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A 72-hour kit should have EVERYTHING you need to survive for 3 days (including food, water, clothes, blankets, shelter, light, radio, entertainment, etc.) without any help from anyone. Personally, I have MRE’s in mine. They taste better and I don’t have to keep so much water. I also switch out my clothes with each season. I make sure they fit and that they are in good repair.
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I’m a single mom of 2 kids at home (ages 16 & 7). I’m trying real hard to prepare for emergencies but I have become overwhelmed in all the information. How many kits do I need? A car kit, a 72 hour kit for each person, a 3 day evacuation kit for the family, 2 weeks supply of food & water for pandemics, and on & on & on… Please help! I have started by trying to narrow down the ‘emergencies’ that we might expect where I live. I guess where I went crazy is with the idea that we need kits for each person (3) and a kit for the family
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our familly has this kinda of trash can like barrel full of canned foods and pastas, like things that last for a long time. water bottles. dog food. dog collars and leesh . we have a first aid kit.sleeping bag a few blankets. a can opener. this was optiontional but we decided to put 2 prepaid cell phones in with their chargers. i guess it depends on were you live.
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like down here in CA we have earthquakes especially were we live. and when like wild fire season comes along we make sure we have acsess to our camper/ rv thing in case we have to evacuate. why do you carry many kits when you can narrow it down to one