by Steven Chabotte (Author)

Are you and your family prepared for a disaster?

When disaster strikes your community, are you going to be one of the 1000's waiting in a FEMA line every day for your ration of water?

Or are you going to be the hero, the person who planned ahead and can take care of your family in the comfort of your home during the disaster and subsequent recovery?

If you want to be the hero, you need The Prepper's Guide To Disaster Water Security.

Water is the most critical part of your water prepping plan yet it is generally ignored. And that is a huge mistake. You owe it to yourself and your family to build a bulletproof water security plan - one that can keep you hydrated for weeks or months. The Prepper's Guide To Disaster Water Security is your complete guide to building a bulletproof water program. In its chapters you will learn how to:

• Store water safely long term
• Gather water from many sources in your home and the wild
• Test water to be sure it is safe to drink
• Understand the various contaminants and toxins that may be in your water supply and what you can do to neutralize them
• Learn the symptoms of various water related diseases - including the debilitating effects of dehydration
• Conserve water to make your supplies stretch to meet your long term needs
• And much more

Steven Chabotte has been fascinated by the concept of being able to live off the land his whole life. Much of his childhood was invested in exploring the woods around his family home, learning about the edible plants nearby, local animals, woodcraft skills and much more. He became serious about the idea of prepping in 1992 when he was living only 50 miles away from the center of Hurricane Andrew which totally wiped out Homestead Florida and caused damage even his neighborhood. Now he practices practical prepping - ensuring that his home and family is ready for any likely disaster that may be thrown at him - whether it be an eight hour power outage like he had two days before writing this sentence or a disaster lasting for months. To learn more about all aspects of prepping, be sure to visit his website The Weekend Prepper at http: //www.TheWeekendPrepper.com and to subscribe to prepper tips, his weekly newsletter keeping you up to date on all issues relating to your comfortable survival during emergency situations