"
• How much do you coinsider a drop is? Is it 61.6 μL (U.S.) or 59.2 μL (Britain). _(pharmacists have since moved to metric measurements, with a drop being rounded to exactly 0.05 mL)_
• Which type of gallon are you talking about? The imperial gallon is 4.54 liters or the US gallon is about 3.785 liters?
Walmart has there corn meal and flour and rice reasonable and it's there brand. They sale in 10 lb and 20 lbs containers and bags.
The video talks about water from a creek or river but what if you try to catch rainwater from a gutter. Will straining it, then boiling kill off the contaminates? I'm not crazy about the thought of putting bleach in my water.
Yes straining , filtering and a gentle rolling boil for 5 to 6 minutes should suffice in 99.9% of situations
But it won’t boil away certain toxins.
City water contains bleach. And salt.
When sourcing water, go uphill to collect. Go up stream to check for dead animals, animal activity. As advised, don't source water from farm areas
Very informative need to know information! Thank you! Detroit
you can also use potassium permanganate which is also good for treating feet and mixing with glycerine to create fire
@Malcolm Rowe
What are the proportions and how do you start the fire ??
Keep the blue jugs out of direct sun. The corners turn white then crack up.
Thank You. I did not know this. God Bless
Good morning from Texas
I can attest to that!!! I got sick sick 2 years ago Easter weekend - camphylobacter - i was so sick. my intestines were so bad off I couldn't hardly eat for a month to 6 weeks afterwards - toast, yogurt, & applesauce for 6 weeks..Dr said if I had come 2 hours later I'd have been in ICU instead of a regular room..
water is must have❤
Can the water just be boiled instead of bleached?
That eliminates biological microorganisms 🦠 but not chemical contaminants.
I reuse juice bottles, but also reuse Bai & body armour bottles they are very thick. I put them in a tote if I have one or an old popcorn tin.
If I was to find it necessary to draw water from the river near my house I would have to sanitize it with bleach and then distill the water before it would be safe to drink. (The bleach would help keep my distiller clean.)
"Your apocalyptic experience." 😂
I have started buying the Waterbricks as they are durable, stackable, and able to handle a better range of temperatures. The price is comparable with the 3 gallon BPA free ones I had but seemed to be too fragile for my use.
I heard you do not store drinking water in a #1 recycle plastic gallon jug. I reuse distilled water jug for drinking. Is this correct and do I add the drops of bleach?
LOL "dead microrganisms probably a little protein for ya" I don't know why that's funny to me but it really is..
We are lucky with live at a Lake the largest one in Ontario besides the Great Lakes. Lake Nipissing.
What about USEING bleach TABLETS
Great information Eric. Thank you.
What about iodine disinfectantion tablets like you find at camping/surplus stores.
Check the level of disinfection and purification they are. For example, a 4 log would be 99.99. I would go for a 4 log or higher. Check each one what they eliminate from the water. I've seen as high as 6 log, 99.9999.
Thank you from Idaho
What if you spray painted the Hawaiian Punch bottles with blue spray paint
Solar oven to distill
Oh thanks I wanted to get on and forgot
What does the bleach do to the kidneys?
How do you think they reuse the toilet water you drink from the faucet? They treat it with bleach!!!!
Easy to make sealable cisterns with quick crete using your big blue jusg there as a mold is a DESIREABLE & INEXPENSIVE water container
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mms 1 or mms2 = my go to for water sanitation
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ALMOST everyone has a 150 to 200 Gallon cistern (water container) in their home- it's also known as a Bathtub.
We don't even have any water here in California to even do this...lol
Run for your lives.
I would GTFO of CA.
Don't exaggerate.
@@cherylcook1942 You need to get back to reality. I check the news every day.
Totally a man-made political problem. Who you vote for matters.
Should I use bleach to store tap water? I have a bunch of jugs gathered and want to save tap water while I have it. Can I do that? Do I need to add bleach? And if I HAVE TO DRINK this, it's safe??????
And yes, I watched the whole video. Just find it hard to believe you can drink bleach.
Tap water "Should" already be "Treated" and should not need BLEACH. But, for longer storage you might want to something.
If you don't want to use Bleach, SALT is a very good at keeping water free of Bacteria. You will NEED salt anyway. I use Salt Only in ALL of my 5 Gallon jugs that I fill with Filtered Tap Water. I use only 1 Teaspoon, a real one you eat with, of salt. The water does NOT taste salty and 2 years later that water is FINE to drink and tastes GOOD. Nothing growing in it. People think I'm nuts. The ones "brave" enough to have tasted my stored water are believers though. :~) P.S. I have special jugs just for "me" stored as well. In those I use a good Himalayan Black Salt. It is Pink Salt that has SULFUR in it. It smells and tastes like Rotten Eggs (If used while cooking that smell and taste goes away.), just like the well water I grew up on. I like the Taste and feel that the Sulfur adds to the preservation. P.S.S. You CAN use the amount of Bleach he advises and be FINE drinking it. Unless you have some allergy to Bleach.
