In many emergency situations, we lose hygiene and sanitation facilities. For example, when the water supply is shut down or contaminated, we are unable to flush the toilet, wash our hands, or clean the dishes. The resulting unsanitary conditions can lead to infections and disease that might not otherwise occur. In this case, having clean water, hand soap and dish soap on hand for emergencies can help with sanitation and hygiene needs.
Additional information may be found at the following locations:
Emergency Sanitation Provisions: Many of us are diligent in storing food and water for possible emergency use, but tend to forget to store additional items relative to sanitation.
https://www.ldsliving.com/Emergency-Sanitation-Provisions/s/67732
Sanitation and Hygiene During an Emergency: During an emergency, it is important to keep yourself healthy, for the sake of your own survival. The best way to maintain health is to keep yourself and your living area clean and sanitary.
https://beprepared.com/blogs/articles/sanitation-and-hygiene-during-an-emergency-2
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