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[vaznetti]

So, while waiting for my car to get the oil changed yesterday, I started making a roadtrip list: things I'll want in the car in case of emergency. I've never taken a trip like this as an adult, so let me know what I'm missing.


bug repellent
sunscreen
cooler
water bottles
handi-wipes
mending kit
swiss army knife
corkscrew/bottle opener (if not in swiss army knife)
detergent in plastic bag
toilet paper
wrench (in case I need to change a tire)
jack (already in the trunk with the pare)
handkerchief or bandana
towels
tapes and cds


I think that a small cutting board will be useful, and I'm tempted to pack a sheet in the bottom of the luggage, just in case. But what else should I take?

Comments

[zarahemla.livejournal.com]

Do they use 220 volts in Canada or 110? You don't have anything electric on there, but if you do decide to bring a hair dryer or something, you might want to have a voltage converter. That's the only thing I remember from living in Europe. :)

[vaznetti]

I'm pretty sure that they use regular American voltage, not evil foreign voltage. Otherwise I would be very sad.