Household Preparedness

[bhunter]

There is a good article discussing household preparedness in the 14 September issue of the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly. It provides some rudimentary information and trends in the current state of household preparedness.

http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by bhunter

There is a good article discussing household preparedness in the 14 September issue of the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly. It provides some rudimentary information and trends in the current state of household preparedness.

http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/

What a title! It sounds like a newsletter for Stephen King fans.

Regards,

D-Ray

[merrylander]

Took my BP last evening 122/70 Pulse 69 guess I'm OK.

[BlueStreak]

Which reminds me, I need to get to work on that generator.

Thanks, BH.

Dave

[bobabode]

I should get into the bunker building business, there are plenty of pissin' in their pants Republicans up here in Orange county.

[ebacon]

I'm stocking up on plastic sheeting and duct tape just like Gee Dubya told me too.

I'm afeared Mitt might shrug and we would have to fend for our own dang selves.

[piece-itpete]

That's interesting.

When I was a kid we kept water and powered milk in the storeroom. Some neighbors I currently have follow the mormon thing about a years worth of food!

Pete

[ebacon]

Powered milk is great fuel for hand to hand combat.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by ebacon

Powered milk is great fuel for hand to hand combat.

Yer mean jus' kidding..

[merrylander]

The older (72 hours on it) 6000 watt generator is sitting in the barn. Recoil start on propane is not for 81 year olds. The new electric start 8000 watt is in the garage and will run on gasoline, natural gas or propane and the 100 pound propane tank is full. With two freezers full of food I guess we will manage. Oh yead there is also plenty of wood for the double wall fireplace, it can heat the whole house,