Nampa Prepared

09/25/2025

Things are starting to come together and rolling out! Do what you can to make it to this event 

09/18/2025

Great water storage for cheap! In Kuna

09/01/2025

Free backpacks for your go bags. 72 hours packs

08/31/2025

Great deal! Prepare for the future and don’t fear

08/19/2025

Great for water storage or rain collection

07/21/2025

I have one of these and it sits in my garage. I have additional filters if I need to use this water and want to purify it before use. In case of algae etc. Having a gallon of bleach on hand is also wise which can help clean stored water and many other uses. How long can you last without water? We recommend at least 1 gallon per person per day. If you have dehydrated or freeze dried food, you’ll need more. Facebook marketplace is a great place to find these totes.

07/20/2025

Being prepared helps provide peace of mind

From Alaska’s icy peaks to Hawaii’s molten craters, multiple U.S. volcanoes are now rumbling—with several officially on alert. But don’t panic it’s Earth doing what Earth does.

In recent weeks, volcanoes across the United States have begun to stir, sparking alerts from geological agencies and raising eyebrows from scientists and the public alike. From Alaska’s Shishaldin and Pavlof volcanoes to Mauna Loa and Kīlauea in Hawaii, seismic activity has been picking up bringing with it gas emissions, minor eruptions, ground swelling, and deep underground tremors.

While the uptick in volcanic behavior might sound alarming, experts reassure us that this is part of the normal rhythms of a geologically active planet. The U.S. is home to more than 160 active volcanoes, with many located along the Pacific Ring of Fire, a region notorious for its seismic unrest. These periodic flare-ups are closely monitored using satellite data, seismic sensors, and gas analyzers allowing scientists to detect patterns, predict eruptions, and issue warnings well in advance.

So no, this isn’t a Hollywood disaster movie plot it’s real, natural Earth behavior, happening in real time. The ground beneath our feet is alive, constantly shifting, cracking, and, yes, sometimes erupting. And thanks to modern science, we’re more prepared than ever to watch it safely from above.

07/16/2025

Great way to start your food storage! One small step at a time

07/11/2025

07/10/2025

Emergency Preparedness Post:
Hopefully you and your family are well on your way to completing your 72 hour kits! Here are the items to stock this month in your packs:
Extra Batteries
Manual Can Opener
Cell Phone Chargers
Eye Glasses or Contact Solution
Matches or Lighters
Ziplock Bags
Waterproof Jacket
Hat for warmth or Sun Protection
Water Purifier Straw, Bottle, Filter, or Pills
Double check with prior posts, make sure you didn't miss anything, and stay tuned for next months list!
Prepare today what you will need tomorrow!

06/15/2025

The human body can survive for approximately 3-5 days without water. However, this time frame can vary depending on factors such as:

Age: Children and older adults are more susceptible to dehydration.
Health status: People with chronic conditions or fever may dehydrate faster.
Climate: Hot, dry environments accelerate water loss through sweating.
Activity level: Strenuous exercise increases water consumption.

These are great containers to keep in your garage to ensure you have plenty of water and for sale locally on Facebook marketplace