Emergency preparedness items

For preppers who are just taking their first, tender steps into the lifestyle change that is serious personal preparedness, it is easy to run into information overload. Where should you start? How do you begin? What is most important when it comes to material acquisition? The internet, boundless mine of knowledge that it is, is ... Read more

Preparing for unexpected situations is something I believe we all consider important. Having a well-stocked survival kit is key, especially with items that won't spoil with time. Choosing items that never go bad ensures your emergency preparations remain useful for years to come. Honey I always keep honey in my survival kit because it never […]

Preppers save everyday items most people throw away! Here are 16 items—like twist ties and plastic bottles—that can be crucial in a survival scenario. Save this pin to start collecting common items that offer big benefits when it comes to preparedness.

What is a Get Home Bag? This article is about the necessity of having a Get Home Bag ready to go and in your vehicle. I also go over the essential contents you need. A Get-Home Bag is similar to a bug-out bag in reverse because instead of “bugging out,” this bag aims to help you get home. Find

There are many everyday items that can also serve as emergency items. If nothing else, you can use them to barter.

As crazy as it seems, some people make prepping harder than it has to be. Learning skills can be hard, but the end rewards are so worth it. The work can be hard, but the pay off is that jobs get done and you have accomplished something for the future.However...preppers still need stuff. We can

Before you run out and begin stockpiling toilet paper and face masks read these practical tips before you start prepping!

Prepare yourself for emergencies with this list of essential items you may have forgotten to get. Don't be caught off-guard.

When an emergency happens, will you be prepared? It's easy to blow off putting together an emergency preparedness kit, but don't do it. Read this post for easy tips about things you need to put in a kit. Be ready when the next disasters happens. It's not a question of if, but when. #emergencypreparednesskit #ideasforanemergency #howtobepreparedduringanemergency

Seven ways to prep for a wartime economy and supply chain shortages. 1. Use Less Gas 2. Stock up on grains 3. Grow what you can

The time to prepare for a disaster is before it happens, not after. Once a disaster strikes, these basic emergency supplies will disappear fast.

When disaster strikes you have to be prepared. This is why we recommend storing these 100 items that run out first during a crisis

Pack these 11 tools and you'll be ready for anything—even if you’re living in a studio apartment that barely has enough room for a twin bed.

Emergency preparedness is absolutely crucial to you and your family's safety. To ensure you're ready for anything, you should have an emergency kit or emergency go bag. Here's our emergency kit list to help you get started. #EmergencyKit #EmergencyKitList #EmergencyPreparedness

This kit is for 72 Hour Kit. Every house should have at least one emergency preparedness bag/kit with these items. Having sufficient supplies such as dried food, water, medicine and emergency essiential is important. Your emergency kit shoud contain items to help you manage during outages. Stay safe! #kitajagakita #kitabantukita #malaysiabanjir #malaysia #malaysiatrulyasia #KitaJagaKita2021 #KitaJagaSemua

Rolling Blackouts are becoming all too common these days. Today, I'm giving you a list of 10 must-have items you need for rolling blackouts.

Stocking up on cheap items can make a huge difference when emergency preparedness matters most. These must-have essentials are perfect for SHTF scenarios and everyday survival needs. Save this pin now and be ready for anything life throws your way!

Power outages can last for days, so here are 28 things to do to prep for them. You and your family will be safe and comfortable the next time one happens.

We lost power for seven days. On the sixth day, our electricity was restored, but we were hit with another Nor'easter, leaving us without power once again. I am happy to report on the eighth day, all has returned to normal! Living by the constant roar of fire and flickering candlelight and allowing ourselves to disconnect while internet and electricity were not plentiful was romantic, but it was also a drag. Without power, all creature comforts are gone: Heat/AC, running water, flushable to

Unless you’re living off your emergency rations, you won’t really know what to stockpile the most. Shockingly, it’s the unexpected food items that you’ll rely on when SHTF: