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3 Comments on Are you prepared for an emergency?
The fire extinguisher is so basic, but there are so many houes that don't have them.
Jim:
More importantly than having some of the things you've already stated, most people do not have a kit together that will sustain them if they should need to leave their home.
I've been preparing and learning to be prepared all my life. We have always been taught that we need to have emergency kits readily available, including in our vehicles (24hr kit), and then the (72hr kits) in our homes, along with longer term storage that is rotated on a continual basis.
These kids include food, and water, along with a change of clothes, etc for each member of the family. They can be crammed into a large/med duffle bag and ready to go at a moments notice. If you should need to leave your home for an emergency what are you going to do? Most people dont think about that.
we mentioned this in a meeting on Thursday of last week. It is so important and not happening. Thanks for the post.