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FIELD PLAYBOOK // WATER

WATER FIRST.
STORE. FILTER. TREAT.

Store first. Filter second. Treat third.

ACTION ORDER

WHAT TO DO BEFORE YOU BUY MORE.

Stored water comes first. Filters and treatment are backups for situations where you can identify and treat a suitable source.

Build a sealed reserve

Start with factory-sealed drinking water and rotate it through normal use.

Add clean carriers

Use robust carriers for short-term transport and utility water; label drinking vs non-drinking.

Add filtration

A known filter is useful redundancy, but it does not make every source safe.

Add treatment backup

Chemical tablets are compact redundancy; follow the label and public-health advice.

Protect the filter

Many hollow-fibre filters can be damaged by freezing after use; follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Write the plan

Know your water supplier, any Priority Services arrangements, and how your supplier would announce alternative supplies or collection points during an incident.

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