The widespread devastation caused by Japan’s earthquake and resulting tsunami has been a reminder that even a country well-prepared for such disasters cannot always avoid the brutal blows of nature.
With more than half a million people living in temporary shelters and panic-buying leaving stores empty of supplies, people are being reminded of the importance of government advice, which tells them to have a survival “grab bag” permanently at the ready.
Notes From The Bunker
What is “toilet absorption powder”?
Looked pretty useful. Didn’t see any firearms or throwing stars, but they don’t seem to have the species of sharks that we do.
I would bet toilet absorption powder would be a lot like kitty litter…………..
Okay, flameproof garment bag. What for – you are on fire anyway, is this bag for your urn? Just asking is all, I’m not smart enough to figure this out, at least before I’ve had my morning cup of Joe.
I would guess so that if youre running out of a burning building you can grab your bag and not a smoldering pile of supplies.
Wokay, that makes sense then. I didn’t think of that. I would guess than having at least one kit where it doesn’t get buried under rubble if building collapses or catches fire would be a good idea, i.e. inside your vehicle.
Thanks again.
toilet absorption powder is, i believe, an isolizing agent (turns liquids into solids). we use it in the hospital to solidify liquids so the don’t leak out of garbage bags.