Emergency Home Preparation

What to Keep in Your Winter Survival Kit
https://www.thereadystore.com/survival-tips/964/winter-survival-kit/

(SNIP) ... it’s important to outfit your vehicle with a Winter Survival Kit. Most of the items in your 72-hour kit are already sufficient to survive. However, withstanding a winter environment brings its own problems. There is the possibility of being exposed to extreme weather storms and temperatures that could leave you stuck for very long periods of time. If you are traveling to see friends and family this holiday season, we’ve collaborated a list of must-have items for your vehicle. ---CONTINUED---

Great list. My kit was lacking a couple of items. Much appreciated!

Winter Car Kit and Winter Vehicle Maintenance Checklist
https://commonsensehome.com/winter-car-kit/

Winter driving can be a unpleasant. In recent years, many areas of the country have been hit with some heavy snow and ice storms, sometimes unexpectedly. Snow and ice increase the odds of ending up in the ditch. Stay a little safer when you hit the road by preparing yourself, your vehicle and packing an winter emergency car kit. Don’t leave home unprepared – stay safe! Learn how to put together a winter car kit and make sure your vehicle is ready for cold weather and winter driving with these easy to use checklists. ---CONTINUED---

Winter Gear for Your Vehicle:

Bug Out Vehicle Winter Gear & Mods: Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgHJNMKP3L8

Here's a YouTube video about winter in an RV:



RV Living in Winter: How I Stay Warm in My RV When It's FREEZING Outside
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVP4lYRF2t4

I'm a Full Time RVer living in a 1993 Class C RV - even in the winter! There is zero insulation and it's drafty. Here is how I winterize the inside of my RV to stay warm when it's freezing outside, what I use for heat, how I prevent my pipes from freezing and how I flush my toilet when the water is frozen!