Conserving Water in an Emergency

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Savings small amounts of water all over your home can dd up to make a big difference during and emergency.
Savings small amounts of water all over your home can dd up to make a big difference during and emergency.
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“The Penny-Pinching Prepper” by Bernie Carr makes it easy to prepare for any emergency on a budget.
“The Penny-Pinching Prepper” by Bernie Carr makes it easy to prepare for any emergency on a budget.

The Penny-Pinching Prepper (Ulysses Press, 2015) by Bernie Carr helps readers prepare for an emergency without breaking their bank. Carr walks his readers through DIY projects, storm shelter building, and more all on a budget to make sure that anyone can afford to be prepared for an emergency. In the following excerpt, he explains the best ways to conserve water in an emergency.

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the average family of four uses 400 gallons of water per day. Using the toilet entails the heaviest consumption, followed by bathing, doing laundry, washing dishes, and finally, drinking and cooking.

It’s a good idea to conserve water every day, but it is crucial to save water during an emergency. Repair water leaks as soon as possible. If water is scarce, you will need to use every opportunity to minimize your usage. Here are a few tips to save water every day.

Toilet and Bathroom

  • Published on Apr 30, 2018
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