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Bugging Out

11/18/2020 (Permalink)

Most importantly .. ALWAYS make sure you have working smoke detectors in you home.. Most importantly .. ALWAYS make sure you have working smoke detectors in you home..

Have you ever heard of a Bug Bag?

A Bug out bag is something you can grab in a hurry to help you survive. One of the best reasons to have a bug out bag is in the case of a home fire. Why you may ask? Well, home fire can start with just a small flame and turn into a fully engulfed structure in just a matter of minutes leaving you only seconds to escape.

A Bug Out Bag can be as elaborate or as simple as you wish but for the purpose of this article we are suggesting to keep it simple. This bag should be kept within reach, such as next to your AND your children's beds. If a fire was to strike in the middle of the night you want quick access.

In the bag you should consider some type of fire hood. On the high-end is the iEvac Certified Smoke/Fire Hood. It protects against toxic gasses such as carbon monoxide (the number one cause of death and injury in a fire), smoke, hydrogen sulfide, chlorine, ammonia, hydrogen cyanide, sulfur dioxide, tear gas and more.

There are several options out there and a little research goes a long way. Next we suggest a fire blanket and a flashlight.

Another great addition is a whistle! I know this may sound strange but if you are trapped and can not escape on your own blowing a simple whistle will help to alert firemen to where you are located. 

  • This bag is simply for you to get out alive! 
  • Remember to have a plan!
  • Talk to your children!
  • Practice your escape routes! 

Most importantly .. ALWAYS make sure you have working smoke detectors in you home..

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