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Every kit should have enough supplies to support your household for at least 72 hours. At a minimum, include:
Binly's digital inventory lets you create and maintain a dedicated “Emergency Kit” checklist with photos and details for every item. You can track expiration dates on food, medications, and batteries, and set reminders to replace them before they expire.
Store your emergency items in easy-to-carry bins or backpacks. Use QR or NFC labels linked to your Binly inventory so you can instantly see the contents without opening them. Place these containers in an accessible location, and mark them clearly so everyone in the household can find them.
Some items can't be replaced—like family heirlooms, passports, or legal documents. Tag these items in Binly with a “Must Evacuate” label so you know exactly what to grab if you need to leave in a hurry. Store them in a fireproof, waterproof container for added protection.
Check your emergency kit every six months. Rotate food, replace expired medications, and confirm that all electronics still work. Update your Binly checklist as you make changes, so your records stay current.
Binly makes building and maintaining an emergency kit simple and stress-free. With custom checklists, smart labels, and secure cloud storage for important documents, you can prepare your kit, track it, and keep it updated from any device. In an emergency, you'll know exactly what you have, where it is, and what to grab first. Sign up for a free Binly account today and start building your emergency kit with confidence.