Camping RV Trailer Supplies & Equpment Packing Check List Expedition TrinityCam Infosite
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Camping-RV Expedition Check List
Kitchen - Food - Lighting - Household - Shelter - Medical - Misc.- Links
NOTE- These are suggestions, not an mega packing list!. You may need more or less
than the items listed, your car, van, RV or backpack will likely not hold all of this, nor should it.
LOOK AT THE LIST...SEE IF THERE IS SOMETHING YOU SHOULD TAKE THAT IS ON THE LIST... print the list....use it to develop your own packing/shopping list
to suit your travel and recreation needs..have fun, I hope this contributes to good time!- Webmaster
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Storage, Packing, Transport
- Rubbermaid Action Packer Transport/Storage boxes (stackable)
- Military Surplus Transit Boxes
- Home made boxes that double as furniture or kitchen cabinet,etc.
- Trunks, Lockers or Luggage
- Backpacks- Military, or Commercial with/without frames, Padded belt for frame
- Add-on packs, Fanny Packs, DayPacks,
- Special Foam ground pad to make ground softer!
- Plastic "Ground Sheet" for Self or Tent keep moisture out!
- Duffle Bags- Blankets, Tents, Spreads, Modesty Screen, Bug Screen, Garbage bags, Dirty Clothes Bag,etc
- 5 Gallon bucket with top, plastic bag liners, and fitted toilet seat, for garbage or portable toilet (with hygiene supplies)
- Cardboard Boxes, Newspaper, grocery bags, paper/plastic, for use or fuel, garbage bags,etc.
- Portable Ice Chests, Ice boxes, Coolers, 5 Gal Water storage,
water bladder with handles for two
- Portable small ice chest, lunchbox, drink cooler
- Ice from home, Ice from store, block, cube, "blue stuff",
- Large Plastic Containers to hold other containers, Tupplerware, Rubbermaid, Used Deli containers, positive locking, and/or nestled or with plastic bag around some items.
- Small zippered pack around waist, with water bottle holster (keys, medicine, misc)
- Map...pre-plan trip
- Water resistant container for your medicine, spare glasses and address/phone list
Radio - Entertainment - Lighting
- Power Source- Alkaline Batteries, or Rechargeable
batteries with vehicle recharger or power supply.
- Portable 12 volt gel cell power supplly with AC/DC charger, cigarette ligher ouput, lamp, etc.
- Try to bring radios, flashlights, lanterns,etc that use same type of batteries DO NOT store all flashlights with batteries inside when you are not using them, put batteries in Zip Lock bag with lantern if possible
- Don't forget spare lamps for flashlights or lanterns
- Flashlight- Large 3 to 5 D cell type, with spare bulb (Aluminum MagLight or HD plastic flashlight, spare set of batteries, lantern type for use as reading lamp, table lamp or area lamp,
- Area Lighting- Lantern with florescent light, gas/propane Coleman Lantern with spare mantles and fuel (w/funnel/filter/matches) or propane cylinder.
- Matches (several stored separately in containers), BIC Lighter, Zippo Lighter, BBQ starter fluid and mechanical match.
- Fuel to start fire- Chemical, Natural
- Spare Alkaline Batteries
- Spare bulbs/lamps
- Spare lantern fuel and mantles
- Solar Panel with Flashlight Battery Charger module and or Auto Cigarette Lighter battery maintainer cable.
- AM/FM/SW Radio with antenna, pillow speaker or earphone/headphones
- CB hand-held Transeiver(40CH), magnetic mount antenna, power cable for cigarette ligher or permanent wirng plug/jack installation for use when you have CB with you.
- FRS, Family Radio Service HT (pair, spare batteries)
- Portable Scanner, with local frequencies pre-programmed
- Ham Radio if Licensed- 2 meter hand held, mobile, HF Radio, HF/VHF antennas
- Portable antennas, or Mag Mount for Vehicle
- Other radio communications system
- Cellular Phone with spare batteries, DC charger
- Spare Coleman Fuel, Mantles, filter, or propane fuel.
