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    Re: What to do during a power outage

    You can get a big package of 7 hour heat packs pretty cheap at D ick's sporting goods that are made to keep your hands or feet warm. I have some of those just in case. You can buy 40 hour heat packs online from reptile supply businesses. Nothing beats having a generator for a power outage but that isn't feasible for everyone.
    edit: I can't believe that the store name was censored but it is the nickname for Richard.
    Last edited by Nate; 09-18-2008 at 09:40 AM. Reason: space will work :)
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