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Step Four - Stock your emergency supply kit
You go to the store every week. Why not buy a few extra things every trip? If you start doing this now, you won't have to do it all at once.
If you are staying at home during the storm, you should have a 2-week supply of water and ready-to-eat non-perishable food for every family member and pet.
If you are evacuating, you should have a 3-day supply of water and ready-to-eat non-perishable food for every family member and pet.
Manual can opener for canned foods.
Essential medicines including eyeglasses and contact lenses.
Personal hygiene items such as toilet paper, toothbrush and toothpaste.
Paper towels, pre-moistened towelettes, hand sanitizer and eating utensils.
Change of clothing, including extra shoes and rain gear.
First-aid kit and manual.
Battery-powered flashlight and radio with extra batteries. You should also consider a weather radio.
Blankets, pillows and sleeping bags (one for each family member).
Mosquito repellant and citronella candles.
Two coolers-one to keep food, the other for ice.
Quiet games, books, playing cards.
Plastic tarp for roof/window repair and tools (hammer/nails).
Plastic trash bags.
Special items for infant, elderly or disabled family members.
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