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72 hr. Kit Do it Yourself
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Emergency 72 Kits

Everyone in your family should have a 72 hour kit. We suggest you keep them in the closet , pantry or
cupboard closest to your car or garage. If you can afford to put together 1-2 extra for children that have moved out or close
by loved ones, like grandparents or other family/loved ones that would be highly recommended. Here is a Basic List of things you should start collecting for your 72 hour
kits:
- Back Pack (soft shelled)
- First Aid Kit (soft case)
- Elastic bandages (sprains and pains)
- Water Purification tablets
- Folding Shovel
- Whistle
- bic
lighter
- Ponchos (1-2
for each family member)
- Emergency
Blanket
- Compass
- Matches (2 pkgs. each back pack)
- Can Opener (doesn't need to be expensive)
- Utensils
- Small Flashlight
- Batteries (4 pack AA's each bag..at the very least)
- Toilet Paper (small 2 pk)
- Tooth brush
- Mini
Toothpaste
- Trash Bags (2
each)
- Rope (nylon, 100')
- Roll of twine
- Dust Masks (2 each)
- Sm. Transistor Radio
- Pocket
Knife
- Survival Hunting Knife
- Scissors (folding)
- Canteen
- Sun Block/Insect Repellent
- Citronella candle
- Packer Stove
- Water
(4 cartons)
- AquaBlox
- High calorie/protein Food Bars
- Pencil and Note Pad
- Emergency Candle
- misc. zip bags
- Change
of clothes/socks
- Crayons
and coloring book, small on the go games
You're asking: Can we fit this all in? Yes! Just watch how you are packing
it, use all zipper pouches and pockets and you will be fine. Remember: This is your life we are talking about...carrying a
loaded 72 hour kit is priceless!
Don't forget to look for great deals and cheaper items
on Ebay, or your local Walmart!
Potable Aqua® Emergency Drinking Water Tablets $4.99
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