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Natural Disaster Preparedness

  1. best bets
    The Best Products for the Budding PrepperFlashlights, first aid kits, wet/dry vacs, and more survival tools and equipment.
    By Stacey Dee Woods
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    The Best Pocketknives, According to ExpertsFor everything from opening packages to making tinder for a fire.
    By Stacey Dee Woods
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    The Best Wet/Dry Vacs, According to ExpertsFor everything from inflating pool toys to cleaning up a basement flood.
    By Stacey Dee Woods
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    The Best Water Purifiers, According to Survival ExpertsThe most important thing to have in any disaster: lots of safe drinking water.
    By Stacey Dee Woods
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    The Best First Aid Kits, According to Survival ExpertsFor everything from hiking and camping to full-on bugout emergencies.
    By Stacey Dee Woods
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    The Best Hand-Crank Radios, According to SurvivalistsThey’re an essential part of any emergency-preparedness kit.
    By Stacey Dee Woods
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    The Best Flashlights, According to ExpertsIncluding solar-powered and hand-crank options that will help you in any situation.
    By Stacey Dee Woods
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    Everything You Need for a Power Outage, According to ExpertsWe talked to city officials and preppers to find everything you need to build a blackout kit.
    By Dominique Pariso and Louis Cheslaw
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    What Are the Best Face Masks for Smoke?As West Coast wildfires burn, millions are exposed to the dangers of smoke inhalation.
    By Karen Iorio Adelson
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    The Best Items to Stock for Any Emergency, According to SurvivalistsWhether you’re bugging out or bugging in, these are the things you may want to have on hand.
    By Stacey Dee Woods and Katherine Gillespie
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    The Best Multi-Tools, According to Hikers, Adventurers & People Who Fix ThingsThere are options for backcountry adventures, fishing, biking, and cooking. There’s even something that’s not a Leatherman.
    By Aleta Burchyski and Katherine Gillespie
  12. strategist investigates
    We Determined Which of the New Emergency Preparedness Kits Are Actually Worth ItWith the help of a survivalist.
    By Maxine Builder