Shelter/Bedding
- Ground Cloth/Plastic to keep water from tent or sleeping bag
- Foam or Air Filled matteress(w/electric or manual pump) or pad for under sleeping bag
- Folding Cot if you do not want to be on ground
- Mylar Space Blanket (2)
- 5 mil 9 x 12 plastic Drop Cloth
- Canvas or plastic covered paper Tarp with cord/rope to secure it.
- Old rug scrap, throw rug or mat to keep tent floor cleaner
- 2 Pillows with 4 pillow cases and bath towel to go over pillow
- Tent- small to large tent, with internal or external support- (Check it before you leave)
- Camp Axe, hatchet, or framing hammer stakes (metal or plastic)
- Small supply of assorted nails, screws, etc.
- Safety goggles or glasses for hammering or use of axe (why ruin the vacation)
- Work Gloves, heavy cotton or leather.
- Tent Stakes in Container, metal or plastic type, don't forget hammer or hatchet
- Cotton Rope, Nylon Parachute Cord, or poly-rope (melt ends)
- Several wire hangers to make hooks for hanging thigs or fix things, a few nails, screws and parachute cord.
- Surveyor's Day-glow Tape, for making it easy to see guy supports, radio antennas or tent supporst to avoid tripping or injury.
- Parachute, Tarp, Old Bedspread, Sheet for Sun or Modesty Shade
- Clothespins, Clothes line.
- Plastic Chairs, Folding Chair, Chaise Lounge, Canvas Chair, Stool w/storage
- Duct Tape, Duck Tape, Electrical Tape, Masking Tape
Medical First-Aid Kit, Travel & Campsite
- Sunscreen- SPF 30 plus
- Bug Repellent - Spray, Citronella Candle, DEET ingredient, etc.
- Tylenol, Advil, Aspirin, Naproxin, etc.
- Breath Mints
- Aspirin-
- Tums, Rolaids, DiGell, etc.
- Pepto-Bismol
- Antibiotic creams
- Neosporin Antibiotic
- Band-Aids, Tape, Gause
- 2 Needles(w/threading device if req'd), Thread (heavy Nylon), few buttons
- Condoms, Latex Rubber Gloves (good for First Aid)
- Favorite Alcoholic Beverage, Whiskey, etc, Irish Creme (has no medical use, just tastes good..)
- Antiseptic Soap
- 4 Hemostats, two curved, two straight
- Ace Bandage with clamps/Safety Pins
- Medicines as your health dictates-
- Prescriptions, with couple days requirement kept separate from the
main supply with prescription information in baggie..
- EMT/ Advanced First Aid Book
- Glasses to read book if required
- Magnifying Glass
- Tweezers for splinters, Ticks, etc
- Sissors
- Pocket Knife- Swiss Army Knife is nice!
- Leatherman or similar pocket tool kit
- Comb
- Antiseptic, band-aids and bandages
- Secondary First Aid Kit -Pocket/Backpack or Vehicle Travel
- Benadryl Sinus Tablets
- Antihistime- Generic
- Eye Wash Cup
- Allergy Eye drops
- Pocket Tissues, Q-Tips
- Campho-phenique (good for minor burns, cuts, scrapes and many use it on
poison ivy)
- Moist Towelettes- Cleaning, medical, personal use
- Commercial First Aid Kit- Large/Small w/first aid book
- Review the First Aid Book Now.. a few words.....Direct Pressure to stop bleeding...Aspirin after heart attack....
- Cosmetic Travel Case or other box to put the above items in..
Cleaning, Personal Items and Toiletries
- Bar soap- With Soap Box
- Lava Soap
- Finger Brush
- Washcloth- method to hang it as it dries
- Shampoo-
- Toothpaste, 2 toothbrushes(with travel container)
- Comb/hair brush/clips/bands
- Travel Bag to contain these items
- Razor & shaving cream
- after-shave
- Towels- Bath, Beach, Medium, Hand, etc.
- Mirror- small for signaling, medium/large with frame
- Toilet Paper- Store in Large Baggies
- Wisk broom with Dustpan- to clean table, vehicle and tent
- Deodorant- Personal
- Arisol Room Deoderant
- Extra Books or strike-on-box wooden matches
- Lysol for Hygienic use if portable toilet used.
