Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled “Long-Term Water Storage Solutions for Crisis Situations” and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/long-term-water-solutions-for-crisis-situations/.
Long-Term Water Storage Solutions for Crisis Situations
- Thread starter Mike H.
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powerboatr
Professional
we have 2 micron, water filtering, then to the RO system that can filter out rain water collected from roof, 1600 gallons that can be boiled after all that to use to cook and drink with
now if we had a CBR attack....we are screwed
i use it often to wash the cars, so it gets tested once a month
now if we had a CBR attack....we are screwed
i use it often to wash the cars, so it gets tested once a month
Don’t fall into the well. But if you do i hope you have a dog named lassie.
Bassbob
Emissary
It's not that difficult, but it is expensive.
I’m sure it is.
Jfal
Professional
My job is selling water well stuff. A professionally installed system would cost you $3-6k that can be installed in conjunction with an existing submersible and pitless adapter.
You could buy a DIY kit from www.bisonpumps.com, their system will cost under $2k and you "could" install it yourself, IF you have the right pitless adapter for your submersible. The problem most run into is getting into a snag and you have to call a professional anyway....
With something like that i’d pay to have it done right. I’m sure it looks straightforward on paper, but we all know it never works out that way. Well, at least for me it doesn’t.
Jfal
Professional
I will admit, most professional pump installers have trouble with hand pumps in general...let alone DIYers. It ain't rocket science, but each job needs something slightly different to get the pieces to come together just right.With something like that i’d pay to have it done right. I’m sure it looks straightforward on paper, but we all know it never works out that way. Well, at least for me it doesn’t.