You may need to shelter-in-place at your home on your own for a period of time after an emergency when outside help does not arrive right away. Perhaps you’re forced to leave your home following an earthquake, fire, or severe … Continue reading →
Emergencies happen suddenly and when you least expect it. If you aren’t prepared before a disaster strikes, you and your family could get seriously injured or hurt. The first 72 hours are the most important, so you need supplies that … Continue reading →
During a particular bug out situation, you might need to use different bags. The reason for this is because each situation can be different. Some are temporary and some are a long term. Some are so awful and chaotic, you’ll … Continue reading →
The summer’s unpredictable weather and debilitating power outages highlight the need for preparedness planning. We’ve seen devastating hurricanes and tornadoes in the past years and miles-wide fires destroying everything in their paths. Since devastating natural disasters are happening on and … Continue reading →
One important thing to know before you bug out is how much your bug out bag should weigh. Most people lean toward the “more is better” type of thinking when it comes to supplies, but in this case it could … Continue reading →
Whether you’re a die hard doomsday fanatic or you just want to be safe, there’s nothing better than the feeling of knowing that you and your family will be prepared if a disaster strikes. It can be scary thinking about … Continue reading →
The most important thing that anyone needs in a disaster is water. If you don’t have sealed water that is available during a disaster, you and your family could easily dehydrate and die. The water is often contaminated after a … Continue reading →
