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Loot toilets and water coolers or run buried supply quests for water. Look for cafes, diners and restaurants then loot their toilets, soda machines and coffee pots.
If none of that works for you and you really feel like going all out try this:
Salvage cars.
Start a new game and put some of those first points into Salvage Operations. It will increase your chances to find a wrench and increase the resources you get. If you can't find one in the first 2 days, craft one. Buy the materials if you have to just get a wrench. Once you get a wrench start salvaging cars. Every car you see, loot it then salvage it.
You will have more plastic than you can use in no time, and I mean hundreds if not thousands. Plus mechanic parts, electrical parts, cloth, iron, pipes, springs, engines, oil, radiators and headlights. Sell all that except the iron and cloth, maybe scrap the radiators first because the brass is worth more than the radiators. You can easily make 10K+ dukes per day just from salvaging cars and selling the scrap.
With nearly limitless money, all the resources you need water shouldn't ever be a problem again.
Yup, any they're every where... Assuming you aren't blind from lack of water...
I don't use the Traders for much and don't do their quests, but I have no issue with selling to/buying the occasional thing if it's faster/rng luck is bad etc.
Anyway the learning curve can be high. General scrounging rule is, always whack/salvage everything to see what it yields as a resource for each type of action, until you figure out what's what in that regard.
I would honestly recommend trying everything else being going all in on Salvage Ops, it can quickly make a lot of the game too easy. It will get the job done, but it may spoil you.
If all else fails, go salvage some cars. But try everything else first.
Water please
food and water
water containers