Many people find it daunting to begin assembling a survival food bag. What meals should be included in the kit to ensure the greatest nutrition? How long does the meal stay fresh? Once I've assembled the kit, how should I preserve it? These are just a few of the questions you may be asking yourself, and the reason for this is because you are accustomed to just purchasing foods that you enjoy and only enough to last you for the upcoming week or so when you visit the grocery store. Creating a survival food kit doesn't have to be difficult if you approach the task step by step. Choose a purpose for your emergency food supply Determine the major application for your food kit first and foremost by asking yourself a few questions. Are you preparing the food kit for instances where you'll need to take it, get in your car, and go, or for emergencies or circumstances that force you to stay at home? Will the kit be made to stay in the car when you're driving away from home and ne

Bring your emergency supplies Your emergency plan, prescriptions, wallet, identification, and mobile phone should all be included in your emergency pack. Make sure your disaster plan also includes your dogs by planning ahead for other shelters. Your reaction time will be sped up by using this method, which can even save your life. If directed to do so, turn off the gas, electricity, and water Before any catastrophe or calamity, locate the emergency shutoffs for your gas lines and residence. The water shut off is typically found at each end of the water meter. The one shut off valve for inside your house can be found if you follow the pipe that enters it. You should be able to leave your house by following the pipes on the other side of the water meter. There should also be another shutdown valve. Inform your out-of-town contact and leave a letter describing your departure and destination inside (if time permits) A list of emergency contacts should be part of your emergency plan in case