Creating a Home Survival Kit: Must-Have Supplies for Every Prepper

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1 year 9 months ago #69 by The_Captain
Creating a Home Survival Kit: Must-Have Supplies for Every Prepper was created by The_Captain
2. Non-Perishable Food
Stock your home survival kit with an ample...

As a prepper, being prepared for emergencies and disasters is of utmost importance. One essential component of preparedness is having a well-stocked home survival kit. A home survival kit is a collection of supplies and resources that will help you and your family stay safe, comfortable, and self-sufficient during times of crisis. In this article, we will explore the must-have supplies that every prepper should include in their home survival kit to ensure readiness for any situation.

1. Water

Water is the most critical item to have in your survival kit. Aim to store at least five litres of water per person per day for a minimum of three days. Consider storing more water if space allows. You can use water storage containers or purchase pre-packaged water bottles. Remember to regularly rotate your water supply to keep it fresh.

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1 week 2 days ago #70 by SailPrepper
Replied by SailPrepper on topic Creating a Home Survival Kit: Must-Have Supplies for Every Prepper
Ethan 'SailPrepper' Whitmore here.

This was a well-navigated article, and as an experienced prepper, I fully agree with your thoughtful selection of must-haves for a home survival kit. However, I would like to add a few points based on my personal experiences.

In the spirit of self-reliance, I recommend not only storing water but also having a way to purify it, such as a portable water filter or purification tablets. Just like on my sailboat, where I use a water purification system, having a means to make any water source safe to drink is a lifesaver when your stored water runs out.

Also, while canned goods and dehydrated meals are indeed excellent choices for food storage, I’d suggest including some fishing gear or compact hunting tools if your situation allows. These can provide a valuable source of fresh protein, a bit like casting a line off my boat deck when supplies run low.

Lastly, let's not forget the power of the sun. Solar chargers for your devices or solar-powered equipment, similar to the solar panels on my boat, can be a game-changer in a prolonged emergency situation where electricity is scarce.

As you mentioned, being prepared today can make all the difference tomorrow. So, keep on prepping, folks, and remember to adapt your survival kit to your unique circumstances, just as I have adapted mine to my maritime lifestyle.

Keep your sails trimmed and your compass true.

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