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Four Vital Cornerstone Items Needed to Survive
Any Short-Term or Long-Term Emergency:

Water: The bare minimum recommendation from preppers, emergency response agencies, the Red Cross, and others is one gallon per person per day.

Beware, however, if you're in hot, humid, or dry climates, at high altitudes, or expending a lot of physical energy you need more water, at least two gallons per person per day.

Shelter/Dry/Warm: Your home and car can serve as shelter against the elements in many grid-down situations. Another simple option is a tent. During the camping off season you can often find four person tents on sale for under $50.

Other supplies to have handy are sleeping bags and blankets, and extra clothing like sweaters and jackets. If they're waterproof that's better.

Big plastic trash bags can serve double duty by cutting out three holes and turning it into a quick waterproof poncho. In addition, stretching out the bags on the ground or above head can give you a bit of respite against moisture, water, rain, and dampness.

No matter what, you need something that helps you light a fire fast. Waterproof matches, flint and steel fire-starter, and/or lighters. In an urban environment be careful with potential natural gas leaks and other chemicals that can explode. Always build a safe and controlled fire, and if you're indoors, make sure you have adequate ventilation.

Hygiene/First Aid: In a minor and short term emergency staying clean helps lift the spirit. Yet, at a fundamental level you want to avoid illness and disease.

Keep your utensils and cups clean when preparing food and water. Keep your hands clean to avoid spreading or contracting disease.

Remember that soap can be used as shampoo, and vice-versa. If all you have available is strong detergents, use a lot less or water it down.

Make sure you have a stocked first aid kit and look it over every six months to replace any expired or soon to expire items.

Food: Canned food, packaged food, meals ready to eat are the foundation to most experienced preppers food security plans. Make sure you have a manual can opener and review your stocks periodically for expiration dates and rotate out expired or soon to expire items.

Often these are not the healthiest foods to live on, but in emergencies these are the most convenient. For better nutrition, dry foods like pasta, beans, rice, and grains (oatmeal, quinoa, etc.) last long, don't need refrigeration, yet make wholesome meals.

Quick tip: when you use water to boil pasta, vegetables, meat, or most other foods you can get double the use by drinking the left over water as a broth. For instance, in times of plenty most homes toss out the left over water from cooking pasta. There's nothing wrong with it, you can drink it like a light soup and get added sustenance.

This is not an exhaustive list but the best recommendation is to get started now. With each trip to the store buy a few extra things for your prepping needs. Put together the supplies you need to cover you for at least three days. Once that's done, build up for a week and then expand from there as your budget and space allows. This option costs you absolutely NOTHING!

Failing that, a fast and easy way to get started is to get a hold of our wildly popular E-PACK. It's a ready-made, done-for-you treasure chest full of prepping and emergency essentials that fit neatly into a sturdy bag you can throw in your car or carry on your back to move by foot. It even includes a US Army survival manual plus half a dozen of my own exclusive reports to help you weather any storm, whether natural or manmade.

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