Emergency batteries fail when you need them most. Here’s how geeks can test, store, rotate, and safely ditch cells so flashlights and gear always work.
According to U.S. government guidelines, for emergencies, it is recommended you store at least one gallon of water per person. About ¾ of the water would be used for consumption with the remainder used for sanitation. How do you stockpile water and ensure it remains safe to drink in an extended emergency?
The most basic of water filters is the clean earth filter. Although not ideal for producing crystal clear clean drinking water, it does have the added advantage of filtering out some components that other filters are unable to remove. For instance, a basic clean earth filter can filter out 99% of radioactivity in water making…