[You Can Make It with Everyday Items!] DIY Craft Ideas for Creating Emergency Preparedness Supplies

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In an emergency evacuation, you can only take a limited amount of belongings, and choosing what to bring becomes even more difficult when evacuating with children.

In such cases, if you find yourself without a baby carrier while evacuating with a child, you can use a towel as a substitute.

Use a large bath towel, fold one end into a triangle and tie it to the opposite corner, then wear it over your shoulder like a sling.

The most important points are to tie it securely so it doesn’t come undone and to wrap the child in a way that prevents them from falling.

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In situations where you could only take the bare minimum and an evacuation becomes prolonged, you may run out of supplies.

If you find yourself without sanitary pads, here’s a simple makeshift pad using tissues and a towel.

Use a handkerchief-sized towel, place tissues in the center when it’s spread out, then fold the edges over to make a long, narrow shape.

Aim to match the size of a store-bought pad.

When using it, secure it in place with some kind of tape.

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Paracord bracelet

Save a life in an emergency!? How to make a paracord bracelet #disasterPreparedness #emergencyGear #earthquake #ropeWork

While you might want to carry various tools just in case, the more types you have, the bulkier they get.

This bracelet, braided from paracord and easy to take with you even when you’re worried about luggage, can be used as a rope in an emergency.

The most important thing is that it’s braided from a single length of rope: form a loop and pass the end through it, keeping that sequence in mind as you weave.

The greatest appeal is being able to wear something compact that could prove useful.

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earplugs

How to make simple earplugs! Noise control in evacuation shelters #DisasterPreparedness #EmergencySupplies #Earthquake #EvacuationShelter

Shelters are places where many different people gather, so it can be hard to relax because of talking, movement, and other noises.

In such times, why not try simple makeshift earplugs to block out some of the surrounding sounds and give yourself a chance to rest your mind and body? All you need are tissues and water.

Thin out a tissue, roll it into a size that fits your ear, and moisten it slightly to improve the seal.

If you make it too small, it can be hard to remove, so it’s best to make them a bit larger to avoid any strain.

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cold-weather clothing

[Disaster Preparedness] You can use plastic bags for cold protection during emergencies! #shorts

You can’t predict which season a disaster will strike, and there’s a chance you might need to evacuate during cold weather.

Here’s a simple cold-weather garment you can make using plastic bags to help keep warm.

Start with a plastic bag large enough to fit your body, cut openings for your head and arms, and put it on.

Then stuff crumpled newspaper inside.

The amount of newspaper will affect both warmth and mobility, so adjust the quantity to suit the situation.

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mug

[Disaster Preparedness Goods] How to Make a Mug Cup

You need a cup to drink beverages, right? Especially when drinking something hot, it can be a problem with bare hands.

So let me show you how to make a mug.

The materials are cardboard and an empty can.

A cylindrical can, like the kind that holds hardtack, is best.

Then just wrap the can with cardboard to finish it.

This way, even if you pour in something hot, you won’t burn yourself.

Cardboard also has high heat retention, so it’s useful when you want to keep a drink warm.

By the way, you can achieve the same effect by covering a cardboard container with plastic.

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portable toilet

[Disaster Preparedness Goods] How to Make a Cardboard Toilet

In a disaster, you may find yourself in a situation where it’s hard to get to a toilet.

In such cases, a makeshift toilet can be very useful.

You can actually make one with items like cardboard, newspaper, and garbage bags.

The idea is to create a section inside the cardboard box to hook a garbage bag, and lay newspaper inside the bag.

Try this when the water supply is cut off.

It’s also nice that it works like a Western-style toilet you can sit on.

You can make a chair in a similar way, too.

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