Hello all. I've been meaning to get some water storage going, but the one thing that I keep coming back to is that I am trying to decrease my exposure to plastic, not increase it. I know that plastic is a marvelous substance, but there are some health implications I would like to avoid involved with using it for food and drink.
As a result, I am interested in the possibility of non-plastic water storage.
Unfortunately, in looking into stainless steel, it looks like long-term storage can lead to chromium poisoning, so that's out. And while glass is more durable than plastic jugs in some respects, it is less durable in others, so I'm not sure that glass would be workable as a storage medium.
So I'm coming to the prepping community for some help sorting through what materials are actually workable for ensuring that the water remains potable and the containers are not ruptured. Once I have said solutions, I'll want to look into choosing among them for cost and other forms of practicality.