Click on each Go Bag style to read more about whats inside:
What’s in my Disaster Back Pack Style Go Bag?
This Backpack Go Bag should contain items for 1 person facing immediate evacuation & personal survival for 72 hours. |
What’s in my Disaster Back Pack Style C.E.R.T. Rescue Go Bag?
This C.E.R.T. Go Bag should contain items for 1 or 2 persons facing incident management, Personal Safety, and Search & Rescue. |
What’s in my 2 person 3 Day Rolling Garbage Can Style Home & Family Disaster Kit?
This kit should contain items for survival, safety & shelter for two persons for 72 hours and facing evacuation. |
What’s in my Shed Style Disaster Community Kit?
This kit should contain items for Safety, Shelter, Triage, Damage Assessment and Recovery for a large group of people. |
What runs my Emergency / Disaster Tri-Fuel Generator?
Gasoline is not a fuel that professionals ever choose to use on backup generators. Hospitals and other large facilities "never" install a gasoline back-up generator. They always use natural gas or diesel. Gasoline has a very limited shelf life and will actually cause engine failure. Worst of all when power outages occur due to ice storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and all other disasters, the first commodity to be hoarded is gasoline.
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