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4. Wash the container with soap and water, then rinse it thoroughly.
5. Sanitize the container by using a mixture of bleach and water (one tablespoon of bleach per gallon of water). Make sure to completely cover the inside of the container with the sanitizing solution and let it sit for at least two minutes.
6. Rinse the container again with clean water to remove any residual bleach solution.
7. Fill the container with drinking water from a safe and reliable source, such as a public water supply or a properly maintained private well.
8. If the water source is uncertain or known to be contaminated, consider using a water filtration system or boiling the water before filling the container.
9. Seal the container tightly to prevent any contamination and store it in a cool and dry place.
10. Regularly inspect the container for any signs of damage or contamination, and clean and sanitize it as needed.

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Small drinking water refers to water sources that serve a small population or community.

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Anyone responsible for providing safe drinking water to a small population or community must file for small drinking water.

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The purpose of filing for small drinking water is to ensure the safety and quality of drinking water for small populations or communities.

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Information such as water source, treatment methods, water quality tests, and any violations must be reported on for small drinking water.