Car emergency kit stuff for winter and any other weather type? - poncho towel
OK In the experiment, a set of devices that have to do it in an emergency, perhaps to keep them 1 first aid kit, flashlight, poncho, socks, bags (on the legs to Em Dry) contact allergy tablets, Tylenol, paper towels, a knife, rope, will bring food (granola or power grid), games, tools. All standard commands, but can not think of anything else I need so much as I can have a handicapped brother and stuck with him when he put me as much as possible during these things in a Chevy Blazer 03 why should I give ideas if you have any of the other things
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Poncho Towel Car Emergency Kit Stuff For Winter And Any Other Weather Type?
3 comments:
It sounds like your a good start in your kit. If your brother is in any kind of medicine to be sure, have an offer at least a week with you at all times. Keep water in the vehicle at least 2 liters per person per day. If you have access to MRE (meals ready to eat) to get the best for your vehicle, you can heat with a little water in the radiator MRE. Take a little warning triangles, if you pause, so that drivers can see the car in bad weather. They are also a little help from the cat litter for traction, or sand. Keep blankets or sleeping bags for all trips in your vehicle. Spare tire, jack, spanner, extra oil, coolant, tranny (auto).
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Blanket, booster cables, water bottle, gas siphon hose, tape, adhesive tape, ratchet screwdriver tips, pliers, Phillips & flathead screwdrivers, sign up for AAA, aka glow sticks to add lights, towels, toilet paper, with a " / SOS flag, radio and batteries, bandages, antiseptic wipes, Neosporin, gauze pads, ice packs or heat packs, swabs soaked in alcohol moment, scissors, candles, latex gloves, lip balm, anti-ich cream, antacids, toothbrush and toothpaste
GOOD LUCK!
Everything else, said everyone!
Add a setting to one flat on your list. And a GPS just in case.
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