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Oct 21, 2013Not really a nudist topic, but one which cant affect a lot of us. What goes into an earthquake prep kit? What tools would you pack, what modern marvels would you leave behind? I want to make one up, and stash it out in the shed for a just in case precaution.How many of us are prepared to outlast the 72 hours we are told to get ready for?
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- MA
Oct 21, 2013Fresh water,warm clothing, medical emergency kit, and a few mars bars for energy.ReactReply - DE
Oct 21, 2013If you have camping gear it would be best to store that away from the house. Camping gear would include a tent, sleeping bags, camp stove, rain gear and fire starter. Besides the camping gear you'll need water, food, medical supplies, especially prescriptions, clothing, flashlight, money or valuables to barter with, disposable plates and eating utensils, and this is important, TP.
The first thing most people will think to grab is their cell phone. In a real emergency cell phone service will probably get knocked out and what service there is, will be over loaded. Remember, you're going to be on your own for 72 hours or more.ReactReply - MEMemberOriginal PosterOct 21, 2013All great answers so far.....I was thinking water, canned food, fuel and cookstove, sleeping bags, first aid kit..matches and lighters. Ropes and Tarps. Axe or hatchet, pocket utility tool, flashlights or glow sticks. Maybe some perishables like juice and treats. A bottle of vodka is useful for medicinal purposes, TP is a modern marvel with many uses, and womens sanitary supplies, which can be SO useful as first aid supplies.Anything I am forgetting or not thinking about?ReactReply
- TH
Oct 22, 2013I Googled Earthquake preparedness came up with 6,730,000 results
I Googled Earthquake preparedness books came up with 2,670, 000 resultsReactReply - MEMemberOriginal PosterOct 22, 2013Ahhh, behold the almighty GOOGLE, answer to all things...life, the universe, and everything.....ReactReply
- DEOct 22, 2013Google may be great but it won't help you in an emergency. You need the actual materials on hand. Your computer will probably be down because of no internet connections.ReactReply
- THOct 22, 2013The subject is "PREPAREDNESS". Asking for advice on this site if very short sighted. Expand your search.ReactReply
- THOct 22, 2013[quote]Google may be great but it won't help you in an emergency. You need the actual materials on hand. Your computer will probably be down because of no internet connections.[/quote]Google CAN help you TO PREPARE.ReactReply
- THOct 22, 2013As Nudejohnny said."Only a fool would not use an available tool"ReactReply
- MEMemberOriginal PosterOct 23, 2013What I was actually hoping for was personal ideas....what extravagance could you not live without?What luxury item would you insist was a "must have"?ReactReply
- THOct 25, 2013[quote]Ahhh, behold the almighty GOOGLE, answer to all things...life, the universe, and everything.....
[/quote]Answer a man's question for him and he will be wise for an instant.
Teach a man to Google and will be wise for life.ReactReply - MAOct 25, 2013Best advice is : DON'T live in a dangerous earthquake zone. Move to a safer place.ReactReply
- DO
Oct 25, 2013basics: water/water purifiers, food,some way to make fire, shelter,first adNotes: the people that don't have will talk your.
ReactReply - DEOct 25, 2013I live in the American Southwest desert region but I guess I should add fishing gear to my kit. If the BIG one hits California, we might be living on the ocean front.ReactReply
- MEMemberOriginal PosterOct 26, 2013
A fishing kit is a great idea, I like the idea of a supply of coffee and coffee make myself. Maybe dried fruit?
ReactReply - MEMemberOriginal PosterOct 26, 2013Teach a man to Google, and he will be wise.....until a power failure.....ReactReply
- MEMemberOriginal PosterOct 30, 2013Any advice on the best type of freeze dried food products?I have had some in the past that was just....nasty. I am told some of the new product is somewhat better?ReactReply
- THOct 30, 2013[quote]Any advice on the best type of freeze dried food products?I have had some in the past that was just....nasty. I am told some of the new product is somewhat better?
[/quote]http://www.harmonyhousefoods.com/ReactReply
