Water systems and food preparation--- WAS Re:It was all predicted in advance....

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I had a reverse osmosis counter top model that I was able to take with me when I

lived in FL

one winter. It does not need electricity. When I got back from FL, I traded it

in for an under

the counter model. this one doesn't need electricity either.

>

> Speaking of disasters, we have been caught without electricity and have run

> low on water. My family in MI has been caught without electricity for a few

> DAYS, and I feel it is prudent to have means if that should ever happen to

> us. Storing water in old plastic jugs is not wise, in my opinion. Does

> anyone know of a way to reverse osmosis purify water without electricity?

> We want to buy a system, and hopefully be able to travel with it. Also,

> what do you recommend for cooking food when you do not have electricity? We

> have a gas stove, but I think it requires electricity to ignite the spark.