What to buy for 30 days off-grid at home

Fill 100 gal the moment the power fails, while pressure lasts.

Long-term stored drinking water in a small footprint.

Purifies tap leftovers, rain or stored water in volume.

Treats water (8 drops per gallon) and disinfects.

25-year shelf life, just add water.

Eat without cooking; rotate into normal meals.

Cheapest calories; store in sealed buckets.

Calorie-dense, morale-boosting, no prep.

Your cans are useless without one.

Silent, safe indoors, runs fans, CPAP, charging.

Recharges the power station indefinitely.

Never use candles as primary light — fire risk.

Official info when internet and cell are down.

Feeds lights, radios, and small devices.

Boil water and cook. Use near an open window.

Low-oxygen shutoff; for cold climates.

Non-negotiable with any combustion indoors.

Heat the person, not the house.

When toilets stop flushing.

Covers waste and controls odor.

Waste, trash, emergency ponchos.

Hygiene without running water.

Wound care when clinics are overwhelmed.

Ask your doctor about a 90-day supply.

Oral rehydration salts are especially critical.

Smoke, dust, sanitation work.

A lit window at night advertises supplies.

Simple, cheap hardening.

Talk to family & neighbors with no cell service.

Fire departments may not come.

Card networks will be down.