Power outage emergency kit

Rolling Blackouts are becoming all too common these days. Today, I'm giving you a list of 10 must-have items you need for rolling blackouts.

Are you ready if the power goes out? 🏠 Having a preparedness kit can make all the difference! Check out our infographic for the must-have essentials to keep your home safe and comfortable during an outage.

Have a plan when the power goes out with these emergency supplies for a power outage, including easy-to-prepare food for several days.

Looking to prep on a budget? These 15 items from Dollar Tree cover emergency basics like lighting, hygiene, and food storage for less. Ideal for homesteaders and survivalists alike, these affordable finds make preparing easy. Save this pin for cost-effective emergency readiness.

Don’t be part of the 51% of Americans without proper emergency supplies! This list of 15 essentials will help you prepare for power outages, storms, and unexpected disasters. From medical supplies to backup energy sources, these items are a must for every home. Save this pin for your emergency preparedness plan!

This post is sponsored by Clorox. All opinions are my own. This year more than ever, we can all agree on the importance of being prepared as best as possible. More specifically, I'm talking about

Wondering what are the best no-cook foods to stock up on in case of a power outage? Here's what's in my stockpile so far.

We lost power for seven days. On the sixth day, our electricity was restored, but we were hit with another Nor'easter, leaving us without power once again. I am happy to report on the eighth day, all has returned to normal! Living by the constant roar of fire and flickering candlelight and allowing ourselves to disconnect while internet and electricity were not plentiful was romantic, but it was also a drag. Without power, all creature comforts are gone: Heat/AC, running water, flushable to

DIY Power Outage Kits. Here are things I like to keep in one easy-to-access spot in my home for a power outage. Right now I'm using 4 Rubbermaid totes with the following items (Contents of Boxes Listed on the Inside Lid):