- Box with laundry soap, couple garbage bags, etc. for use at laundromat with
roll of quarters.
- Safe Sex Manual and Supoort Materials... When in doubt..don't
- Whatever you forgot last time...
Special Items
- Small shovel, folding Military Type
- Plastic or Metal trowel
- Camp Knife, Cork Screw, Swiss Army Light, ToolMan Tool
- Compass, Map and Light
- Fishing pole (duplicate rod and reel) and gear (+ license & bait!)
- As much Fishing Tackle as you want, or your spouse can carry!
- Duct tape and/or electrical tape
- Safety pins
- Sewing Kit- Mini (also useable as part of first aid)
- Camera- Disposable, Polaroid, 35mmCamera w/good battery and extra film, Digital Camera
- Keep disposable or extra camera in car at all times
- Reading Book, Picture Book, Blank Book for Journal, Something New, Something Old, Cards, Games, Bible, etc.
- Magazine on topic you would not usually read
- Folding Money, in two wallets in two places, with coins, stamps, credit cards & Small Address Book
- Computer Access Codes with passwords- Tear page in half, put in two places
- Tool Box, Tool Belt, Misc hand tools.
- Mechanical Tools in Box for vehicle repair w/service manual
- Shop Towel, Paper towels and waterless cleaner
- Guitar/Harmonicas/Other musical instrument(s)
- Bike W/comfortable Seat, Helmet, etc.
- Binoculars, Telescope, Opera Glasses
- Whistle With Lanyard, one for each camper, Air Horn at Camp for emergency
- Signal Mirror (metal or plastic)
- Chairs, Stools, Box to sit on (some coolers OK to sit on)
- Travel Clock, wind up, or LCD, Old Watch with comfortable Band or pocket watch
- Rope, cord, wire, "twistems", tow chain or Tow strap
- Canoe or boat, w/patch kit
- Inner Tube for water fun, W/pump and patch
- Life jackets, Good Ones, proper fit
- Pet Food, Pet Rewards, Food Dish, Water Dish, Leash, Pooper Scooper, Clean-up
- Eyeglass strap (to hold them on your head), Spare Glasses
- Sun Glasses, Reading Glasses, Eye Cup, Contact cleaner Kit
- 50' rope, strong
- Tarps, and tarp repair kit (including eyelet/Gromet repair kit)
- Sports Equipment- Golf Clubs, Soccer Ball, Tennis Raquet, Etc.
- Spare Belts for Auto (even if you can not put them on yourself, keep spares
- Spare Hoses.
- Spare Fuses, Tail Lights, interior lights
- 12 volt drop light- Great for arrival after dark...
- If you must...Portable Computer with 25' telephone cord...& 15' AC extension cord.
- Cellular Phone, CB Radio, FRS Radio, Ham Radio(license required).
- Trailer to carry excessive items on this list..
Protective Clothing
- Sun Glasses, Reading Glasses, Prescription Glasses + Spare
- Umbrella
- Hat- Summer/Winter
- Bandanna, Hankerchief (several)
- Windbreaker- with or without hood
- Jacket - Light, Medium, Heavy
- Military Poncho - Doubles as emergency tent/lean-to-Shelter
- Rain Pants/Overalls, with belt, Southwester, Rubber boots
- Plastic Folding Poncho
- Rubber Boots w/socks
- Hiking Boots w/socks
- Flips - sandals (good for showers,etc)
- Tennis Shoes w/socks
- Underwear- Old and New
- T-Shirts, Golf Shirts, Dress Shirt, L/S, S/S
- Socks- Light & Heavy
- Gloves, Cloth, Leather, warm mittens or liners
- Blue Jeans, Shorts, Casual "Better" Pants w/ belt
- Swim suit & Beach Accessories
- PJ's or accidently forget them..
