Household Water Plan Kit

What's inside

• Household Water Needs: everyone you're planning for, the people and pets who need more, and your total, worked out from your local agency's figure with a note of where you found it.
• Storage Map: where every container is, whether you bought or filled it, its date, and a second store so not everything is in one place.
• Rotation Log: your local replacement interval, who owns the check, and the routine you tie it to.
• Treatment Plan: how you'd make water safe, with your health agency's instructions copied in, your first choice and your backup.
• Boil-Water Notice Card: one card for the fridge door: how you'd hear about a notice, what changes right away, and the first ten minutes.
• Other Sources and Never-Drink List: the water already in your home, water from outside and how to treat it, and the water you never drink.
• Water for Leaving Home: what comes with you, where it lives, who carries it and when it's checked.
• Have-and-Need Supplies List: containers, labels, treatment and pet supplies. What you already own, what's still missing and where it will live.
• Water Drill: a few hours on stored water, with three scenario cards and a results table, so you measure what your household really uses.
• Review Log: the steps after a real notice or a drill, and the dates that keep the plan current.

Every sheet also comes completed by the Thomas household, a fictional family, so you can see how a finished plan fits together before you write your own.

Formats

• Two PDFs, US Letter and A4, 26 pages each. Print at home and fill in with a pencil.
• An EPUB reading edition for phones and e-readers, with every sheet and the completed example. Fill it in on the printed PDF.

Who it's for

Households in a large city, in a house or an apartment, who want a water plan they have tested together. You check what you already own first, then build the rest over time.

Get the kit for US$27

This kit helps you organize a household plan. It is general information, not professional, medical or public-health advice. In a real event, follow official notices and instructions from your water company, health agency and local emergency services.

Questions? Email support@preparedism.com.