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• Tape windows from the inside with a large "X" to minimize glass shattering. Taping of <br />windows will not prevent them from breaking but it will lessen the hazard of flying glass. If <br />windows have not been boarded or taped, attach a cloth over the inside of the windows to <br />protect from glass shattering. Draw curtains and binds for added protection. <br />• Wedge sliding glass doors with a stick or broom handle to prevent them from being lifted <br />from their tracks or from being ripped loose by the wind. <br />• Unplug all unnecessary appliances. <br />• Turn refrigerator and freezer to the coldest setting. Freeze water. Do not open unless <br />necessary to keep food cold longer. <br />• If you decide to evacuate, shut off utilities. <br />• Package your valuables such as jewelry, titles, deeds, insurance papers, licenses, stocks, <br />bonds, inventory, etc. for safe keeping in waterproof bags or containers. Take those valuables <br />with you when you evacuate. <br />III �l f) IIII t :uA� � ��,�u��5 IIIA � � t',�u Ik��J C � � 1iii IIIA III e te y� � t,�u iir reu III IIIIIbeIII � � reu t ii e coini�Jibons wrrhle. <br />
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