Prepared #1 – Storing Water – Basics (Preparedness series)

First in a new series of how-to videos aimed at helping beginners get to grips with the idea of emergency preparedness.

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Comments

  1. rickvanman Said,

    Hi – glad the vid …
    Hi – glad the vid helped. I’m using the zoom H2 microphone – yes external mics are usually best unless you are positioned very close to the camera.
    Video’s to buy??

  2. suiram966 Said,

    This video really …
    This video really helped me very much nick!
    Thank you very much!
    I’m from Romania!
    Here in Romania people don’t give a poop for stuff like this but I do!
    I have a question,I really want to make great videos on youtube…but I have to wait for my parents to buy me a camera and I want to have great audio on my videos, what microphone are you using?
    Can you give me some advice on what videos to buy?
    I think that the external microphones like yours are the best, right?
    please answer!
    Happy new year!

  3. rickvanman Said,

    I understand that …
    I understand that our society and infrastructure is a LOT more fragile than most people are willing to believe or accept. We really are just a few meals away from becoming a third world country.

    Problem is, most people are far too comfortable in their homes drinking beer and watching X-factor to be bothered about learning from the lessons that the fuel protests, and hurrcaine Katrina taught us.

    If my video’s help to wake up just one person to this understanding, I’ll be happy :o )

  4. 4442244pops Said,

    Rick, do you know …
    Rick, do you know something that we don’t? Why are we being shown these videos?

  5. ShillBasher Said,

    thanks for the …
    thanks for the interesting advice @ 3:42, I never knew that. I always wondered why bottled water had a sell by date.. now I understand!.
    How about using glass bottles?, that would solve the chemical issue.

    I tell you what; for a guy who says he doen’t buy into all the conspiracy theories.. you’re prety well prepared for the things that some theorists are predicting!. I’m only teasing.. I completely get the angle you are comming at these subject from : ). Very good advice you’re giving, Sir.

  6. c0ngunction Said,

    tell me about it! :)
    tell me about it! :)

  7. rickvanman Said,

    Agree – Sound is …
    Agree – Sound is perfect on the original vid, but YouTube’s compression does things to it – quite annoying really.

  8. wwwgodeltade Said,

    ;) agreeee
    ;) agreeee

  9. c0ngunction Said,

    audio isnt superb : …
    audio isnt superb :~(

  10. FenderGibsonWashburn Said,

    Always looking out …
    Always looking out for us. Thanks Rick

  11. johnny102marvin Said,

    Excellent video. I …
    Excellent video. I store water in one gallon glass jugs. You can put them under the bed, behind the couch, up in the attic, in the garage, even outdoors in the backyard because it’s glass. The grocery stores sell one gallon glass apple juice. Never throw the glass jug away. Store water in it, and then just put it in the backyard and cover it with a tarp or something.

  12. SuperSexyBoiGod Said,

    what about using a …
    what about using a renewable on the fly storage for fresh water. I have a little portable washer for small clothing items and what I do is have a tap that goes into a carboy tank that then I use to fill the little wash bucket. If drama strikes and ther is no water, I simply use that same stored water as drinking supply instead of washing. Since it has been in rotation the whole time it is alwayse fresh.

  13. vonhismean Said,

    Great video. Hope …
    Great video. Hope you do more survival videos.

  14. eurodestination Said,

    Uhm ya…
    Uhm ya…

  15. abraxxus27315 Said,

    tip. don’t use …
    tip. don’t use plastic milk bottles for storing water.
    the milk bacteria can never be fully removed and this could present a health risk

  16. TK42138 Said,

    Don’t forget …
    Don’t forget keeping a portable water filter/pump unit to hand. These units will filter out bacteria and virus and are often used on expeditions where there are some really nasty water-bourne nasties floating around.
    Useful for when all your stored water runs out. You can filter a muddy puddle on a farm and safely drink the results.
    Useful video by the way.

  17. recordmasta001 Said,

    Rick ur gettiing …
    Rick ur gettiing paranoid now!

  18. emzirek Said,

    You can google salt …
    You can google salt water solar still to find out more.

  19. gotnoodle Said,

    I wish i lived in …
    I wish i lived in Norway. Sometimes we can leave the clothes on the clothes line for 30 minutes and its dry.

  20. C0ldFart Said,

    That’s some …
    That’s some difference. In Norway this summer and fall, we have been drowning in rain, and keep dry clothes under our beds. Not much sun here.

  21. Djmorley1169 Said,

    some pepole may …
    some pepole may think this is silly but when you think about it its far from NOT being silly coz the way this world is goin somthing like that maybe just around the corner

    so 5 star for this.. :)

  22. Coltranized Said,

    I’d rather die than …
    I’d rather die than to try to live through harder times. . .

  23. dizzylizzy6 Said,

    i remember my old …
    i remember my old science teacher showed us how to take salt water (we live on the cost) and put it in a bin or something with plastic on top with a marble in the middle and a cup in the midle of the inside, so what would happen, the water would condensates on the plastic and drip down to the cup, and presto clean watter :)

  24. MZMStudios Said,

    Great video, Rick! …
    Great video, Rick! Looking forward to the upcoming ones!! =) YOu can never be TOO prepared. I know people here in the States that still have bomb shelters stocked.

    Take care,
    Patrick

  25. gotnoodle Said,

    where i live in …
    where i live in Australia everyone HAS to have a water tank, i have a 22,730 L water tank on my house, this is because of drought and so on, but i do have 30 or so empty soft drink bottles under my bed

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