Legacy Food Storage Email Newsletter: Legacy Quick Tip #4 (August 28, 2024)

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Tap into (pun intended) these spots for Emergency Water:

Water Heater: Remember to turn off the incoming valve and power/gas first.

Pipes: Your home plumbing system can hold several gallons. Turn off the main valve and open the highest faucet to let air in, then drain from the lowest point. Be ready to catch the water!

Ice Maker: Put the ice in your ice maker into heavy freezer bags and use to maintain the fridge or freezer cold. Once melted, it becomes drinking water.

Toilet Tank: The upper tank (not the bowl) contains cleaner water. However, it is best to still filter for safety. Do not use at all if you use cleaning tabs or chemicals.

Canned Fruit & Vegetables: The liquid in these cans, will provide hydration and is drinkable in emergencies.

All of the water from these places is very limited and considered emergency sources. Using containers designed for storing emergency water is the best and easiest solution. You typically need and can store much more trusted and safe water than what you would be able to get from the above.

But if you're in a pinch.... keep these in mind!

Navigating emergency food storage can be overwhelming. With Legacy, you have trusted guides. We provide the education you need to get started, help you avoid mistakes, and ensure you make smart choices for your family. Feel confident to focus on life today, and secure knowing you're ready to protect your loved ones at any moment.

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