Flashlights, extra bulbs & batteries

Battery-operated FM radio & batteries

Battery-operated lanterns, extra bulbs & batteries or propane lantern

First Aid Kit

Candles & matches

Ice Chest

Sterno, Propane or similar cooking unit

Clock (wind-up or battery-operated)

Plastic garbage bags

Working fire extinguishers or bucket of sand

Scissors

Toilet paper

An inexpensive rabbit-ears television antenna to use if cable goes out

List of emergency phone numbers

Diapers, baby wipes,

Pet supplies, food, water, kitty litter, medications

FIRST AID KIT

Gauze, 2” x 2”, Triangle Bandage, Elastic Bandage 4”, Elastic Bandage 2”

Vaseline, Savlon Cream, Hydrogen Peroxide, Dermoplast/Bactine

Tweezers, Instant Cold Pack, Ipecac Syrup, Eye Wash/ Drops

Eye Pads 2”, Band Aids, Dressing, Strip, Aspirin or ibuprofen

Absorbent Cotton, Scissors, Disposable Gloves

Adhesive Tape, “First Aid book”, Smelling Salts

“Q” Tips, Thermometer, Swabs, Absorbent Lint

Mercurochrome, Air Way Tube, Alcohol, Iodine

FOOD

Bottled water (one gallon per day per person)

Ice

Shelf-package juice and milk boxes

Canned and powdered milk (you’ll need extra water)

Beverages (powdered or canned, fruit juices, instant coffee, tea)

Prepared foods (canned soups, beef, spaghetti, tuna, chicken, ham, corned beef hash, fruit cocktail, packaged pudding)

Canned vegetables and fruits

Dried fruits

Snacks (crackers, cookies, hard candy, nuts)

Snack spreads (peanut butter, cheese spreads, jelly)

Cereals

Raw vegetables

Sugar, salt, pepper

Bread

Dry and canned pet food

Extra formula, baby food

HARDWARE

Hand tools - hammer, screwdrivers, saw

4 x 8 foot sheets of plywood ” to ”. Ask for exterior plywood.

Plastic sheeting and Canvas tarps

Rope, Screws, Nails.

Duct tape to water proofing items. Masking tape isn’t strong enough

Sturdy working gloves.