Disaster Preparedness

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How to Safely Store Water for Emergencies

In general, you should change it twice a year.

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How to Prepare for a Heatwave

Their frequency has doubled since the 1980s.

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Toilet Paper Alternatives

Plenty of common household goods can do the trick.

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How Will the Climate Crisis Affect You?

From floods to fires to food, it impacts everyone on Earth.

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How to Organize a Neighborhood Watch Group

Neighborhood watch groups prevent crime and lead to a better sense of security around the home.

A man chops firewood.
How to Chop and Store Firewood

You want to chop firewood around six months before using it.

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How to Create a Food Stockpile for Emergencies

You can't predict emergencies, but you can plan for them.

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Power and Electrical Outage Essentials

10 must-have items in case the lights are off.

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How to Prepare for a Flood

You never know when tides could rise, flooding your home.

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Put Together An Emergency Tornado Kit

There are a variety of first air, survival, and emergency type kits you can prepare for emergencies.

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Blizzard Safety Hacks

Make sure you’re ready for winter’s worst.

A red gas shutoff valve.
7 Things Homeowners Should Know the Location Of

Here's a few things you should know how and where to access around your house.

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Comprehensive Emergency Checklist

These items will prepare your family for the worst.

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18 Emergency Supplies to Have at Home

Feel extra prepared by having these emergency supplies at the ready.

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7 Essential Items for Blizzard Survival

You don't want to be without your chainsaw, gloves, and these 5 other items.

A grouping of emergency kit supplies.
Creating a Disaster Kit for Work

You have a disaster kit at home, so why not at work?

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How to Prepare Your Home for the Coronavirus

Maximize your chances of avoiding the outbreak.

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Does Your Emergency Go Bag Have Everything You Need?

Be ready, just in case disaster strikes.

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How to Prepare Your House for Blackouts

Save money in the event of a blackout with these tips.

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How to Build a Tornado Shelter

A tornado shelter can keep your family safe from harm.