- Bottled water (ALWAYS have extra water on hand)
- Food that doesn't need to be cooked (milk, cereal, bread, peanut butter, granola bars, canned food, etc)
- Manual can opener
- Paper plates/cups/utensils
- Tarps of varying sizes (useful in case a tree comes through your roof during a storm among other things)
- Rope of varying length and type (ditto)
- A Bug Out Bag for each member of the family (these should always be on hand)
- Flashlights and extra batteries
- A battery operated radio and extra batteries
- A NOAA weather radio (if you live in an area prone to severe weather)
- Working smoke detectors with batteries
- Working CO2 detectors with batteries
- Winter clothing (wool socks, insulated pants and jacket, long underwear, gloves, hat, etc)
- Winter boots
- Yaktrax (or similar item to make your boots grip)
- Chemical hand warmers
- Sleeping bag for each member of the family
- Snow shovel
- Sand, de-icer, road salt...items to make your walk ways less slippery
- First aid kit
- Candles
- Matches
- Tool set
- Work gloves
- Duct tape
- Cash
- Hygiene supplies (extra toilet paper, soap, etc)
- Waterless hand sanitize
- Water purifier tablets
- Bleach
- Plastic bags (from ziploc sandwich size to large, strong trash bags)
- Playing cards, board games, books, and other non-electric entertainment
- Camping stove with fuel
- Thermos
- Kerosene heater
- Firewood and kindling
- Chainsaw and extra fuel
- Generator and extra fuel
- Firearms and extra ammo
- 5 gallon buckets
- Ice chest
- Fire extinguisher
- Extra prescription medication
- Additional baby supplies (formula, diapers, etc)
- Additional pet food
- Windshield scraper
- Booster cables
- Tow chain or rope
- Spare vehicle fuel
- Light sticks
- Shovel
- Whistle
- Kitty litter or road salt for traction
- Snow chains for your vehicle
- Cell phone charger for your car
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Thursday, December 5, 2013
55 Winter Storm Survival Items
If you haven't prepared for a winter storm yet--and for most Americans that storm should be coming soon--here are some items you might want to have on hand:
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