I've already said the next house we get we will have one for sure. Hard to want to install one in a house we don't plan to be in in a year
I wouldn't worry about being trapped in your shelter, guys.
Odds of being hit by a tornado are low. Odds of being hit by a devastating tornado are even lower. Odds of your exit being blocked by debris are even lower than that. Odds of nobody freeing you from your underground shelter before you run into issues from being stuck down there are next to nothing. You're not gonna be in there for days.
You could run through hypotheticals all day long. If you can keep
debris from making direct contact with your face and/or piecing your vital organs, which is what kills people, then I wouldn't worry too much about being trapped, or fumes or whatevs.
I would worry about that old lady next door taking a whiz on yer leg, tho. Eww.
I had a garage Stormsafe installed a few months ago. The shelter is top quality and the installers were great. BUT I would not trust them to report the location. The management SUCKS!!
I had a state fair price and contract in hand on install day, then after install they had a contract with my name on it but $400 more!! Then they apparently didn't show that I already had it installed and a few months later showed up to install another! Everytime I called they were clueless about install dates etc.
Ground Zero
... everything was great, but their office people need to take some customer service lessons from HMFIC!
I wouldn't worry about being trapped in your shelter, guys.
Odds of being hit by a tornado are low. Odds of being hit by a devastating tornado are even lower. Odds of your exit being blocked by debris are even lower than that. Odds of nobody freeing you from your underground shelter before you run into issues from being stuck down there are next to nothing. You're not gonna be in there for days.
You could run through hypotheticals all day long. If you can keep
debris from making direct contact with your face and/or piecing your vital organs, which is what kills people, then I wouldn't worry too much about being trapped, or fumes or whatevs.
I would worry about that old lady next door taking a whiz on yer leg, tho. Eww.
OK, I'm changing my position now. Travis Meyer came to me in a dream last night and admitted that he's full of it. It was sad, seeing him like that all broken and weeping, but nonetheless...
Now, my toranado preparedness plan is simple yet effective. I'm going to build a Stormtrooper Samurai outfit to combat flying debris and zip tie myself to the nearest gas pipe a-la-"twister". I figure if I add a Camelbak, then I can curse the wind for up to 26 hours if need be. The armor has the added benefit of internal whiz containment.
I wonder how many people actually have a 2 meter hand held ham radio...
OK, I'm changing my position now. Travis Meyer came to me in a dream last night and admitted that he's full of it. It was sad, seeing him like that all broken and weeping, but nonetheless...
Now, my toranado preparedness plan is simple yet effective. I'm going to build a Stormtrooper Samurai outfit to combat flying debris and zip tie myself to the nearest gas pipe a-la-"twister". I figure if I add a Camelbak, then I can curse the wind for up to 26 hours if need be. The armor has the added benefit of internal whiz containment.
Dude, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
They strapped themselves to a WATER line in Twister, not a GAS line.
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