Vol. 01 · 61 pagesWhat is weak?
Blackout: The 12-Point Home Weakness Checklist
Walk your house like an inspector. Twelve 5-minute tests show exactly what breaks first.
12 pass / partial / fail checks
The first 60 minutes, in order
Printable workbook
4-volume field guide · 193 pages · instant PDF download
Your house stops protecting you the second the power goes out.
Smoke alarms wired to the wall. A fridge on a 4-hour clock. A garage door that won't lift. A phone at 30%. Most families discover what their home is missing at 2 a.m., in the dark. This field guide shows you every weak point now, in daylight, and exactly how to fix each one.
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The gap nobody talks about
Your fridge gives you 4 hours. FEMA says plan for 72.
The difference between those two numbers is where homes fail. Owning a flashlight and a case of water is not the same as being ready. Ready means nothing in your house surprises you when the lights go out.
4 hHow long food stays safe in a closed refrigerator after the power stops.USDA
72 hThe minimum time every household should be able to manage on its own.FEMA · Ready.gov
20 ftMinimum distance between a running generator and your home.CDC · FEMA
1 galWater per person, per day, for at least three days.FEMA
The most common outage dangers aren't break-ins. They're carbon monoxide from a generator in the garage, a candle left burning, spoiled food that looked fine, and a family that can't reach each other.
The bundle · 4 volumes
One system. Four books. Every room, every person, every hour.
Each volume answers one question. Read them in order and you go from "I think we're fine" to a tested, written, printed plan in a single weekend.
Vol. 02 · 44 pagesIs it secure?
Blackout Home Security Checklist
Fire, carbon monoxide, doors, children and scams: the protection that switches off with the grid.
12-point security scorecard
Fire, CO and entry procedures
Printable workbook
Vol. 03 · 44 pagesRoom by room
Power Outage Home Safety Guide
Kitchen, bedrooms, bathroom, garage, yard. What changes in each room and what to do about it.
Room-by-room procedures
Food and water safety charts
Printable workbook
Vol. 04 · 44 pagesWho does what?
Family Emergency Security Plan
One written page that keeps everyone connected when phones fail and decisions get hard.
One-page family plan
Stay-or-go decision guide
Printable workbook
Look inside · real pages from the PDFs
Not a list of tips. A field manual you can follow in the dark.
These are actual pages from the four books. Every chapter ends in something you do: a 5-minute test, a pass/fail score, a step-by-step procedure or a worksheet you fill in with a pen.
This is for you if
✓You lose power more than once a year, or you live where storms, heat or ice are common.
✓You have kids, older parents, pets or someone who relies on medical equipment.
✓You want a clear plan without buying a generator or a bunker.
✓You like printed checklists you can tick off with a pen.
Skip it if
×You're looking for gear reviews or product comparisons.
×You want end-of-the-world survival content.
×You already have a written, practiced household emergency plan.
Everything you get
The complete Home Emergency Field Guide
Vol. 01 · Blackout: The 12-Point Home Weakness Checklist61-page PDF
Vol. 02 · Blackout Home Security Checklist44-page PDF
Vol. 03 · Power Outage Home Safety Guide44-page PDF
Vol. 04 · Family Emergency Security Plan44-page PDF
4 printable workbooks: worksheets, outage logs, drill logsIncluded
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Questions
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Can I print them?
Yes. They are A4 PDFs that also print cleanly on US Letter. The worksheets are meant to be printed and filled in by hand for your household.
Do I need to buy expensive equipment?
No. Most fixes in the books cost little or nothing. The shopping list is organized in three tiers, so you buy the essentials first.
Is the advice reliable?
The guidance follows public recommendations from FEMA, Ready.gov, the CDC, USDA and the NFPA, and each book lists its sources. It is educational and does not replace professional advice.
I rent or live in an apartment. Will it work for me?
Yes. There are specific sections for renters, apartments and high-rise buildings, homes on well water, babies, older adults and pets.
The next outage is already on the calendar. You just don't know the date.
Spend one weekend with these four books and the next time the lights go out, nothing in your house will surprise you.
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