When the power, the water or the air goes bad, help can't reach everyone at once. Grandpa's free checklist walks you through what to store, what to do and in what order, one illustrated step at a time.
No fluff, no fear-mongering. Just the steps, the numbers and the checklists, straight from the agencies whose job is keeping people alive.
How much to store, how to boil it safe and the exact bleach dose, drop by drop.
How long your fridge and freezer hold out, and what to stock for three days.
Lights, radios and the three generator rules that keep carbon monoxide out.
Set up a clean room for wildfire smoke and wear a respirator the right way.
The Red Cross family kit list, item by item, plus your medicine plan.
Contacts, meeting places and a fill-in worksheet so nobody gets lost.
Every drill is broken into numbered panels you can follow in the dark, with a flashlight in one hand.
He's a cartoon, but the advice isn't. Grandpa takes what FEMA, the CDC and the Red Cross recommend and turns it into plain talk and simple steps anyone in the house can follow.
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Any household that wants to get through a blackout, storm, boil-water notice or wildfire smoke without panic. No experience or special gear needed.
That's the idea. The checklists and the family plan worksheet are made to print, fill in with a pencil and keep in your kit.
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Every fact is cited to official sources: FEMA (Ready.gov), CDC, EPA, USDA, the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the American Red Cross. The guide is not an official government publication.
Download Grandpa's 72-Hour Emergency Checklist free. Print it tonight, pack the kit this weekend.