Don't Panic, But Do Prepare For An Emergency

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A natural disaster can happen to anyone, at any time. Are you prepared? Here’s our best advice on what to have on hand.
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21 сен 2024

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@CarlosIowa 4 дня назад

Very, very good show. Thank You. I'm fine. Non Preppers needed to hear it.

@monikalenz2559 4 дня назад

This fire season in California we've prepared to evacuate 3 times and evacuated once. We have a tiny 13ft trailer that is fully self contained and stocked with basics. I grab our bin of important documents and the pets and go to a nearby lake campground. We live in a rural mountain community that, in an earthquake situation, could be cut off from supply lines so a full pantry, generator, and plenty of propane and firewood are always on hand. The only thing we haven't invested in -yet - is solar for the trailer and house.

@charlesbonnet8057 День назад

In Michigan we had a bad storm with high winds this summer knocked out power for more than 300,000 houses / small businesses. The utility companies restored about 100,000 of those per day, but some people were out of power for 3 full days. It does make sense, even small steps to prepare in advance can make those events much easier to deal with.

@kjs3431 4 дня назад

Live by major source of water (✔️). Have two weeks of stored food (✔️). Have serious solar panels (✔️). Tools/equipment to support full on camping(✔️). Guns, lots of guns and ammo, so you can “get” whatever you need [in a zero guns country, but I got mine] hahahah (✔️)