Ultimate Emergency Water Storage Guide: Surviving SHTF Scenarios

by Jay Speakman

Emergency water storage starts with math, not panic: plan at least 1 gallon per person per day, scale to 14–30 days (and beyond), and include pets, cooking, cleaning, and climate. This guide compares 55-gallon barrels vs 5-gallon jugs, outlines safe container materials and placement, and covers treatment (unscented bleach, tablets), rotation every six months, and contamination prevention. You’ll also learn backup sources (water heater, rain capture, nearby surface water), portable filtration and disinfection methods, and smart rationing so your supply stays safe and lasts through outages, disasters, or off-grid living.

By Jay Speakman
Fire Blanket for Emergencies: Materials, Standards & Safety Protocol

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Chloropicrin Hazards: Pesticide, Chemical Warfare & Exposure Prevention

Once used in chemical warfare, chloropicrin is now a common pesticide across American farms. Highly toxic and fast-acting, it can cause vomiting...
By Jay Speakman
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Zyklon B was not invented for war. It began as a pesticide, used to control infestations in ships and warehouses. But in t...