Do:
- Do make water safe by boiling for three minutes, and let cool.
- Do use clean, sanitized containers to store safe water or reuse jugs used to store potable water.
- Do wash hands with soap and safe water or water that has been boiled.
Don’t:
- Don’t drink water from streams, rivers, or creeks.
- Don’t store water in containers that previously held laundry detergent or other unsafe chemicals.
For more information on making water safe in emergencies, please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/healthywater/emergency/drinking/making-water-safe.html 
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