Health & Fitness
Winter Emergencies
By Dana Sullivan, Parenting
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  • Winter Emergencies suppliesEssential supplies
    *Keep these in one place:
  • *Battery-powered radio
  • *Flashlights
  • *Waterproof matches
  • *Formula/bottles, baby food, if needed
  • *Pet food, if needed
  • *Diapers and wipes, if your child needs them  -- enough for three days

*Water  -- a gallon per person (including babies) per day, for at least three days

*Extra batteries for flashlights, radio

*Telephone with a cord (cordless phones require a working electrical outlet)

*Home fire extinguisher

*Cash  -- enough for a week's worth of groceries (plus coins for pay phones)

*High-energy food  -- anything that doesn't need to be refrigerated or cooked, such as dried fruit, granola bars, cans of tuna (with a pop-top  -- or make sure you have a manual can opener)


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