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There would be no water supply tomorrow at home. How much water should be stored for tomorrow? Why do you emphasize on estimation then?​
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There would be no water supply tomorrow at home. How much water should be stored for tomorrow? Why do you emphasize on estimation then?​

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About 50 to 60 gallons per person (roughly)

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Well depends on how many people there are in one household but a single flush of a toilet takes 1 gallon of water... A minute in the shower takes 5 gallons(roughly) so I would save about 50 to 60 gallons per person (this is done with very limited knowledge of science and food tech but mainly off of basic uses

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