- Store enough fresh bottled water for each person to have one gallon of drinking water per day for three days.
- Store canned goods and nonperishable items that can feed your family for a minimum of three days. Don't forget a manual can opener.
- Flashlights and an ample surplus of batteries should also be stored.
- A battery powered or crank radio may be essential for information.
- Store an extra refill of any necessary medication inside the first aid kit.
- Matches or a lighter may be helpful if you need to start a fire.
- Mylar blankets don't take up much room but are literally lifesavers.
- Battery operated smoke and carbon monoxide detectors should be utilized after the power goes out.
- Extra cash, important phone numbers and documents should also be stored in a safe and accessible place.
By Advance Property Management Group - Tuesday, December 4, 2012
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