4 non-obvious supermarket things to help you survive an emergency
4 non-obvious supermarket things to help you survive an emergency
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We have already written about how to assemble a full-fledged emergency suitcase, which will come in handy in the event of a natural disaster or war. In this article, we will tell you about four things that you have at home or in the nearest store that will help you survive in an emergency.

4 non-obvious supermarket things to help you survive an emergency
4 non-obvious supermarket things to help you survive an emergency

1. Garbage bags

No, no, not those that have a wonderful pale purple color and smell of lavender, but the simplest black garbage bags with a volume of 150-200 liters. They are thicker and more durable than the ones we used to buy for the bin. And they are more expensive. But it is these bags that will help you out in an extreme situation and at the same time will not take up much space in your backpack.

Application methods:

  • Make a waterproof poncho.
  • Hide clothes, food, and other items from water.
  • Insulate the tent from rain.
  • Build a shelter from the bags.
  • Use the bag as a bucket for water.
  • Collect rain or melt water in bags.

2. Nylon tights

Nylon tights are a very delicate wardrobe item. Arrows constantly appear on them. But if you take larger and thicker tights, then they will no longer fail so quickly. Tights are inexpensive and take up little space.

Application methods:

  • As a protective mesh on the face from insects.
  • When crossing questionable bodies of water to protect against leeches.
  • Filtration of water from debris.
  • Fishing net.
  • Packaging for food or things. It is convenient to carry something in nylon tights, like in a bag. They can withstand enough weight and do not tear.

3. Tampons and pads

Severe Vikings will find it strange and even shameful to have such things in an emergency suitcase, but they are very useful.

Application methods:

  • Pads can be used to dress wounds. They take the shape of the body well.
  • Tampons need to be "disassembled" into the outer and inner parts. An external gauze-like one can be attached to the neck of a plastic bottle and filter the water from small debris.
  • The cotton interior can be used to light a fire, especially if smeared with Vaseline.

Tampons and pads are easy to buy at any supermarket, convenience store or drug store. They are inexpensive and lightweight.

4. Disinfectant hand gel

Don't forget about basic hygiene. You may have weapons and many kilograms of food, and you will die in a fever due to some silly infection. What will be on your hands after you clean a freshly caught fish? Even a small bottle of the product can extend your life by several weeks.

They also burn well, so you can use them to light a fire. Squeeze some gel onto paper or a piece of cotton wool (see previous point) and light it. Disinfectant gels are sold in packs that are easy to carry in a bag.

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