Codswallop Family 72-Hour Kit List
One for EACH family member
Update every 6 months
Food:
6 (8 oz.) boxes juice
3 (8 oz.) boxes milk
6 granola bars
6 granola bars
3 mini m&m bags
6 instant oatmeal packages
4 (2 oz.) pkg. trail mix
5 boxes of Raisins
6 peanut butter crackers
6 Tuna or chicken pouches/kits
3 pudding cups
1 Package of beef jerky
Hard candy, cookies etc.
1 package gum
6 water bottles
Clothing:
1 sweat shirt
1 t-shirt
1 pair of pants
3 pairs clean socks
2 rain ponchos
Unders
Unders
Hygiene (individual items only as needed):
Travel toothbrush
Travel toothpaste
Hair rubber bands
Lady products (8)
Spoon, fork (or metal spork) and knife
Bar soap
Small bottle liquid dish soap
Wash cloth
Hand towel
Wet wipes
Tissue
Toilet paper
2 trial size hand sanitizer
Plastic trash bags
Emergency Supplies (family kit):
1st Aid Kit
2+ Tarps
Rope
3 Space blankets
Hand warmers
Whistle
Pocket mask
Cash
Gloves
Glow sticks
Pocket knife
Matches or lighter
Flash light
Extra set of batteries
Duct tape
Family information binder
Note pad
Pen, pencil & permanent marker
Battery or wind up radio
3 big garbage bags (1 for toilet use)
Small games/distractions for time passing
Baby Items:
15 diapers
Wipes
3 bottles
1 sample size can formula
Extra outfits
Sleeper
Grab Items:
Sleeping bag
Small camping tent
EMERGENCY MENU
DAY 1
1 Milk box
2 Juice boxes
2 Oatmeal packages
2 Granola bars
2 Tuna kits
1 Pudding cup
1 Package M&Ms
1 Pkg. trail mix
2 Pkgs. Raisins
2 Pkgs. sandwich crackers
1/3 Package jerky
2 Bottles water
1 Milk box
2 Juice boxes
2 Oatmeal packages
2 Granola bars
2 Tuna kits
1 Pudding cup
1 Package M&Ms
1 Pkg. trail mix
2 Pkgs. Raisins
2 Pkgs. sandwich crackers
1/3 Package jerky
2 Bottles water
DAY 2
1 Milk box
2 Juice boxes
2 Oatmeal packages
2 Granola bars
2 Tuna kits
1 Pudding cup
1 Package M&Ms
1 Pkg. trail mix
2 Pkgs. Raisins
2 Pkgs. sandwich crackers
1/3 Package jerky
2 Bottles water
1 Milk box
2 Juice boxes
2 Oatmeal packages
2 Granola bars
2 Tuna kits
1 Pudding cup
1 Package M&Ms
1 Pkg. trail mix
2 Pkgs. Raisins
2 Pkgs. sandwich crackers
1/3 Package jerky
2 Bottles water
DAY 3
1 Milk box
2 Juice boxes
2 Oatmeal packages
2 Granola bars
2 Tuna kits
1 Pudding cup
1 Package M&Ms
1 Pkg. trail mix
2 Pkgs. Raisins
2 Pkgs. sandwich crackers
1/3 Package jerky
2 Bottles water
1 Milk box
2 Juice boxes
2 Oatmeal packages
2 Granola bars
2 Tuna kits
1 Pudding cup
1 Package M&Ms
1 Pkg. trail mix
2 Pkgs. Raisins
2 Pkgs. sandwich crackers
1/3 Package jerky
2 Bottles water
Can you explain to me what a 72-hour kit is for?
ReplyDeleteIt's a similar idea to the longer term food storage (basically just having food in our house in case of an emergency) I've been working on but these are meant for quick and easy transport. They're emergency kits that FEMA, the American Red Cross and lots of other organizations want every household to have in case of natural or other disasters. We are at risk for earthquakes, floods and I'm told tornados -though not like we were in Oklahoma- here. If something happened that would require us to leave quickly, these kits are supposed to be easy to grab and have the essentials to get by for 3 days. From what I've read on several of the websites, the average time it takes for an emergency response team to get to people is 2-3 days. I wouldn't want to worry about my family going without the basics for that long if something were to happen.
ReplyDeleteYou posting are wonderful and informative.
ReplyDeleteemergency preparedness kits