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No tap water before breakfast

A water main break cuts off Laura's tap water just before breakfast. Without enough drinking water, she and her family could face health risks. FEMA says, "Store at least one gallon of water per person per day for several days, for drinking and sanitation." A short story from the BePrepared article "How Much Drinking Water to Store for Emergencies Calculator". The article explains how much water your household needs.

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A water main break cuts off Laura's tap water just before breakfast. Without enough drinking water, she and her family could face health risks. She has some bottled water, but she hasn't checked whether it covers the household's needs. FEMA says, "Store at least one gallon of water per person per day for several days, for drinking and sanitation." In today's BePrepared article, you'll find storage container options and a water rotation schedule. Learn how to start small and build up your supply. Having a plan can help you feel calmer and clearer about what to do next. Read the full article to learn how much water your household needs.

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