Been there, done that too. When I lived on my own & my apartment mgmt would notify us that water would be off for repairs/maintenance, I would do what I would if there was a hurricane approaching: fill up the bathtub. Then I had a ready supply to help with the repetitive flushing so necessary with Crohn's. When we weren't notified (emergency break in the pipe), then I would use my gallon jugs of water kept on hand for drinking during hurricanes. You can see that since I had a plan, it was a frequent occurrence. The apartment complex was 40 years old! And the cats would hang over the side of the tub to lap at the water - when they had fresh, filtered H2O in their pristine water bowl! Cats! Catfishes24
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