25 Additional Items to Have on Your Bug-In ListAmanda Warren Both minor and major events force us to adapt. Aside from media smear campaigns painting preppers (people with common sense) aswackosand terrorists, most people are warming up to the idea of being prepared. Maybe they are eco-conscious and are naturally leaning towards doing without, or areromanticizingold times away from the technocratic rat race, or maybe scary news stories finally lit a fire beneath them. If you were hunkered in for an indefinite amount of time what would you wish you had picked up when you had the chance? If you are experiencing minimal effects from the storm, its not too late! For instance, do you know of easy ways to keep clean without water? Super easy to pick up at the store and bug-out with. What about medicinal items that treat a variety of problems when you cant get help? What item in your cabinet also serves as an emergency candle that burns for 45 hours? What small remedy can immediately calm down anyone facing trauma, fear or hysterics? What cabinet item serves as a strengthening elixir for weakness, hunger, and blood sugar imbalance? Most of these items are comforting,multi-functional and can be picked up in most supermarkets most can also easily fit in a bug-out bag ready for evacuation. This isnt to say these are things that you personally would prefer and its a warm open welcome for you to add your own and help others! Try to think of the perspectives of your loved ones women, men, children, elderly, etc. Here are more than 25 small, inexpensive, easy-to-obtain items to think about: No Rinse Shampoo also called Dry Shampoo and Wet Wipes After riding out hurricane Sandy, as well as preparing for the approaching snow, please tell us what you put on your bug-in list. 