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by Kristin M. Lesney

Emergency Preparedness With Energizer – Emergency Kit Pack Giveaway

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The weather can be unpredictable at times and we we get closer to winter it’s important that we stay prepared and stay safe. Energizer and the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) are once again working
with local fire departments nationwide to raise awareness on the importance of working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors in helping to keep families safe in their homes.  Being prepared for things like fires during the winter months is also very important. We went over information with our children just a few weeks ago.

Thirty-eight percent of fatal fire injuries occur in homes with no smoke alarms, while 24 percent occur in homes in which at least one smoke alarm is present but fails to operate, frequently due to dead or missing batteries.* It is important that you have batteries around your home for emergency’s and our family trusts Energizer.

We received a safety kit that included some great products from Energzer.

  • One 2-pack of Energizer(r) MAX(r) Batteries (9v) with Power Seal Technology – Dependable, powerful performance for the devices that help keep your family safe; now hold their charge when stored for up to 5 years
  • One Energizer(r) Flameless Wax Candle – Enjoy the realistic flicker of a scented wax candle without the worry of open flame or hassle of soot and dripping wax
  • One Energizer(r) Weatheready(r) Safety Light – Waterproof flashlight powered by AA, AAA or C cell batteries; includes safety whistle and imprinted preparedness checklist
  • One Kidde Battery-Operated Combination Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Alarm

Giveaway!

We also have one safety kit to give away. Kit includes:

  • One 2-pack of Energizer(r) MAX(r) Batteries (9v) with Power Seal Technology – Dependable, powerful performance for the devices that help keep your family safe; now hold their charge when stored for up to 5 years
  • One Energizer(r) Flameless Wax Candle – Enjoy the realistic flicker of a scented wax candle without the worry of open flame or hassle of soot and dripping wax
  • One Energizer(r) Weatheready(r) Safety Light – Waterproof flashlight powered by AA, AAA or C cell batteries; includes safety whistle and imprinted preparedness checklist
  • One Kidde Battery-Operated Combination Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Alarm

Main Entry: To enter, tell me how you are prepared for emergency.

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Giveaway ends 11-15-2012

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  6. I’m following Our Ordinary Life on Facebook – Lindsey Jo Stewart

  8. I haven’t really started preparing until recently. We’ve been moving all over the country so I was trying to get prepared when we finally got settled into a new home for a while. We should be doing that at the beginning of the year so I’m preparing by making my emergency needs list, starting an emergency binder to keep all our important documents in, and have started stocking up on batteries 🙂

  11. i have alot of flash lites and blankets laying around and thats about it.

  26. We live in Florida, so we have an emergency kit. It contains bottled water, first aid kit, canned food, flashlights, extra batteries, battery operated radios, tarps, etc.

  27. We prepare with batteries, bottled water, full tanks of gas, and lots of non-perishable food.

  28. My family has no plan. But I am preparing one being that we live in Charlotte NC and after seeing what Hurricane Sandy did to those unfortunate residents of the Northeast.

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  37. We have supplies saved and a Bug Out Bag.

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  40. I’ve got a lot of canned food ready, and have a first aid and basic essentials kit prepared if I need to leave in a hustle. I could probably do more though … hmm!

  41. I’ve stocked up on some non perishable items and have a flashlight available if needed and keep bottled water on hand. I guess I could be more prepared. Thanks for this contest!

  46. I live in a fairly mild weather zone as far as cold weather goes, so our biggest emergency possibilities are the occasional tornado and ice storms. In a tornado, as long as it doesn’t hit your house. loss of electricity is usually the biggest problem, so I have emergency lighting available, some no-cook food and try to keep the car gassed up.

  51. I have lots of canned, dried food and some water on hand. Also a good supply of batteries, candles, gas and charcoal grill.

  58. We keep plenty of batteries, flashlights, candles and non perishable food ready.

  64. I have loads of candles.we are stocked up on canned food and bottled water but thats about it

  69. We prepare for emergencies by having extra non perishable food and water available and by having medical supplies and flashlights in a place that we can grab quickly.

  77. Our family made an emergency plan so everyone knows what to do in an emergency.

  79. We have flashlights in several rooms. We have extra water and food stocked up.

  84. We keep a well stocked pantry with lots of bottled water. We have flashlights in every room of the house & we have 4 smoke detectors & 2 carbon monoxide detectors in our home.

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  92. we have candles, flashlight, radio batteries, can food etc.

