Alcohol is not a good survival item and should never be part of your survival kit. And remember: NEVER drink and drive!
Not only can the candle and small tin help with lighting, but also generate some heat while waiting for help.
It's a good idea to keep a winter survival kit in your vehicle. Having essential supplies can provide some comfort and safety for you and your passengers should you become stranded. Recommended items include:
* Ice scraper/snowbrush
* Shovel
* Sand or other traction aid
* Tow rope or chain
* Booster cables
* Road flares or warning lights
* Gas line antifreeze
* Flashlight and batteries
* First aid kit
* Fire extinguisher
* Small tool kit
* Extra clothing and footwear
* Blanket
* Non-perishable energy foods – e.g., chocolate or granola bars, juice, soup, bottled water
* Candle and a small tin can
* Matches
In blizzard conditions, especially overnight, make sure one person stays awake, because help could take some time to arrive. Maintain circulation by moving your feet, hands, and arms.
Not only can the candle and small tin help with lighting, but also generate some heat while waiting for help.
It's a good idea to keep a winter survival kit in your vehicle. Having essential supplies can provide some comfort and safety for you and your passengers should you become stranded. Recommended items include:
* Ice scraper/snowbrush
* Shovel
* Sand or other traction aid
* Tow rope or chain
* Booster cables
* Road flares or warning lights
* Gas line antifreeze
* Flashlight and batteries
* First aid kit
* Fire extinguisher
* Small tool kit
* Extra clothing and footwear
* Blanket
* Non-perishable energy foods – e.g., chocolate or granola bars, juice, soup, bottled water
* Candle and a small tin can
* Matches
In blizzard conditions, especially overnight, make sure one person stays awake, because help could take some time to arrive. Maintain circulation by moving your feet, hands, and arms.
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