- Mesquito Net
- Insect Repellant & Sun Screen
- Pocket First Aid Kit.. atleast a couple band-aids
Kitchen & Cooking Supplies
- Stove with fuel, filler funnel filter, lighter, folding support
- Fire Extinguisher(look at status dial), (including waste water)
- Newspapers for lighting a campfire
- Commercial fire-Starter products-
- Dura Flame or Presto Logs
- Bic Lighter, Matchbooks, Safety Matches, Charcoal Lighter
- Firewood (Check Area Rules on Wood Gathering)
- Charcoal- for cooking
- Frying Pan - W/ Lid Non-stick w/plastic spatula is nice
- Cooking skewers (for hot dogs, K-bobs, Marshmallow Roast, etc.)
- Pot or sauce pan - Big enough to cook noodles for all; With lid
- Can opener (two combination types)
- Thermos- Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup
- Plastic Sandwich Boxes
- Tongs for Cooking & Charcoal placement
- Coffee maker (percolator, or other device) filter if required
- Pot lifter and/or pot holders
- 2 heat mits for lifting hot items
- Tablecloth & Clips
- Stew Pot with lid
- Sandwich maker (type you put in fire)
- Electric Insta-Hot (boils water/heats soup) , Forman Grill, Short HD AC Cord
- Camping Nestled Cookware
- Plastic Tumblers, Paper and Foam Cups
- Travel Drink Cup.. drink lots of drinking water.. Do not drink water from streams, lakes, rivers!
- Paper Towels- stored in two separate places, inside plastic bag.
- 409, Simple Green, Orange Cleaner,etc.
- Hand Soap and Skin Lotion
- Metal Forks, Knives, Spoons and plastic disposables too
- Few Clean Rags
- Tray for serving..food
- Extra Fuel, Propane, Kerosene, Lamp Oil, Coleman Fuel, White Gas, Starter Fluid
- Tools for portable propane, or other essential tools
- Spray-on anti-stick substance like "PAM" for cooking
- Extra Tarp or Drop Cloth, Grommet Repair Kit
- Extra Tent Stake and Hammer to Drive into ground
Vehicle Related Items
- Spare Key on exterior of Vehicle
- Nylon Tow Cable
- Jumper Cables
- Spare Gas in Can with spout, hose for transfer, 2.5 Gal.Minimum
- Spare Fuses
- Check Air in Spare, and presence of Jack
- Come-a-Long.. racheting cable pulling device w/associated items
- Reflectors for Highway Safety, Reflector Vest, Flare (Caution with use)
- Maps
- Anti-Theft Device
- Spare Belts or Universal Belt
- Universal Hose Repair Kit
- Sufficient Water or Quart of Coolant
- Basic Tools if you can repair your vehicle..
- Small First Aid Kit
- Flashlight
- Tow Insurance in Effect
- Cash for Gas in Car (can also buy Pizza with it)
- Have your vehicle serviced before you go, or atleast check oil, water(washer), coolant, , transmission fluid, etc.
- Gas up where fuel is less expensive, it is usually more expensive in
recreational areas, especially in summer. It is also more expensive to have the gasoline delivered there at a consistant price!...something alot of folks do not know..
Disposables, Recycle, Reuseable
- Paper Plates- Food preparation and Eating
- Paper Napkins- The big package..
- Collapsable camping/hiking cup- Do not drink Stream Water!
- Travel mugs- Stainless Steel- Anti Spill
- Extra Kitchen knife -
- Steak Knives
- Small mixing bowls
- Knife, Fork, Spoon, Spatula, Ladle, Hotcake Turner, Tongs,
- Vegetable Scraper, Grater, BBQ tools, Platter, Campfire Toaster
- Scrub Pad- SOS, 3M, Copper-brite
- Dish Pans- One soapy, one rinse, Settling Bucket
- Tupperware (for leftovers)
- Foil, Waxed Paper, Saran Wrap, More Foil
- Zip Lock Bags, Large Freezer Size,
- Bread Box
- Cutting Board or use paper plates
- Lots of extra Garbage Bags
- Check to see if campground has visiting bears, etc. make provisions for special
food storage procedures.. or camp somewhere else..