It’s already in our tap water
Check out RedRose or Rosered
water ~ coffee filter ~ container with bleach ~ Berkey filter
Will it help if we just boil it?
Thanks Goshen Prepping. Ive got some blue jugs. I was just thinking about how to store water for long term. How long can bleached water remain drinkable?
We use distilled water jugs from Target… sturdy like the Hawaiian Punch jugs. We use at least one per week for our CPap machines….
Al in the UK can anyone recommend a distiller that doesn't rely on electricity
I’d like to know that too. See videos on how to make one.
Male your own with an old pressure cooker and copper tube
Amazon Sell them
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Hint: Sterilization and purification are two different definitions.
More great info and I took notes, thanks!
Bleach is a bad idea. It works, but its very hard to find the correct dosis. Too less doesn't work, to much is harmful. In Shtf bleach is not available. Its much easier to buy a small 4 inch dome filter 0.2 micron for 15 bucks and 2 5gl buckets to make a water filter 0.2 micron. Most bacteria can not pass because they are bigger. If you like , you can fill that water in bottles and let them some hours in the sun. UV light will kill the rest. Another idea is to use colloidal silver. 2 small pieces of silver, a wire and a laptop power supply or a very small solar panel will work. Much better than bleach.
What about if you catch rain water. And if I bought water I did not know I was supposed to put it in a dark place. Then is it good or what?
ALL and I mean ALL Rain Water for the last Decade, all across the Planet is Contaminated now. FILTER and PURIFY IT!! Look up Dane Wigington here on UA-cam to learn more about WHY and HOW our Rain Water is no longer PURE/CLEAN/SAFE.
Yea im not sure why anyone goes thru so much work. I buy cases of water and use that for drinking. I bought 2 55 gallon drums ill use for water for washing and other things. Store bought water is clean and is already perfectly rationed. it will last for year in the garage and take up minimal space. I have a stack of 50 cases that takes up less space than 1 55 gallon drum. Its also easier to use up the cases of water and cycle thru it. Think about this, a 32 pack of 16.9oz water cost about $5 and has about 4 gallons of water. The cheapest 5 gallon jug on amazon cost $15. My goal is to get to about 100 cases. I just stack them along the wall of my garage and they dont take up much space.
I have 2 drums, too. How do you replace the water? I’m having trouble getting it out of the drums and it is too heavy to get outside from the garage. I bought a long tube, but not getting enough water out of it. And I have to stay in there and keep sucking the tube to get the water out!
@@BonnieM93 you need to get a drum pump. Thats why i dont drink water from any of those large barrels. Its easier to move 100 cases of bottles water than 1 55 gallon drum.
That is great but what do you do when your bottled water runs out?
youll save more water by buying bottled water. How much water will be wasted everytime you pump water from the icb tote or 55 gallon drum into a cup? When people see 4 large 55 gallon drums the mind will tell them they have enough water for a few years and a lot will be waisted. With bottled water you give each person 4-5 per day and thats it. How do you quickly move 55 gallon drums? i can throw 50 cases of water into my truck faster than i can move a 55 gallon drum. if someone touches the drum pump with dirty hands the entire drum is infected and can also infect the other drums if you use the same pump. The bottled water will still be clean. youll run out of 4 full drums of water faster than you would 100 cases of water because of the human mind. The water in the drums will be spilled and or infected faster. This is what happened in England in the 1800s when the community well was infected with disease. I would feel safer with 5 gallon jugs to store backup drinking water but they are expensive. its about $20 for a good 5 gallon jug and i can buy 4 cases of water with that and it has about 16 gallons of drinking water.
@@cptjockitch why would it spill? Plus, I have a pump with a purifier. I was keeping 1 gallon jugs, but they were leaking in the basement. My husband got mad and doesn’t think I need to store water anyway. 😡
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Any way for one person to do the desalination of water?
I understand rain waters pretty safe especially if a first flush systems incorporated in the filtration system. Lead may be an issue being in a city zone but our blackberry filter should take that out correct? 😁🖐️ Also in a pinch my air purifier produces plenty of water, I'd filter that out of course, this will be my back up source if we still have power.
Great! Thank you so much Eric!
We can cover the plastic containers with foil to keep out the light.
I've also heard of some people who paint the jug with black paint