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Guides for a secure home

Concrete guides based on official advice. Everything we write is backed by sources from authorities and experts - so you can trust it.

Hygiene in your emergency kit: managing when the water is down

Which hygiene supplies to keep ready, how to wash your hands without running water, and what to do about the toilet when the water is off. A calm, sourced guide.

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Pets in your emergency plan: how to prepare for a crisis

How to prepare your dog, cat and other pets for a crisis: water and supplies, an emergency kit for the animal, and who to call. A calm, sourced guide.

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Cash and payments when the systems are down

Payment systems can fail. How to make sure you can still pay - with cards, cash and phone. The Danish central bank's advice, calmly explained.

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Water in your emergency kit: how much, and how to store it

How much water your household should keep ready, how to store it, and what to do if the authorities issue a boil-water notice. A calm, sourced guide.

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Readiness for the whole family: children, elderly and pets

How to adapt your home readiness for young children, the elderly, people on medication and pets. A sourced guide based on the authorities' advice.

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Power outage: how to manage when the electricity goes

What to do when the power goes - light, fridge and freezer food, warmth, information and payment. A sourced guide based on the authorities' advice.

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Warnings: how you are alerted in a crisis

What the sirens mean, what to do when you hear them, and where to find emergency messages. A sourced guide from the authorities.

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72-hour readiness: how to manage three days

Why the authorities recommend that your household can manage on its own for three days - and what it takes to get there. A calm, sourced guide.

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Emergency supply list: what to keep at home

A sourced checklist of water, food, light, warmth and first aid you should keep at home if everyday life fails - based on the authorities' advice.

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