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emergency kits for cars
emergency kits for cars
Coghlans Emergency Preparedness Kit - Be ready for disaster at off, home &car Coghlans Emergency Preparedness Kit - Be ready for disaster at off, home &car Paypal US $55.95 26d 15h 52m
Emergency Medical First Aid Kit for Home, Car and Office (183 Piece) Emergency Medical First Aid Kit for Home, Car and Office (183 Piece) Paypal US $36.58 17d 18h 29m
Rapid Care All-In-One First Aid Kit - Emergency Kit - For: Car, Home, Office, Rapid Care All-In-One First Aid Kit - Emergency Kit - For: Car, Home, Office, Paypal US $1.91 2d 17h
All in One First Aid Emergency Kit For Home Office Car All in One First Aid Emergency Kit For Home Office Car Paypal US $2.55 24d 21h 20m
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  1. Twitter
    Posted September 28, 2010 at 4:33 pm | Permalink

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  2. Amy
    Posted November 8, 2010 at 3:08 am | Permalink

    I live in the Bay Area and made my emergency kits earlier this year. Filled up two heavy duty garbage cans that I insulated with contractor bags (to keep our stuff dry); taped with electrical tape and we store them in a hidden corner in the backyard. I ordered a lot of my supplies from an awesome website called quakekare.com – I found their prices to be very reasonable and the MRE’s and water has a shelf life of 5 years. I also recently created two “to go” backbacks with food & water for 3 days; extra shoes for the family & important paperwork. Also, $100 in small bills in case we can’t get to the bank.

  3. Tauni
    Posted November 13, 2010 at 7:17 am | Permalink

    We clean out our emergency kits yearly. One thing I have found that I LOVE is we food save with our foodsaver the clothes – that way they are protected from the elements of rain and snow as well as bugs. If there was an emergency warm CLEAN clothes would be appreciated I am sure!