Emergency Prep - Revision history

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2012-11-03T21:01:02Z

Indoors

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	* make ice blocks in freezer with cleaned used drink containers leaving room for the ice to expand when filling		* make ice blocks in freezer with cleaned used drink containers leaving room for the ice to expand when filling
	* DO NOT BURN STUFF INSIDE THE HOUSE unless you have a fireplace or the like that has ventilation.		* DO NOT BURN STUFF INSIDE THE HOUSE unless you have a fireplace or the like that has ventilation.
			===Cold Weather===
	* use rocks/bricks/concrete to transfer heat from a outdoors fire inside the house using cotton or wool clothe to wrap them after removing them from the fire so you don't burn yourself of stuff inside the house.		* use rocks/bricks/concrete to transfer heat from a outdoors fire inside the house using cotton or wool clothe to wrap them after removing them from the fire so you don't burn yourself of stuff inside the house.

			===Warm Weather===
			* water mist near doorways or around porches cools the air nearby.

			===Hygiene===
			* traditional siphon flush toilets can be flushed by pouring water into the bowl until it flushes. using waste water and/or urine can help to prevent wasting potable water.

	==Outdoors==		==Outdoors==

2012-11-03T20:18:35Z

Outdoors

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	==Outdoors==		==Outdoors==
			* store dry wood in recycle bins and trashcans and secure the lids

			===High Wind===
			* store or tie down items such as lawn furniture, tables, umbrellas, flowerpots, construction material, etc.

	=After The Event=		=After The Event=

2012-10-30T14:41:23Z

Indoors

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	=Household Emergency Prep=		=Household Emergency Prep=
	==Indoors==		==Indoors==
			* make ice blocks in freezer with cleaned used drink containers leaving room for the ice to expand when filling
			* DO NOT BURN STUFF INSIDE THE HOUSE unless you have a fireplace or the like that has ventilation.
			* use rocks/bricks/concrete to transfer heat from a outdoors fire inside the house using cotton or wool clothe to wrap them after removing them from the fire so you don't burn yourself of stuff inside the house.

	==Outdoors==		==Outdoors==

	=After The Event=		=After The Event=

2012-10-30T14:32:08Z

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