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  93. lots of bottled water, flash lights, hand warmers, and canned goods.

  101. I live in hurricane central, we prepare with batteries, water, generators and gas.

    Thank you for the entry,

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  105. We stocked up with canned food mbatteries and water during Sandy.

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  106. I live in hurricane country, so I always have a stock of food, water and batteries. Thanks for the giveaway.

  109. We make sure there is always easy access to all doors and windows. We also have something on the wall near the front door that lists our pet’s names and appearances in case of fire!

  117. In the summer we have a little spot downstairs ready if we need to seek shelter from a tornado. It has a flashlight, battery radio, blankets and bottled water. We also have a spot designated to meet outside if we have a fire in the house.

  119. we have a plan for fire but not much else. I do have a fire box that has extra cash and all our personnel papers in it, so i can just grab and run if needed

  121. we have an emergency plan for several types of situations and we’ve got an emergency bag!

  125. Sadly, I know we are not at all prepared for any type of emergency. It’s something I keep meaning to work on.

  129. We have Flashlights, batteries, filled pantry and a small fire extinuishein the kitchen. We have a winter kit for the car that includes water, granola bars, blanket and kitty litter plus the usual ice scrapper and brush.

  130. How I prepared for emergency is I been stocking up canned food, candles, water, first aid, blankets ect each month little every month!!!!

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  141. We have prepared by discussing “what ifs” often and having supplies stored.

  150. We keep extra batteries and flashlights on hand. We make sure that we have enough food in storage to last awhile and we keep backpacks filled with supplies in case we need them.

  162. We are prepared for emergencies with extra food and bottled water in case of emergencies. We get snowstorms & ice storms that knock out our power sometimes for days (Sandy knocked power out for 6 days) so when we know a storm is coming we fill containers, buckets and pots with water for flushing toilets. We also have lots of candles.

  171. We are prepared for emergencies with extra supplies, including first aide products and food.

  176. I have a special child so I am prepared with 2 weeksupplies for him other than that I need to get my act together!

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  179. I’m sure the storms back east have stirred up a lot of concern about food storage and emergency kits. Having an emergency kit is a great way to get started. I also recommend first putting together a 72 hour kit and simple first aid kit. Then make sure you have ample amounts of water stored for one week. After that, then work on a 3 month supply of food. Remember to store what you eat. Make a plan for one year and work on one thing each month. This will make what seems like and overwhelming project easily accomplished.

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  191. Sad to say, we really aren’t too prepared for an emergency.
    Thanks for the giveaway!

  204. When in Florida, I learned to always keep many jugs of drinking water stashed away!

  211. We have a food and water stockpile, generator and extra gas, candles, flashlights, blankets and things like that.

  223. We have a backpack with all the emergency items.
    Thanks for the chance!

  233. We are only slightly prepared for an emergency. We have some water treatment packs and some food saved up, but are still in need of much, much more!

  236. We are not as prepared as we should be and we learned that the hard way last week with Sandy. We are working on it though and that’s how I found this giveaway.

  260. We have a backpack w/ water, snacks a falshlight and emergency blankets.

  297. I have a closet in the basement with water, batteries, lantern, flashlight, food items, pet food, candles, etc.

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  310. We have a bugout bag in case an emergency happens while we are not at our house. We have extra food and water stored at our house.

  315. After at least 10 hurricanes I know how to protect my family by planning ahead

  328. We have emergency supplies stored in our basement that includes food, water, batteries and some cash etc. We also have a generator with enough gas to run it for several days.

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  333. having working flashlights (and know where to find them when it’s dark), we also have a 3 day drinking water supply in case of no water (we live in earthquake country and never know if and when the big one will hit)

    Thank you for hosting this giveaway

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  337. We have LED headlamps and lanterns, canned food, bottled water, and a pump for the basement.
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  346. I have extra water, flashlights, batteries and shelf stable foods currently.

  349. We have batteries, flashlights, cases of water and for this storm that just passed we borrowed a generator.

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  366. We keep water, food and batteries stocked, as well as lantern fuel and a first aid kit.

  367. I always have ample canned goods, water, and make sure my flashlights and batteries are replenished!

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  393. I’m prepared for an emergency with flashlights and candles.
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  399. Candles, flashlights, batteries, canned goods, bottled water supply!

  400. I store water in two 50 gallon drums in anticipation of an earthquake cutting off my water supply.

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  410. I am preparing by purchasing candle, loads of batteries, getting the flashlights and lanterns ready.
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