Good start to the “grab and go” kits. I suggest people to check the expiration dates on all the perishables (food, water treatment, etc), regularly (every season or every month) to ensure whatever you have in your kit(s), you can rotate the expired or close to expiration, items, out and replace as needed. Also, eat a sample or a pack of the food items you have, to ensure you “like” them, with your body’s digestion system agrees with it, and replace the ones you don’t with ones you do. A minimum of 3-5 gallons of drinkable/potable water should also be part of the kit(s), per person per 24 hours. I realize water is heavy but it’s one of the most critical things everyone will need, for drinking/cooking and washing up. A bucket with some cat litter, baking soda, trash can liners, to use as an impromptu toilet. A small toolkit and sewing kit in case you need to do minor repairs.
Good start to the “grab and go” kits. I suggest people to check the expiration dates on all the perishables (food, water treatment, etc), regularly (every season or every month) to ensure whatever you have in your kit(s), you can rotate the expired or close to expiration, items, out and replace as needed. Also, eat a sample or a pack of the food items you have, to ensure you “like” them, with your body’s digestion system agrees with it, and replace the ones you don’t with ones you do. A minimum of 3-5 gallons of drinkable/potable water should also be part of the kit(s), per person per 24 hours. I realize water is heavy but it’s one of the most critical things everyone will need, for drinking/cooking and washing up. A bucket with some cat litter, baking soda, trash can liners, to use as an impromptu toilet. A small toolkit and sewing kit in case you need to do minor repairs.