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					<description><![CDATA[Hurrican supplies. For those that grew up in Florida, almost all of this was everyday preps. The generator should be the last item on you list. And unless there is a need to power medical equipment or a small refrigerator for meds, it should be considered a luxury. An few important items i see missing though. A folding sterno camp stove and fuel for it. Its a great way to heat up soups, water and oatmeal just to name a few. Not to mention, if you need to relocate, they are easily packed up for any trip. Also, oil lamps and oil are better than candles any day. More so with small kids at home. If they are knocked over, the oil will douse the flame. Where as a candle is far more likely start a fire. Keep these in mind folks. And grab them when you can. They are non perishable, so you may even pass them done like an heirloom.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hurrican supplies. For those that grew up in Florida, almost all of this was everyday preps. The generator should be the last item on you list. And unless there is a need to power medical equipment or a small refrigerator for meds, it should be considered a luxury. An few important items i see missing though. A folding sterno camp stove and fuel for it. Its a great way to heat up soups, water and oatmeal just to name a few. Not to mention, if you need to relocate, they are easily packed up for any trip. Also, oil lamps and oil are better than candles any day. More so with small kids at home. If they are knocked over, the oil will douse the flame. Where as a candle is far more likely start a fire. Keep these in mind folks. And grab them when you can. They are non perishable, so you may even pass them done like an heirloom.</p>
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