emergency kit: How Are You And Your Family Preparing For Emergencies?
- 01/16/11 04:41 PM
When I was living at Northridge, California, where there were frequent small quake shocks about 10 years ago, all we had for emergencies where about 10 5-Gallon water bottles and a few canned foods. Thinking about then we were very inadequate on a real emergency that is why the last few years we been stocking up on water, canned foods, emergency blankets, rations, flash lights, etc. that was purchased from outside vendors for about $100 - $200. What is so special about buying these kits? What is good about buying these kits is that it saves you time from gathering … (4 comments)
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When I was living at Northridge, California, where there were frequent small quake shocks about 10 years ago, all we had for emergencies where about 10 5-Gallon water bottles and a few canned foods. Thinking about then we were very inadequate on a real emergency that is why the last few years we been stocking up on water, canned foods, emergency blankets, rations, flash lights, etc. that was purchased from outside vendors for about $100 - $200. What is so special about buying these kits? What is good about buying these kits is that it saves you time from gathering … (4 comments)
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