100 Items You Need To Plan Ahead For Disasters

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It Wasn’t Raining When Noah Built The Ark!

If economists are right, these are the 100 items you need to plan ahead for disasters, namely the pending Great Depression of the 2020s.

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And if that’s not bad enough, there are news headlines about another round of COVID-19 in the fall, and WAR talk!

If you believe any of it, and I do, we should all be preparing and buying everything we can think of that we’ll need for basic survival.

Must Have Basics To Have During Disasters

Here’s a list of basic “must haves” that shouldn’t be overlooked.

1. Alternative protein
2. Hats and cotton handkerchiefs
3. Atomizers
4. Candy
5. Glue, nails, nuts, bolts, screws, etc.
6. Paraffin wax
7. Wine, liquor
8. Cigarettes, tobacco, rolling paper
9. Herbal remedies
10. Tea, coffee
11. Patches (Flex Seal)
12. Lantern hangers
13. Gloves
14. Cots, inflatable mattresses
15. Wagons, carts
16. Lumber
17. Socks, underwear, T-shirts
18. Popcorn, peanut butter, nuts
19. Graham crackers, saltines, pretzels, trail mix, jerky
20. Aluminum window insulation
21. Camping handbook
22. Woolen clothing, scarves, ear muffs, mittens
23. Compass, fishing line, Swiss Army Knife
24. Chocolate, cocoa, Tang, water flavors
25. Reading glasses
26. Soy sauce, vinegar, gravy, soup base, bouillons
27. Hand pump, siphon
28. Shaving razor, creams, talc, after shave
29. Rain gear, boots, hip waders
30. Baby wipes, diapers, tampons, oils, anti-bacterial soap
31. Paper plates, cups, utensils
32. Mousetraps, ant traps, cockroach magnets
33. Rat poison, roach killer
34. Board games, cards, dice
35. Carbon monoxide alarm
36. Sleeping bags, blankets, pillows, mats
37. Bicycles, tires, tubes, pumps, chains
38. Knives, sharpening tools, files, stones, steel
39. Canning supplies
40. Bleach
41. Canned fruits, vegetables, soups, stews, beans
42. Scissors, fabrics, sewing supplies
43. Garden tools, supplies
44. Backpacks, duffel bags
45. Laundry detergent
46. Candles, candle making equipment
47. Tarps, stakes, twine, nails, rope, spikes
48. Duct tape
49. Mosquito coils, repellent, sprays, creams
50. Fishing supplies, tools
51. Cast iron cookware
52. Hygiene shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, mouthwash, floss, nail clippers
53. Garbage cans
54. Journals, diaries, scrapbooks
55. Flashlights, light sticks, torches
56. Work boots, belts, Levi’s, durable shirts
57. Ice chests
58. Writing paper, pads, pencils, solar calculators
59. Strike Anywhere matches
60. Flour, yeast, salt
61. Dogs
62. Guns, ammunition, pepper spray, knives, clubs, bats, slingshots
63. Garlic, spices, vinegar, baking supplies
64. Batteries
65. First aid kits
66. Fire extinguishers, baking soda
67. Tuna
68. Coleman’s pump repair kid
69. Clothes pins, line, hangers
70. Garden seeds
71. Milk, powered, condensed
72. Toilet paper (bamboo), Kleenex, paper towels
73. Garbage bags
74. Gasoline containers
75. Aluminum foil
76. Saws, axes, hatchets, wedges, honing oil
77. Thermal underwear
78. Feminine hygiene, hair care, skin products.
79. Propane cylinder
80. Vitamins
81. Cook stoves: propane, Coleman, kerosene
82. Washboards
83. Baby supplies, diapers, formula, ointments, neosporin
84. Kerosene lamps, oil, wicks
85. Propane cylinders
86. Grain grinder
87. Mini heater
88. Water containers
89. Charcoal lighter fluid
90. Vegetable oil
91. Rice, beans
92. Honey, syrups, white, brown sugars, molasses
93. Hand can openers, hand egg beater, whisk
94. Coleman fuel
95. Lamp oil
96. Portable toilet
97. Portable shower
98. Water filters, purifiers
99. Generators
100. Seasoned fire wood

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