Top 10 Tremor Tamers: Earthquake Prep Kit Must-Haves
Preparedness is key to staying safe during an earthquake. A 3 day supply (minimum) of food and water is highly encouraged. Remember to practice Drop, Cover and Hold during an earthquake and be sure to stock up on these essentials to have on hand afte...
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Chose Non-Perishable Food and items that require no cooking for nutrition after a devastating earthquake hits.
One Gallon of Water per Person is Recommended to have on hand.
First aid kits should include bandages, antiseptic, wipes, pain relievers and any prescription medicines.
Make sure everyone in the family has their own flashlight and you have extra batteries on hand.
Batteries! Enough said
No more looking in the “junk drawer” for batteries. I got the “Daddy” for my husband and we both love it! Know where your batteries are at all times!
Emergency Candles…you never know when you can't find the flashlights!
I really hope we won't have to go full “Survivor" if the Big One happens but better to be safe than sorry!
Stay informed about updates and warnings with this hand-crank radio.
Your cell phone's probably not going to work (sorry!) but an external battery pack can keep it powered during outages.
A Swiss Army Knife of similar tool can be helpful for various tasks. All adults should have one.
Signal for help or to one another if needed. This is going to come in handy.
Protect yourself from airborne dust after an earthquake.
Be prepared for potential fires with a fire extinguisher.
Build your own earthquake survival kit using this guide.
Stay warm with a blanket.
Stock up now! This is one item you don't want to be without, especially in an emergency.