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Homeownership stinks! 4 1/2 days without water and no hurricane in site
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<blockquote data-quote="Hound dog" data-source="post: 573592" data-attributes="member: 84"><p>(((hugs)))</p><p></p><p>That is a nightmare and a half. I'm relying on prayer that my furnace keeps on keeping on. It's ancient............so ancient it doesn't take furnace filters type ancient. I can't afford to replace it.......afford heck, I couldn't begin to replace it. </p><p></p><p>I store water in vast amounts. Currently I have about 50 gallons on hand. I'm working on much more. It doesn't go to waste.........if I don't have to use it to drink before the time I should use it, then I can use it to water the garden. But last summer we had a major power outage hit part of the town........the part that works the water tower.........and large areas of town were without water for quite some time. Not me, thankfully. But it woke me up that I should have some water stored in case of emergency. Our stores were sold out within about 2 hrs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hound dog, post: 573592, member: 84"] (((hugs))) That is a nightmare and a half. I'm relying on prayer that my furnace keeps on keeping on. It's ancient............so ancient it doesn't take furnace filters type ancient. I can't afford to replace it.......afford heck, I couldn't begin to replace it. I store water in vast amounts. Currently I have about 50 gallons on hand. I'm working on much more. It doesn't go to waste.........if I don't have to use it to drink before the time I should use it, then I can use it to water the garden. But last summer we had a major power outage hit part of the town........the part that works the water tower.........and large areas of town were without water for quite some time. Not me, thankfully. But it woke me up that I should have some water stored in case of emergency. Our stores were sold out within about 2 hrs. [/QUOTE]
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