Your Guide to Emergency Home Storage

Your Guide to Emergency Home Storage is designed to answer your questions about ways you can protect and provide your family food supplies for unexpected emergency situations. It’s an indispensable handbook filled with many practical and valuable tips. It covers when and how to begin acquiring, storing, and rotating your food supply; how much food you need per person for three, six, nine, or twelve months; the five nutritious foods needed to survive; how and when to use dehydrated foods; and how to control storage problems such as space, moisture, temperature, insects, and rodents. It also discusses nonfood items you should store; storing emergency medical supplies; purchasing paper goods and sanitation supplies; gardening and other tools to have on hand; and how to stay warm (or cool). Your Guide to Emergency Home Storage is comprehensive and practical – a must-have book for those who are serious about being prepared.

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by Alan K. Briscoe

Your Guide to Emergency Home Storage is designed to answer your questions about ways you can protect and provide your family food supplies for unexpected emergency situations. It’s an indispensable handbook filled with many practical and valuable tips. In this complex age, unexpected events often suddenly disrupt the lives and well-being of families, communities, and even nations, placing people in danger for short and extended periods of time. Today it is crucial that every family have an emergency readiness plan.

You must know:

  • When and how to begin acquiring, storing, and rotating your food supply
  • How much food you need per person for three, six, nine, or twelve months
  • The five nutritious foods needed to survive
  • How and when to use dehydrated foods
  • How to control storage problems, such as space, moisture, temperature, insects, and rodents

Your Guide to Emergency Home Storage is designed to answer your questions and is an indispensable handbook filled with countless tips on:

  • Nonfood items you should store
  • Storing emergency medical supplies
  • Purchasing paper goods and sanitation supplies
  • Gardening and other tools to have on hand
  • How to stay warm (or cool)

Your Guide to Emergency Home Storage is comprehensive and practical for those who are serious about being prepared. It offers in-depth and thorough instructions. No home or community library should be without it!

Chapters include:

  1. Food Storage
  2. Rotation
  3. Average Self Life of Canned Fruits and Vegetables
  4. Solving Food Storage Problems
  5. Fresh Produce for Home Canning
  6. Conditions, and Length of Storage Period of Fruits and Vegetables
  7. Timely Tips on Quantity Food Buying
  8. Notes and Ideas on Storing Bulk Food
  9. Keys to Successful Food Storage
  10. Emergency Light Sources
  11. Emergency Heating
  12. Emergency Medical Supplies
  13. Paper Goods and Sanitation Supplies
  14. Clothes
  15. Gardening
  16. Basic Survival Library

5″ x 8″ paperback

90 pages