The HOW TO PREPARE FOR CAMPING&EMERGENCYSurvival Guide,TIPS, PLANS & CHECK LISTSDear Valued Customer,We just want to say thanks again for your purchase and hope you would enjoy and can use this ebook to help and Be Prepared For water storagewith our tips and instructions.Whether you intend to purchase them now for enjoyment such as outdoor camping, or just being prepared and having them on hand for an emergency, you ve made a smart choice! We would love to hear all your creative suggestions and feedbacks when you use our ITRAZ water containers! Visit our Facebook page to shareyour experience with our water containers.We created ITRAZ water containers with two main goals in mind:To make alert. Not only for its fun and convenient uses, but also for an emergency preparation. As we know, water is the necessity to survive for our daily life, it is one of the hardest things to find clean drinking water during and after a natural disaster, such as a hurricane or earthquake. We always need to be prepared for dailywater storage or for emergent occasions in the future.We suppose that our water containers will be the best (durable, reliable, convenient, affordable) and most useful water storage container that people will loveand continue to find new way for future use.If you have any questions or problems, please contact us atWWW.ITRAZSPORTS.COM and we will do everything we can to assist you.Wishing You would have a happy time when you use our water containers PS: Be sure to print a copy of this ebook so you can easily refer to it when needed. Keep a copy of it in your Emergency Supply Kit! If you dont have one and live in an area where you have the potential for hurricanes or other natural disasters, then please be sure to readthis ebook!Table of contents.What will you learn in this book1.Camping and Survival Tips1.1 Choose place to camp1.2 Bad place to camp1.3 Survival tips2. How to prepare for Hurricane?3. How to communicate during a Hurricane?3.1 Getting ready for the Hurricane.4. Hurricane survival list.5. How to prepare for Tornado?5.1 Whats Tornado?5.2 Tornado Precautions.6. How to prepare for Flood?7. How to prepare for Drought?7.1 Whats Drought?7.2 Survival advice.8. How to prepare for Earthquake?8.1 Whats Earthquake?8.1 Safety precautions9. How to prepare for Volcano?9.1 WhatsVolcano?9.2 Eruption Hazards9.3 Mudflows9.4 Warning10. How to prepare for Fire?10.1Whats Fire?10.2 WARNING11. How to purify water in outdoor?11.1 Boiling11.2 Distillation11.3 Survival Straws11.4 Water Filters11.5 Solar water disinfection11.6 Disinfecting Tablets11.7 Household Chemicals11.8 Build your own filter1.1 CHOOSE PLACES TO CAMPChoosing where to camp and knowing how to be a good shelter are essential skills. A wide variety of housing construction methods using available materials are described, from the simplest windbreaks to housingsuitable for long-term residence.You need to start a fire and choose the right fireproof structure. Fire is needed for general heating and cooking purposes. Guidance on food preparation, cooking and preservation will ensure food safety, not waste. Camp organization and hygiene are as important to the health and morale ofindividual survivors as they are to the health and morale of a large group of survivors.Making tools, camp equipment, clothes, ropes and nets will improve survival,and knotting techniques will be useful.Shelter from the wind and rain, warmth, tents and tents are essential. Sleep and adequate rest are necessary, and the time and energy you spend in making your residence comfortable will make them more accessible. If you are the victim of a plane crash or vehicles, let you down, it is the traditional dwelling or material could be built - but the threat of a tank if there is a fire or explosion, until it burned before fishing if you are no ability to the victims of the accident, is be unexpected fog or by nightfall on terrain is unsafe, or tired or hurt make you go further, you might have to do with the night, or until you can more fully assess the situation. In this case, almost any protection from wind, rain and cold will be protected. If moving down the slope seems risky, a short walk along the contour line might keep you out of the wind. If there are no holes or gaps to cover, use any gaps on the ground. Increase its height by heaping stones if possible - but make sure any structure is stable, using the leeward plate before landingon the downwind side if you have a backpack.If theres still light to see, and youre not harmed in anyway to hold you back, nor isolated by the inability to negotiate cliffs or other obstacles, its worth looking for a better place nearby. Long camp you should find a safe place