Doomsday Preppers

I decided to make the bunker out of my basement measurements. I added some shelves and space for some supplies that are essential to living for at least a week down in this bunker. Also, I tried to keep a lot of space open, so we don't trip on anything in case of an emergency. Also, I tried to keep things very simple because it is good to keep things organized in case this becomes an actual problem. I needed to clear what used to be a closet into a bathroom space. I tried to keep the bathroom space separate because of the horrible smells it is going to give out after a week of being down in the bunker. I put a living room space in the middle, so it is easy to gather around and still be a family down in this bunker. We have some couches down in our basement, so I think it would be nice to spend as much time together as we can down in this bunker. My basement is a very spacious place which makes it easier to place things around. I purchased a ton of food to snack on for this week, but no big meals because it gets really expensive. I also purchased some cleaning supplies in case the bathroom situation becomes a very messy and disgusting place. A first-aid kit is essential because in case some drastic thing happens, a first aid kit just might save a life. I bought a plastic bin for the pee to go in, and some plastic bags for the waste. It may not be the cleanest way, but it is the cheapest,easiest way. A battery operated radio will allow you listen to emergency messages that may save your life. I chose my gadget to be a Jetboil cooking system that can allow many cheap canned goods to be heated up easily. This could help make meals last much longer. I also bought a water barrel that has 52 gallons of CLEAN water. This could last my family a week, easy. I had to fit my dog into my plans, and he will just stay in a kennel downstairs. I also bought him some cheap tuna that he could live off of for the week. As for his poop and pee, he will have to be quickly trained to