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Reply to: (Official discussion) Emergency preparedness checklist: Prepping for beginners Posted March 2, 2018

I know, I plan on getting the recommeded water containers from your emergency water container article which I read by the way. I toss out the milk jugs though.

Reply to: (Official discussion) Emergency preparedness checklist: Prepping for beginners Posted March 2, 2018

https://uploads.disquscdn.c…. In the first picture, I already have my water stocked up. I reused milk jugs and orange juice jugs for that just like I reused water bottles to keep my fridge stockpiled with water. I saved up lots of water so far just in case shit hits the fan since I’ll have plenty of water to survive for awhile. https://uploads.disquscdn.c…. In the second picture, I have my batteries (AA and AAA, I’m going to get more batteries though) in a ziploc bag, my birth certificate, medical docs, pictures of family (mom, dad, aunt), notepad, pens, and permanment markers, social security card in another ziploc bag and finally, my iSOAT pills along with information for how to survive a nuclear attack/EMP attack and what to do is in another zip bag.

Reply to: (Official discussion) Emergency preparedness checklist: Prepping for beginners Posted March 1, 2018

Thanks for this guide! It’s really helpful! I plan on getting items needed for sheltering in place at my home or at neighbor’s house shelther in place bag, then start putting my Bug Out Bag and EDC/Get Home Bag together. I plan to take a trip this year overseas hopefully, so once I start new job next week (also plan on getting second part time job for extra income), I plan on putting my travel gear together first and then start putting my sheltering in place gear, my bug out bag gear and my EDC/Get Home Bag together afterwards.

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Reply to: (Official discussion) Emergency preparedness checklist: Prepping for beginners Posted March 2, 2018

I know, I plan on getting the recommeded water containers from your emergency water container article which I read by the way. I toss out the milk jugs though.

Reply to: (Official discussion) Emergency preparedness checklist: Prepping for beginners Posted March 2, 2018

https://uploads.disquscdn.c…. In the first picture, I already have my water stocked up. I reused milk jugs and orange juice jugs for that just like I reused water bottles to keep my fridge stockpiled with water. I saved up lots of water so far just in case shit hits the fan since I’ll have plenty of water to survive for awhile. https://uploads.disquscdn.c…. In the second picture, I have my batteries (AA and AAA, I’m going to get more batteries though) in a ziploc bag, my birth certificate, medical docs, pictures of family (mom, dad, aunt), notepad, pens, and permanment markers, social security card in another ziploc bag and finally, my iSOAT pills along with information for how to survive a nuclear attack/EMP attack and what to do is in another zip bag.

Reply to: (Official discussion) Emergency preparedness checklist: Prepping for beginners Posted March 1, 2018

Thanks for this guide! It’s really helpful! I plan on getting items needed for sheltering in place at my home or at neighbor’s house shelther in place bag, then start putting my Bug Out Bag and EDC/Get Home Bag together. I plan to take a trip this year overseas hopefully, so once I start new job next week (also plan on getting second part time job for extra income), I plan on putting my travel gear together first and then start putting my sheltering in place gear, my bug out bag gear and my EDC/Get Home Bag together afterwards.