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Power Outage Survival Kit
Some areas of the country are currently experiencing rolling black outs. The last thing you want to worry about when the power goes out is bumping around in the dark for emergency supplies. The following list will help you prepare yourself and your family in the case of a power outage:

Storage Containers
A large water resistant storage container with integrated handles and an easy on-off lid will hold just about everything you need for your Power Outage Survival Kit. Keep your survival kit in an easy-to-reach location. Be sure to replenish any items you use so you are prepared for next time.

Flashlights, Lanterns, Cordless Area Lights and Light Sticks

Flashlights are necessary for small tasks and to help light your way. Have 2 to 3 on hand.
Lanterns powered by batteries will provide a wide-angle source of light for a longer period of time and are safer to use than candles.
Area lights are battery-operated lights that affix to the wall or any flat surface. They turn on easily with the tap of a hand and can light your way.
Batteries- extra batteries for all battery operated devices should be kept on hand. Paying a little extra for rechargeable batteries can save you money in the long run.
Light sticks can be used for unexpected blackouts. They are easy to activate, just bend once and shake. They will emit light for up to 12 hours.

Tools to Have

Multi-tool A quality multi-tool will include: pliers, screwdriver, a cutting blade, and wire cutters. This all in one tool is easy to store in an emergency kit.
Utility Knife A retractable utility knife will provide quick and safe access to a sharp cutting edge when needed.
Utility Lighter: Can be indispensable if you need to restart a pilot light
Duct Tape: Will bond protect, hold, repair and patch. It will adhere aggressively to many surface types and in all temperature ranges.

Fire Extinguishers and First Aid Kits

Fire Extinguisher: A multi-purpose fire extinguisher with an easy to read gauge should be within reach if needed. It's recommended that one extinguisher for every 600 sq.feet.
First Aid Kits: A must for an emergency kit. Will make dispensing items easy and convenient to use.

Portable Generator

Provides safe, reliable power at a moment's notice for running basic appliances. Use a generator outdoors to avoid the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning or fire.

Portable Heater