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Emergency situations – In case of a power outage, the flashlight can instantly save the situation. No matter whether that happens while you are at home or outdoors, having a quality multi-functional flashlight can be a lifesaver as you can use it to send signals about your location and much more. Checkout our features our Auto Guardian Flashlight This emergency flashlight is a must have for every home, office and automobile:* Powerful LED flashlight* Flashing red warning light* Seatbelt cut …

Extreme Heatwww.cdc.gov/disasters/extremeheat/warning.htmlBe Safe DURINGNever leave a child, adult, or animal alone inside a vehicle on a warm day. Exposing yourself to the sun or to high temperatures does not protect you from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).Water Filtration Bottle - www.4ursurvival.comFind places with air conditioning. Libraries, shopping malls, and community centers can be a cool place to beat the heat. Stay informed and check with local authorities about possible closures …

Paracord is a thin, strong, braided line that’s useful in dozens of different hunting and fishing scenarios, and can make the difference between life or death in a survival situation. Tim MacWelchParachute cord, which is sometimes called paracord or 550 cord because of its 550-pound breaking test, was originally used for parachutes during WW II. But once on the ground, creative soldiers found hundreds of uses for the sturdy cordage, including bootlaces. Cotton and leather boot laces are simply n …

Best foods to stock up for emergencies:Emergency Food Preparation Kit - www.4ursurvival.com* Low Sodium foodsNutrient Survival Products - www.4ursurvival.com* Ready-to-eat canned meats, fruits, vegetables and a can openerwww.4ursurvival.com* Protein or fruit bars* Dry cereal or granola* Peanut butter * Dried fruit* Canned juices* Non-perishable pasteurized milk* High-energy foodssource: ready.gov …

Topic: Road Trip Survival TipsFamily Road Kit - www.4ursurvival.com#1 Stop Every Three HoursSpending a few minutes apart is sometimes the key to maintaining harmony while road tripping with kids. Pull over on a regular schedule even if no one needs a potty. Some organizations, like AAA, advocate stopping even more frequently on family road trips—every two hours or 100 miles—but if the kids are quiet, push for three. #2 Really Stretch Those LegsBathroom breaks offer a chance for kids to crawl, …