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    This document provides a list of recommended supplies to include in an evacuation kit for hurricane preparation. It suggests gathering at least three days' worth of water, non-perishable foods like canned meats and fruits, high-energy foods, vitamins, special dietary foods, pet food, comfort foods, mess kits, a manual, radios, flashlights, entertainment items, books, a fire extinguisher, sleeping bag, plastic sheeting, tools, maps, a whistle, first aid kit, tire sealant, and a portable grill. The list aims to cover food, water, entertainment, tools, and emergency needs for evacuating during a hurricane.

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    This document provides a list of recommended supplies to include in an evacuation kit for hurricane preparation. It suggests gathering at least three days' worth of water, non-perishable foods like canned meats and fruits, high-energy foods, vitamins, special dietary foods, pet food, comfort foods, mess kits, a manual, radios, flashlights, entertainment items, books, a fire extinguisher, sleeping bag, plastic sheeting, tools, maps, a whistle, first aid kit, tire sealant, and a portable grill. The list aims to cover food, water, entertainment, tools, and emergency needs for evacuating during a hurricane.

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    This document provides a list of recommended supplies to include in an evacuation kit for hurricane preparation. It suggests gathering at least three days' worth of water, non-perishable foods like canned meats and fruits, high-energy foods, vitamins, special dietary foods, pet food, comfort foods, mess kits, a manual, radios, flashlights, entertainment items, books, a fire extinguisher, sleeping bag, plastic sheeting, tools, maps, a whistle, first aid kit, tire sealant, and a portable grill. The list aims to cover food, water, entertainment, tools, and emergency needs for evacuating during a hurricane.

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    Hurricane preparation guide
    Emergency supplies
    Gather these supplies for an evacuation kit.

    A gallon of water per person per day (two quarts for drinking, two quarts for cooking and cleaning), at least three days' worth. Ready-to-eat canned meats, fruits and vegetable. High-energy foods, such as peanut butter, jelly, crackers, granola bars and trail mix. Vitamins. Food for infants, the elderly or people on special diets. Pet food. Comfort foods, such as cookies, candy, sweetened cereal, instant coffee and tea. Mess kits or disposable plates and utensils. An emergency preparedness manual. Battery-powered radio and/or television and extra batteries. Flashlight and extra batteries. Portable, battery-operated DVD player and games for the children. Books. Fire extinguisher. Tent, sleeping bag or blanket. Plastic sheeting. Pliers, adjustable wrench and tape. Map with Texas county roads and compass for finding shelters. A whistle for the car, in case you're stuck in floodwater. First-aid kit. Fix-A-Flat. Portable grill. Car charger for cell phone.

    Sources: American Red Cross and http://www.burger.com/

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