Water Dispenser, Storage, Purification
- At least 1/2 gallon per person/day -- Water filter if relying on natural water sources
- Water bottle with carrier, to carry while hiking
- Several Large Soda Pop bottles with screw-on tops full of good home water
- Commercial bottled water, couple 6 packs minimum.
- Bleach w/dropper (8 drops per gallon..wait 1 hr), or Purification tablets.. (Check to see if anyone is alergic to iodine)
- Military Canteen (Plastic), Canteen Carrier, metal base (cook pot)
- USCG water packet in jacket pocket, upper chest area
- Consider extra water for vehicle, if that has been problem...
- Pack atleasat one MRE per person and store with water (MRE- Meal Ready to Eat!)
Grocery List- Food, Drink, Misc.
- Salt, Pepper, Lemon Pepper (Also packets from fast food)
- Sugar, Sweet & Low, Brown Sugar, Honey, Maple Surup
- Flour (in plastic container)
- Corn Meal
- Bread Crumbs, or Crackers to crush
- Baking Soda, Baking Powder
- Favorite Seasonings- Oregano, Pre-Mixed Cinamin-Sugar, etc.
- Coffee, Tea Bags, Instant Tea, Hot Chocolate(packets)
- Ice Tea, Lemonade, Gatorade, favoite bottled drinks
- Shortening, Corn Oil, Crisco
- Salad Dressing- Ranch, ( olive oil, seasoned rice vinegar )
- Honey, Maple Syrup, brown sugar
- Catsup, Mustard, Pickle Relish, Olives,
- Vinegar
- Olive Oil
- Jam, Jelley, Marmalaide, Preserves,
- Peanut Butter
- Milk, Lowfat Dry Milk (w/good water to mix), condensed milk
- Cheese, Cheddar, Cheese-Food, Swiss, Parmasan, Roamano
- Eggs in protective container, dated
- Potatoes, small bag 5lb, canned potatoes
- Cereals- Bran Flakes, Raison Bran, Shredded Wheat, Sugar Frosted Flakes, Muslik, etc.
- Bread, Buns, Rolls, French Bread, Bread Sticks, crackers, cookies (donuts/pastry)
- Junk Food, Snacks...Potato Chips, Cracker Jacks, Screaming Yellow Zonkers
- Candy, Gum, especially stuff you would not normally eat!
- Canned Shoe-string potatoes, Onion rings, etc.
- Canned Main Course- Spagetti, Ravioli, Minestrone Soup, Beans, Chili, Stew, etc.
- Canned Fruits- Fruit Cocktail, peaches, pears, etc.
- Fresh Fruits- Apples, Oranges, Grapes
- Canned Vegetables- Corn, 3 Bean, Tomatoes, Mushrooms, etc.
- Fresh Vegetables- Lettuce, Cucumber, tomato, cellery, carrots, etc.
- Pancake Mix - Krusteaze, or other brand, pre-mixdd packets(special pan to cook them)
- Meat- Chicken, Bacon, Turkey, Lean Ground Round, Ham, Deli Items,etc.
- Canned Meat- Chicken, Tuna, Salmon (red/pink), deviled ham/chicken
- Hot Dogs, Sausage, Hash browns, Salami,
- Fresh Meat- must be kept cool, refrigerator thermometer in zip lock inside cooler good.
- Jello, Pudding, etc. MIX for deserts
- More Favorite Junk Food or Candy
- Soft Drinks, Juice, Concentrate, Lemonaide (pink/yellow)
- Butter, Margarine (Squirt, Tub, cube)
- Trail-Mix, Raisins, Dried Fruit
- Malt-o-meal, or Cream of Wheat
- Oatmeal - Instant single serving packs
- Instant Mashed Potatoes, Rice, etc.
