Just In Case-- lists and more lists




Yes this book was AWESOME and I still have 2 chapters to read!!

Here are a few lists I jotted down after reading--



p. 11 ARE YOU READY FOR DISASTER?

Can you provide your family with sufficent food if the grocery stores are closed?
Do you have access to safe clean water if the municipal water or well is compromised?
Can you keep your home warm if the fuel supplies are disrupted?
Can you evacuate your home with 3 days worth of supplies for each family member in 5 minutes?
Can you shut down your home systems with in 10 minutes?


Do your Kids know:
How and when to dial 911?
Their name and address and phone numbers? And Parents names?
What to do if a smoke dector goes off in the middle of the night?
The location of the family meeting place?



What to Stock (p. 32-36)

flour (berries)
sweetners (sugars, honey, maple syrup, etc)
oils
leavenigns
salt
powdered milk
rice
beans
pasta
cereal
peanut butter
canned meat (tuna, salmon, chicken, ham)
canned vegetables
canned fruit
canned meals (chili, stews)
nuts
seeds
condiments
dehydrated foods
coffee
tea
popcorn


KITS (p. 42-47)

Home Office Kit

paper
pens
pencils
markers


Home Repair Kit

hand tools (hammer, phillip and flat scredrivers)
nails
screws
pliers
adjustable wrench
glue
tape (duct, masking, electric, transparent)
outdoor tools (shovel, ax, hand saw)
utility knife
clamps and hoses
basic book on home repair


First Aid Kit

hydrogen peroixide
rubbing alchol
antibiotic ointment
cotisone cream
digestive remedies
pain medication
cough / cold medicationthermometer
adhesive bandages
gauze pads
tape
hot/cold packs
tweezers
safety pins
flashlight
gloves
electrolyte replacement

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