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[0] Water [Special Tips for Older Adults] Dehydration is a serious health problem for older adults. If possible, store more than the recommended amount. Gallon jugs of water are heavy. Use containers that are small enough to easily handle, such as clean and sanitized two-liter plastic soda bottles, if you choose not to purchase commercial water storage containers. Be certain that the caps are easy to remove by persons with arthritis. [Disaster Planning Tips] 
1 gallon per person per day Store at least 3–5 days’ worth. A two-week supply is ideal. Use for drinking and sanitation. Store extra water if you have pets. Water from swimming pools and spas can be used only for flushing toilets.
FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults
Disaster Planning Tips