Store It Foods

When you think emergency preparedness, don’t simply think of disaster situations.  Some of those materials could have every day applications as well.

Squeeze and shake flashlights and their like are obvious examples.  You never know when a reliable, fully charged flashlight might come in handy.  So too are less apparent choices.

Consider that tiny little package containing an emergency poncho.  One placed in your car or truck’s glove compartment might just prove very handy one rainy night, when you are forced to change a flat tire or attend to some other minor mechanical difficulty.  A similarly placed crank radio might prove useful to catch the sports scores or news highlights while sitting around the campfire during a fishing trip or some other such outing.  A wet wipe carried in purse or pocket could very provide great assistance in cleaning chocolate or ice cream off your toddler’s grimy little fingers when soap and water is not handy.

Take a look to see what in is really in your emergency survival kit.  A little thought, and you may realize that this particular product should remain in your kit, but that it could also be of use elsewhere.