Thursday, August 06, 2009
Being Prepared - Finding Wholesale Emergency Kits
More and more people are preparing for various types of disasters, whether natural or man made. Emergency kits can be made and sold for just about every situation. There is an expanding market for selling these kits, and you could profit from that opportunity. The best way to succeed is to find a wholesale supplier who can offer you a great discount on the kits, allowing you to sell them at a reasonable cost and profit margin.
When looking for emergency kits, you will want to consider the environment. For example, if you are selling in an area known for flooding and heavy rains, the kits should have special matches that will not lose their ability to light if they get wet. The kits should also be able to handle the rough conditions of the situation with durable bags, yet easy to handle in an emergency.
These kits already exist through a number of wholesale companies. In order to start your business, you will want to research and compare a number of wholesalers. Look into what the kits contain as some may contain more items than others. Consider the quality of the packaging and ease of use in an emergency.
You will also want to consider the costs of the kits, along with shipping and handling charges.
If you are looking to start your business online, you may also want to find a vendor who will drop ship the products for you. This method of supply chain management allows you to facilitate the order while the wholesaler ships the kits directly to the customers. This will save time from order to deliver, as well as limit the additional costs of shipping. In addition, this will allow you to serve a larger geographic market.
You never know when an emergency will occur. Emergency kits offer a sense of security and preparedness.
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
How to Be Prepared For a Power Outage
Many people, especially the ones in the Midwest last Fall were ill prepared to experience a hurricane in their towns and the devastation that it caused around them. Many of the residents were used to losing power for a day or so due to thunder and lightning storms but not from 50-60 mile per hour winds. Because so many people in Cincinnati lost their power for days to weeks, a lot of them realized they were not ready for such a thing to happen and now have changed their plans for preparing for a storm.
The first thing you need to do to prepare for an extended power outage is to put together a large kit to be organized and stored all together. Many people have flashlights shoved in different places all throughout the house and then when the lights go out, they can't find them all. So having a set place for your emergency kit is a smart idea.
The biggest thing you may want to invest in is a generator. For the people that had them and were out of power for a long time, it made living in their homes quite comfortable. There are different sizes of generators and you can get one that simply helps you to run a refrigerator and a couple of power strips for lights, etc. Gas became a hard thing to get too during the storm so make sure you have plenty of containers of gasoline ready to power the generator.
The next thing to have would be lighting. Store flashlights, headlamps and extra batteries all in a plastic bin or basket.
Another great thing is a battery operated lantern that people use for camping that can light up a whole room. Also, put large candles and matches in the bin as well which can help light up your rooms. Another necessary thing to have in your emergency kit is a crank powered radio so you can stay updated on the news surrounding the storm. If you do not have a car cell phone charger, that would be another good idea so you can have phone access when your home line goes out as well as your electricity.
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