Cleaning Kit Materials
Value: $65 per bucket

Flood Bucket Assembly Set for September 17
All hands on deck! We're gathering on Sunday, September 17 to assemble flood buckets to send to our United Methodist Committee on Relief in Texas. They're asking for flood buckets full of supplies for our Early Response Teams to begin clean up procedures before any rebuilding can begin.

We invite the church to pick up any items from this flood bucket list and bring to church by September 17. Or donate financial gifts towards the buckets.

These supplies enable people to begin the overwhelming job of cleaning up after a flood or hurricane.

• 5-gallon bucket with resealable lid
  • Buckets from fast-food restaurants or bakeries can be used if washed and cleaned
  • Do not use buckets that have stored chemicals such as paint or pool cleaner
  • Advertisements on the outside are acceptable

• Liquid laundry detergent
  • One 50-oz. or two 25-oz. bottle(s) only

• Liquid household cleaner
  • 12‐16 oz. liquid cleaner that can be mixed with water
  • No spray cleaners

• Dish soap
  • 16‐28 oz. bottle any brand

• 1 can air freshener
  • Aerosol or pump

• 1 insect repellant spray
  • 6‐14 oz. aerosol or spray pump with protective cover

• 1 scrub brush
  • Plastic or wooden handle
• 18 cleaning wipes
  • Handi Wipes or reusable wipes
  • No terry cleaning towels
  • Remove from packaging
• 7 sponges
  • No cellulose sponges due to mold issues
  • Remove from wrapper
• 5 scouring pads
  • Remove from wrapper
  • No stainless steel, Brillo pads, or SOS pads (nothing with soap built in)

• 50 clothespins

• Clothesline
  • One 100-ft. or two 50-ft. lines
  • Cotton or plastic

• 24-roll heavy-duty trash bags
  • 33‐ to 45-gallon sizes
  • Remove from the box

• 5 dust masks

• 2 pairs kitchen dishwashing gloves
  • Should be durable enough for multiple uses
  • Remove from packaging

• 1 pair work gloves
  • Cotton with leather palm or all leather