Emergency Kit<\/b><\/p>\n
Use plastic containers or duffel bag to hold your emergency kit.<\/p>\n
Keep in a place where you can grab them easily.<\/p>\n
Stock up on items that can be eaten right out of the can, bag, box or bottle.<\/p>\n
Try to avoid foods that could make you thirsty.<\/p>\n
Try to have three (3) days supply.<\/p>\n
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Recommended food supplies<\/b>:<\/p>\n
Canned meats, fruits, vegetables.<\/p>\n
Protein or fruit bars.<\/p>\n
Dry cereal or granola.<\/p>\n
Peanut butter.<\/p>\n
Nuts and dried fruit.<\/p>\n
Crackers.<\/p>\n
Canned juices.<\/p>\n
Nonperishable pasteurized milk.<\/p>\n
Vitamins.<\/p>\n
Baby formula or food (if you have a little one).<\/p>\n
If you have a pet, pet food.<\/p>\n
Water, at least one (1) gallon per person per day.<\/p>\n
If you know a storm is approaching, fill buckets, coolers and the bathtub with tap water for washing and for use in toilets.<\/p>\n
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Other supplies to have<\/b>:<\/p>\n
Manual can opener, plastic eating utensils, paper plates, napkins, garbage bags.<\/p>\n
Moist towelettes, toiletries, toilet paper, diapers, tampons or sanitary napkins, extra clothes, battery-operated fans, sleeping bags or blankets, entertainment items.<\/p>\n
Prescriptions, glasses, bug repellent.<\/p>\n
First-aid kit, flashlights, hand-crank or battery-operated radio, NOAA weather radio, batteries, matches in a waterproof container, fire extinguisher, air horn or whistle.<\/p>\n
Cash.<\/p>\n
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Documents<\/b>:<\/p>\n
Mortgage documents or rental agreements.<\/p>\n
Homeowners, renters and automobile insurance policies.<\/p>\n
Financial statements and account numbers.<\/p>\n
Copies of prescriptions for medications<\/p>\n
Tax records.<\/p>\n
Contact information.<\/p>\n
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