- Top Ramen Noodles/Soup Packs
- Standard Rice with cooking pot & container
- Spaghetti Sauce or Makings
- Pasta- Spagetti, Macaroni
- Macaroini & Cheese
- Bouillon cubes - Chicken & Vegetable
- Canned or Dry Soups- Minestroni, Vegetable Beef, Tomato, Mushroom
- Miracle Whip, Mayo, Sandwich Spread
- Pre-Packaged Fruit - Small fruit cups or fresh fruit
- Marshmallows- Mini- Type (big bag)
- Kool-Aid, Gator-Aid, Lemonade-etc. Dry Mix
- Vienna Sausages, Kippers, Sardines
- Deviled Ham or Chicken Spread
- Corn on Cob
- Power Bars/Granola Bars
- Beef Jerky
- Canned Beer, Soft Drinks, juice, water
- Crackers- Saltines, Graham, Cookies, Rye Krisp, Trisket, Wheat Thins
- Jiffy Pop or Regular popcorn
- Popcorn oil
- Spray oil (like Pam)
- Remember some of these items need to be in cooler
- Energy Bars, Candy Bars, Hard Candy etc. in Glovebox of Car incase your car breaks down, or that
landslide, snowstorm, etc your mother warned you about!
Baby - Kids Stuff
- Diapers- Disposable
- Wipes
- Garbage Bags
- Bottles/sippycups
- Favorite toys
- Car Seat
- Jogging strollers
- Backpack carriers
- Lots of Clothes
- Bag for soiled clothes
- Formula
- Jar foods
- Gerber toddler foods
- Hats, Glasses, Sun Shade
- Extra Radio, Flashlights
- Hand-held LCD Game, w/spare batteries
- Checker Board, with checkers, 2 dice (backgammon), Chess Pieces
- Deck of Cards
- Educational Game
- Story Book or Reader
- Toys
- Favorite blanket or stuffed toy(very important!)
- Powdered milk(for children that have outgrown formula)
- Favorite Snacks
- Flavored Vitamins
- Medicine
- Sun Screen
- Electronic game with sound mute, and spare batteries
- Car Seat
- Crayons, Coloring Book and Blank Paper
Shelter/Bedding
- Sleeping bags- Zip Together?
- Blanket & Pillow (extra cases)
- Space Blanket
- Ground Cloth - Tarp for big tents
- Floor Mats - Carpet Sample (use at tent entrance)
- Mattress or pad - Inflator for air mattress
- Travel Pillow
- Tent, Shelter, Parachute
- Camp axe or hammer to pound tent stakes
- Shade-Modesty Canopy or Side Panel with supports
- Extra Rope, Cord, Tape
- Misquito Net
- Bungi Cords, Rope, Twine
- Spray Room Deoderant
- Bug Spray..for bug warfare...(Combination Flying, Crawling,etc.)
- If appropriate, Wasp, Bee, Misquito Spray
- Misquito repellant with proper application device.
- Bug Spray for your clothing, "Off", etc.
- Hook for Tent Light and Radio
- Book to read
- Machine Gun with granade Launcher for Bears & Campground Criminals
- Fire Extinguisher
- Map, Travel Information, CSAA Guide, Notebook
- Safe Sex Materials
Misc. Items
- Small shovel, Folding Shovel, Full-Size (fire protection)
- Swiss Army knife- (Cork Screw, etc)
- Compass and Map
- Fishing pole (spare pole and reel) and gear (+ license & bait!)
- Bait, Salmon Eggs, Crickets,etc.
- Garden Shovel (fire protection)
- Broom, Wisk Broom, Dustpan, Fan Rake
- Tree Saw- Check Wood Gathering Regulations
- Duct tape and/or electrical tape
- Safety pins- Buttons
- Camera w/good battery and extra film
- Disposable Camera incase your good camera breaks
- Camcorder w/good battery and extra tapes
- Radio and/or TV
- Books, magazines, cards, games, toys, Bible, etc.
- MONEY, credit card, ID
- Place extra credit card and $40 cash in 2nd location.
