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Always Keep Your Emergency Survival Kit Well Equipped

  • By finchzane
  • 15 Mar, 2017
Non-Food Items

Emergency kit:-

An emergency kit has all the necessary things you need to help you and your family during and after emergency things that will help you survive; things that will help you recover all in the same place.

Creating an emergency survival kit?

Chances are you'll already have many of the things you need in the house, especially if you have camping equipment. Here are some basics you should put in your kit and don't forget to have enough for everyone in the house.

Essentials in the kit:-

Your kit must contain the following things:-

  • First aid kit
  • Medical supplies
  • Water
  • Light
  • Spare clothes
  • Food

First aid kit:-

A first aid kit is necessary for an emergency. Buy a first aid kit for your house and it's always a great idea to have a first-aid kit in your car too. If you haven't already, it's a wise idea to take a first aid training course. So, unlike food items, you must also focus on first aid and non-food Items as well. 

Medical supplies:-

If you take regular medicine, make sure you keep a supply of your medications in your emergency kit, alongside a list of their title, dosage, and copies of your prescriptions. Make sure they don't expire and plan to have 14 days' worth of any medications you might need.

Water:-

Water is the most important thing you need to survive. Make sure you have sufficient for everybody in your house. A good rule is at least three liters person for at least three days. Keep it in an airtight container for no more than 12 months. Remember to never drink tap water after an emergency until authorities have advised its safe.

Light:-

If the power's out or you have to leave at night, you're going to need light and make sure you have a torch if you have to walk anywhere. Remember not to leave the batteries in it when stored. You could also get a wind-up torch or special lights designed for power cuts and emergencies.

Spare clothes:-

If you have to evacuate the house, you'll appreciate a change of clothes after a day or two. Pack some warm clothes in case it's cold and some lighter layers, if it's hot, don't forget a wide-brimmed hat. Waterproofs would come in handy if the weather's bad too. Consider clothes made from natural fibers and try to pack sturdy shoes or boots and heavy-duty gloves.

Food:-

You cannot focus on just non-food items. Remember to have enough supplies for the whole household to survive for at least three days. Your best bet is tinned food with a long shelf life and remembers to only store things that are easy to prepare or can be eaten as they are. A small gas-fuelled camping stove, pan, and cutlery would be useful if you have them

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