I wanted to look at the car preps in light of the tsunami warning a couple of weeks ago.
Today I redid the first aid kit and put it in a big Ziploc in the back pouch of the passenger side. That included throwing out some old stuff, and adding dye-free ibuprofen, some acetominephin, low-dose aspirin for heart problems, fresh albuterol inhaler, itch cream, arnica cream, and a little bar of soap. I made sure there were dog biscuits in the back pack, brought in some things to wash, put some protein bars and lifesavers in the car. Washed the spare dog bed and put it in the back seat. (Dog immediately sat in it.)
Put the water bottle with a filter in the car backpack- not the very best solution, but something is better than nothing. Still need some water storage in the car. Spare clothes are in ziplocs in the backpack, and are in good condition. Ten essentials bag is good. Two blankets, but another one would be advisable.
Frankly, there could be an emergency anytime, whether I was home or not, and what’s in the car is very important.
Today I redid the first aid kit and put it in a big Ziploc in the back pouch of the passenger side. That included throwing out some old stuff, and adding dye-free ibuprofen, some acetominephin, low-dose aspirin for heart problems, fresh albuterol inhaler, itch cream, arnica cream, and a little bar of soap. I made sure there were dog biscuits in the back pack, brought in some things to wash, put some protein bars and lifesavers in the car. Washed the spare dog bed and put it in the back seat. (Dog immediately sat in it.)
Put the water bottle with a filter in the car backpack- not the very best solution, but something is better than nothing. Still need some water storage in the car. Spare clothes are in ziplocs in the backpack, and are in good condition. Ten essentials bag is good. Two blankets, but another one would be advisable.
Frankly, there could be an emergency anytime, whether I was home or not, and what’s in the car is very important.