Spare Water Storage
What do you store you spare water in? Plastic jugs? Plastic tank, barrel etc? If you use a tank or barrel how do you get it out of there? Does it have an electric pump? I see some using the 50 gal...
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Gdetrailer wrote:
Unless the tank SPECIFICALLY LISTS FOOD GRADE or for POTABLE WATER USAGE it IS NOT designed or sold for the use with human consumption..
Many containers also have color designations to boot.. Gas cans are red, diesel and kerosene is yellow. The colors are supposed to help in preventing using the wrong "product".. Mixing up the usage can result in disaster down the road. Just because YOU "know" what you were using it doesn't mean someone else will "know"..
A fool and his "life" are soon "departed" when they fail to heed the warnings..
Just because something isn't labeled food grade does not make it not food grade. By your logic glass and stainless steel containers shouldn't be used unless they are specifically marked food grade.
Why should I care if "someone" doesn't know what is in MY tanks, they are mine you shouldn't be touching them.
If we heeded every warning given to us we would all live in bubbles not eating or drinking anything. Every single product I buy has a sticker on it telling me that California has determined it is going to kill me.
