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Power outages in summer
- Find the coolest spot, usually the lowest level of a house.
- Dress to keep cool with lightweight, loose-fitting clothing.
- Stay hydrated. Drink water and try to avoid caffeinated drinks and alcohol.
- Close curtains in sunny areas to block out heat from the sun.
- Encourage airflow. Open windows or use a battery-powered fan.
- Cook outside.
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Power outages in winter
- Layer up to maintain body heat.
- Gather in one room with blankets, ideally a smaller one with few windows.
- Minimize drafts. Use rolled-up towels to lessen drafts around windows ...
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What to do when the power goes out
- Collect flashlights. Candles are a potential fire hazard and should be avoided.
- Preserve perishables. Keep the refrigerator and freezer doors closed. A half-full freezer should keep the required temperature for a day an...
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Prepping for power outages
When you're navigating through a major blizzard or hurricane, or another kind of event, prepping for potential power outages can relieve you of much anxiety.
- Keep your mobile phone changed, your gas tank filled, and carbon monoxide detectors with a battery backup ...
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