- Cell phone and charger
- Shoes
- A small bag with a change of clothes (socks, underwear, pants, shirt, jacket)
- A firearm and ammo or pepper spray or other self defense device (knife, baseball bat, etc)
- Keys
- Wallet (with ID, credit cards, and cash)
- A flashlight with good batteries
- A USB drive with all of your files recently backed up on it
- Work gloves
- An emergency whistle
- Personal items you can't do without (glasses, hearing aids, cane, dentures, meds, etc)
- A way to escape from your room (an emergency escape ladder, a rope, step stool, etc)
- A remote door opener for your garage
- A breaker bar
- A hatchet or ax
- N95 mask or bandanna or towel
- A bottle of water
- Snacks (granola bars, etc)
- A NOAA emergency weather radio
- A written list of emergency contact info for friends/relatives (phone numbers, email addresses, etc)
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Sunday, September 22, 2019
20 Items to Keep Next to Your Bed at Night
If your bedroom is located upstairs or at the other end of your house and you happen to have an emergency at night while you are sleeping, you may be unable to leave your room to collect up the emergency supplies you need prior to dealing with a sudden disaster like a fire, earthquake, or flood. Whatever the emergency is--fire, earthquake, intruder, etc--you need to be able to wake up, grab your stuff, and in many instances, flee through the window at a moment's notice. In order to do this you will need some gear and supplies on hand, as in right next to or under your bed, to grab and go, including:
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