Winter Power Outage (House Version)
In a house, a winter power outage can mean cold rooms, frozen pipes, and dark streets. The good news: you have more control over your space. This guide focuses on simple, realistic steps for Canadian winters.
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The Fire Season Essentials Kit is a lightweight emergency kit designed to keep you going when you have to grab something and go during an emergency. A great addition to your main emergency supplies, our kit is designed for you to keep in your bag, in the car, or on a walk, without adding bulk and weight.
The Fire Seasons Essentials Kit is a purpose built, minimalist first aid and emergency kit that covers the essentials, designed so that you'll actually carry it with you every day.
What's Inside
- Respirator Mask
- First aid supplies including:
- Gauze
- Tape
- Antibiotic wipes
- Towelettes
- Bandages
- And more
- Emergency poncho
- Emergency water
- Hand crank flashlight
- Whistle
Key Features
- Lightweight design: easy to carry anywhere and space to add or remove what works best for you. Keep in your car, bag, or drawer.
- Keep with you: Designed so that you'll actually carry it with you
- Thoughtful design: Designed with products recommended for wildfire season from the Government of Canada and Health Canada
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Winter Power Outage (Apartment Version)
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