PREPPERFREE PREPPER ESSENTIALS
Useful knowledge.
A practical next step.
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Know the risks where you live
Start with the hazards and instructions that apply to your location.
Read the guide →communicationsMake a household contact plan
Agree how people will reconnect if routine communications fail.
Read the guide →waterPlan drinking-water storage
Know how much safe water you actually have available.
Read the guide →waterKeep a sanitation plan
Plan for hand hygiene and waste when normal services are interrupted.
Read the guide →foodMake a food-and-supplies inventory
Choose food your household can use with the equipment it has.
Read the guide →shelterPlan for heat, cold and shelter
Prepare a safe place and a way to leave if remaining becomes unsafe.
Read the guide →first aidPrepare first aid before an emergency
Keep supplies, training and a current qualified reference together.
Read the guide →powerPrepare for a power outage
Test the ordinary tasks that would stop when power goes out.
Read the guide →routesCheck maps before travelling
A downloaded map is useful only if it covers the whole journey.
Read the guide →communicationsChoose a communication backup
A radio works best when people agree how they will use it.
Read the guide →buildingPrepare a simple repair kit
Keep familiar tools and the right manuals together.
Read the guide →computersMake an offline computer usable
A USB drive is only helpful when a device can open its files.
Read the guide →suppliesReview your 72-hour kit
A useful kit reflects the household you have now.
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