- Pocket Tool
- Guitar/Harmonicas/Other musical instrument(s)
- Bike/Seats/Helmets
- Frisbie, Softball/Mitts, Soccer Ball
- Binoculars
- Whistles
- Signal Mirror
- Chairs
- Travel Clock
- Clothesline and Clothespins
- Basic tools (screwdrivers, pliers, etc.- vehicle, camp, repairs)
- 3 metal coat hangers
- Rope or String
- Canoe or boat
- Life jackets
- Gloves, Work, Plastic
- Hat for Sun Shield or Warmth
- Dark Glasses, Spare Glasses with Holder
- Umbrella, Rain or Sun Shade
- Piece of carpeting (fake grass) for tent or RV entranceway
- Pet Food
- Eyeglass strap (to hold them on your head)
- 2 Signs- 6" Letters with Last Name or Code Name to post at road and camp for friends to find you if meeting someone. Pre-arrange location to leave note or message, local store, or use 3rd person.
Cooking
- Stove with fuel & lighter
- Newspapers for lighting a campfire
- Firestarter sticks (wax/sawdust things from the grocery store)
- Firewood
- Charcoal or wood & Grill for BBQ
- Frying Pan - Nonstick w/plastic spatula is nice
- Cooking skewers (for hot dogs, s'mores, etc.)
- Pot or sauce pan - Big enough to cook noodles for all; With lid
- Can opener - If you have canned goods
- Thermos
- Tongs
- Coffee maker & filters
- Pot lifter and/or pot holders
- Tablecloth
- Stew Pot
- Sandwich maker (type you put in fire)
Dishes
- Plate - Partition tray/plate is nice
- Collapsable camping/hiking cup
- Alladin travel mug
- Kitchen knife - Nice to have; in general, carry a pocket knife
- Small mixing bowl
- Knife, Fork, Spoon, Spatula
- Scrub Pad
- Dish Pan
- Tupperware (for leftovers)
Consumables
- Paper towels- 4 rolls minimum
- Twistems
- Paper Napkins
- Trash bags- Heavy Duty, 44 and 33 Gal
- Paper plates, Foam cups, plastic bowls
- Newspapers
- Old Bath Towels, Dish Rags, Rags
- Toilet Paper
- Paper Towels, More Paper Towels
- Plastic knives, forks, spoons
- Ziplock Bags, Lots of sizes, when in doubt, just lots of larger ones
- Aluminum Foil
- Dish soap- Liquid
- More Plastic Garbage Bags
Before You Leave Home
- Walk around the house.. pretend you are a burglar.. how would you break in?
can you do anything to make it more secure?
- Did you leave a ladder handy for someone to use to break in?
- Check you outside lighting, consider a motion detector flood light, they
are not expensive and are often helpful
- Check out Crime Prevention websites, or check with your local law enforcement
agency, they may have a crime prevention specialist that can survey your home or business with some good ideas.
- If you have some valuable or sentimental jewelry at home, consider renting a safe deposit box at local bank, and use it, rotate a piece or two out of box, take pictures, keep pictures of items in box.
- Control your keys, change the outside entry locks from time to time. If you feel you must
have a key outside..be creative and hid it in an area NOT ajacent to the door, and public view.
- If you want to leave key with neighbor, seal the key in an envelope, sign the openings, and put plastic tape over seams.. It protects both of you.
- Turn on answering machine if you need to retrieve calls on vacation.. (do not say you are on vacation..) sorry we missed you..etc.
- Consider a couple of interior lights, and radio on timer
- Have neighbor take in mail, newspapers, etc (don't leave in a box easily seen through window...)
- Turn on Burglar Alarm..no alarm..hide good stuff, leave some costume jewelry
where it can be found. Contact Trinty Alarms-(800) T-ALARM-U,
825-2768 for estimate.
- Construct a "hidden" security storage area, false closet back, under floor with carpet over it in closet, in attic, near crawlway entrance (keep hatch clean)..be creative and DO NOT TELL ANYONE THAT DOES NOT NEED TO KNOW!
- Crime Prevention Suggestions- Courtesy of Trinity Alarms (800) 825-2768.
- extra set of keys to car and house.
- Tell neighbor or family member where you are going and supply make, model, color and license number of vehicle you are in. Writing this down and mailing or personal delivery of info best.
- Have a great time.. I hope something on this list will be helpful- Webmaster
Drive Safely...especially in the mountains..I do not want you to run into me..
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- TrinityCam Webmaster
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Last Updated: June 10. 2007
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