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A practical 72‑hour checklist to help your household stay prepared
This guide mirrors the checklist included with your PrepPro gear.
Use it to:
• Confirm what you already have
• Identify gaps in your emergency readiness
• Explore options if you choose to build or upgrade your kit
Preparedness is about confidence, not panic.
Minimum recommended: 3-4 litres per person, per day (3+ days)
Checklist:
• Stored drinking water
• Water filters
• Water purification tablets




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Minimum recommended: 3–7 days of food per person
Checklist:
• Non‑perishable, long shelf‑life foods
• High‑energy snacks
• Ready‑to‑eat meals
• Portable cooking method (stove or heat source)
• Basic cookware and utensils
Choose food that requires little to no preparation, minimal water, and can be safely stored for extended periods.






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Checklist:
• Torch or headlamp for each adult
• Spare batteries
• Battery banks or power packs
• Hand‑crank or solar AM/FM radio
• Whistle or visible signalling device
Lighting and communication are critical for safety, coordination, and staying informed during extended outages.


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Checklist:
• Blankets or sleeping bags
• Warm clothing layers
• Tent, tarp, or temporary shelter
• Rope or tie‑downs
• Ponchos or rain protection
• Fire‑starting tools
Maintaining body warmth and shelter helps prevent exposure, fatigue, and injury during extended outages or evacuations.




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Checklist:
• First aid kit
• Prescribed medications
• Hygiene and toiletry items
• Copies of identification
• Insurance and important documents
• Emergency contact list
• Gloves and face masks
• Multitool or basic tools
Keeping essential items organised and easy to access can make a critical difference during stressful situations.




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