Michael Petruccelli says: Fill plastic bags with water and
place in the freezer. Fill all spaces in your freezer with bags of ice. Freeze
water bottles, too. This will insure that if you have frozen food in the
freezer it will stay frozen longer should the electric should go off and it
will also provide more drinking water.
May 10, 2014
Michael Petruccelli asks: What should you do - Once You Hear A Hurricane May Be Coming Your Way? (8)
Michael Petruccelli asks: What should you do - Once You Hear A Hurricane May Be Coming Your Way? (7)
Michael
Petruccelli says: Make sure that you have a BBQ and lots of charcoal or
propane so that you can cook and heat foods for meals. Small propane bottles
can also serve as heat and light sources.
May 4, 2014
Michael Petruccelli asks: What should you do - Once You Hear A Hurricane May Be Coming Your Way? (6)
Michael
Petruccelli says: Realize that there is much water in the hot water heater of
your home. An average 150 liter water heater has enough water to keep a single
person alive for a month.
An average person needs about 3.5 l of water (one gallon) per day. Pets (dogs) need about 1.75L of water per day. Cats need much less water.
Michael Petruccelli asks: What should you do - Once You Hear A Hurricane May Be Coming Your Way? (5)
Michael
Petruccelli says: If
you decide to stay at home, fill up the bathtub. An average bathtub full of
water holds enough water for about three days. It also makes it possible to
flush the toilet using a bucket. There are bladders you can buy for the tub to help keep any contaminants out of your drinking water. They are great for hurricanes, natural disasters, or zombie apocalypse. Water bladders come in a variety of sizes so you can take them camping too.
Michael Petruccelli asks: What should you do - Once You Hear A Hurricane May Be Coming Your Way? (4)
Michael
Petruccelli says: Cook all raw meats in your refrigerator and freeze them.
They will help keep the other food cold and you can take them out one at a time
for meals that do not require cooking.
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