Web alarm clock for 10:22 p.m.
Pause your water-container filling at 10:22 pm only long enough to set an alarm, then return to the tap while the supply is still running. The alert can mark the moment to check every pail, drum, and covered jug before the overnight water interruption begins. By 11:00 pm, you can have the containers closed and placed where they will be easy to reach in the morning.
Because your hands may be busy holding a hose or moving a full pail, set the alarm volume before continuing and keep the sound distinct from your usual notifications. A phone that goes to sleep before 10:22 pm may not sound this browser alarm, so use its built-in alarm as backup if unfinished water containers would leave the household short overnight. Keep this page active and the phone awake if you rely on the browser alert.
As the neighbourhood settles later in the evening, traffic, voices, and running taps may fade enough that a soft alert becomes easier to miss from another room. Leave the phone near the filling area but away from splashes, and choose a tone that cuts through water noise without waking everyone nearby. At 10:22 pm, a quick label such as “check water containers” also makes the alert’s purpose clear.
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