OFFER A
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Ready.gov recommends one gallon of water per person per day for drinking and sanitation for several days. For three days, that means a baseline of three gallons per person. Individual needs, climate, illness and pets can mean more. Source: ready.gov/kit.
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Review the seller’s current description, total cost, limitations, support and refund terms before you buy anything. Do not assume a product makes unsafe water drinkable or replaces stored water. In an active emergency follow official boil-water or do-not-use notices; a generic filter or DIY system may not address the hazard.
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