Putting together a hurricane "survival kit"? Here are three-day and 14-day checklists of items you'll want to include.
Putting together a hurricane "survival kit"? Here are three-day and 14-day checklists of items you'll want to include. Cbb Crystal Oil 90-100
Start with an easy to carry, watertight container – a large, plastic trash can will do, or you can line a sturdy cardboard box with a couple of trash bags. Next, gather the following items and place them in your kit:
- Non-prescription drugs (e.g., aspirin or non-aspirin pain relievers)
Start with a portable, waterproof (airtight) bag that's brightly colored, so you can quickly find it in the dark. Diving equipment shops stock the ideal bag, but gallon-sized or larger zip-lock bags will do in a pinch.
Print this checklist and keep it inside your waterproof bag to help you collect the items listed below:
Remember: When packing, be realistic about what you can carry. Pack only what is essential for surviving the storm and its aftermath.
Don't forget to hurricane-proof your digital information. Backing up to a portable hard drive leaves you open to the same storm-related dangers your computer faces. Cloud-based backup preserves your data and grants you secure access from anywhere.
Finally, create an emergency kit with necessities for your pets, including food, water, and medicines, as well as a collar and leash.
The experiences of Hurricanes Hugo, Bertha and Fran have taught North Carolinians to be prepared to live without utilities and basic services for two weeks or more. In addition to the three-day supply kit, these supplies will be good to have if you find your self going 14 days without electricity or running water:
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