52 WEEKS TO FAMILY PREPAREDNESS FOR TWO
WEEK #26
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 5 quarts cooking oil
Extra Item 2 quarts peanut butter
Utility Box Cooking supplies: a single burner propane stove
with one or two bottles of gas, a spoon and spatula, a multi-use pan, a pot
holder and a hot glove.
Family Prep Vacuum out smoke detectors, change their
batteries (if you haven't already in the last few weeks). Time to test the batteries: Do the test
when everyone is home so all can be reminded of the sound and then talk about
what to do when the sound is real.
Review your plan.
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52 Weeks to Preparedness Week 25
52 WEEKS TO FAMILY PREPAREDNESS FOR TWO
WEEK #25
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 28 cans of tomato sauce
Extra Item 8 rolls of toilet paper
Utility Box This is a box, action, packer, cooler, etc. that is used for larger, heavier, more specialized items that will make life nicer in an emergency and when the urgency of grab and go fast is NOT present. This is more suited for a mandatory evacuation that would last for a longer time, so it is a bigger sized box. This week get the box.
Family Prep Buy extra batteries and store them in a cool, dry place. Make sure the smoke detector batteries have been changed if you didn't do that last week.
WEEK #25
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 28 cans of tomato sauce
Extra Item 8 rolls of toilet paper
Utility Box This is a box, action, packer, cooler, etc. that is used for larger, heavier, more specialized items that will make life nicer in an emergency and when the urgency of grab and go fast is NOT present. This is more suited for a mandatory evacuation that would last for a longer time, so it is a bigger sized box. This week get the box.
Family Prep Buy extra batteries and store them in a cool, dry place. Make sure the smoke detector batteries have been changed if you didn't do that last week.
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