Be Ready for any Natural Disaster: What to Pack in Your Emergency Kit

[@James-ke5sx]

This is a very good check list. I have everything on your list except the jetboil. I also keep rope but I added a couple of pulleys and carabiners so I can make a three-in-one hauling setup.

[@GucciB00mer]

Thank you 💪💪

[@3RiversSurvival]

You're welcome!

[@dandyjones1185]

Great list. Thanks for sharing!

[@unfi6798]

Great updates mate. Cheers from Australia.

[@emceenyc1120]

Stay ready John!

[@minnesota-hk1vp]

Thank You for sharing!

[@gregzapata2537]

Love your videos

[@lesliepaulkovacs6442]

Sunday already?😉

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

With oil or kerosene lamps, have shelves set up in each room, on the wall and use Museum wax to secure the lamps to the shelves. Makes them safer to use. Keep scissors on the shelves so can trim the wicks. Look into wick cutting shapes for different types of light out put. I have lots of dollar store flashlights, they have some great ones. Prestige the,. On top the fridge, magnet attached under the medicine cabinet, by bedsides and near light switched on command strip hooks to fin easily fertiling about in the dark. Magnet clips from the dollar store work great for keeping headlights on the fridge, easy to find. Costco a batteries work great and come in huge packs.I’m looking into rechargeable batteries and getting more battery banks. Emergency blankets and double stick tape from the window insulation aisle at Wallyworld work great on windows. You can see out in the day and keeps your light profile down at night. You don't people coming to your house, because they see you have light. I also keep those cheap $1 flashlights and headlights from Wallyworld, to give away. When putting up Mylar blankets, use clean dry hands, go slow and get the Mylar blankets as taut as possible, to see out better. Mylar smudges like crazy, clean dry hands are a must when installing. I changed all my old flashlights over to led bulbs, much brighter and last longer and are better. I switched over my dad's old flashlight from the giant square battery to a D cell Amazon adapter, easier to use battery size. I'm going to buy some LED battery operated lights from the Christmas sale at Wallyworld for bathroom lighting that isn't too bright and easy on battery usage. I'm crazy about lighting. Makes me feel better in the scary dark. I also have reasonable night vision and even a toy night vision that works great in the dark. Great vid dude. Remember to check out "Sensible Food Storage" on C. Westfalls's channel done by the LDs church, great primer on dealing with food storage, sanitation, cooking almost all things you have to deal with during with an emergency.