
2. Get your gear in order.
The best way for how to prepare for a volcano is to be self-sufficient. If you live near a volcano get gear for your family or group. You'll need:Chemical light sticks. Did you know that a glow stick is not the same as a chemical light stick? Chemical grade light sticks can last 8 hours and be seen a mile away. Best of all, they are waterproof, non-flammable, and non-sparking, which makes them useful in hazardous situations where sparks or flame could cause an explosion. Now you know why they are useful in prepping for a volcano!
Helmet. A military or a climbing helmet, right is a good start, but you can save money and use your a bike helmet or even a motorcycle helmet.
Goggles. Take out your contacts! You'll burn your cornea. Get some goggles to protect your eyes from the ash.
Gas Mask.
Gloves. Get heat-resistant gloves.
Clothing. Cover your body with suitable clothing of natural
fibers.Maps + compass. Know the volcano evacuation routes and
have maps, compass, GPS for alternative routes.Radio
Water & Food
Next, what should you actually do?
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Step 1. Don’t own a home near a volcano.
#1; live in South Texas
only one way, move away from there, now.
There s only one way to prepare for a volcanic eruption ……. don’t live by one .
Id love to see one go off in person. (From a safe distance)
Karla Palasciano