The bulk of the list of tools and appliances came from a genset maker, and is not likely ALL of what I'd likely use. However, after Wilma I was out of power nearly 2 months, AND used (not at the same time) my clothes washer / dryer, pool pump / filter, coffee and rice makers, dish washer, hair dryer, microwave, security systems, refrigerator and chest freezer and the AC units as well as lights, fans, TV's, game consoles for the neighborhood kids I never knew lived near me and satellite dish. That's why the HIGH Demand / High run categories are there, it shows what can be run simultaneously and not be living in the dark ages.
Believe me two months without power made this spreadsheet and using the genset a LOT easier than guessing and having only a refrigerator, lights and fans. NOTHING was forbidden to be
plugged in and used, it just had to be balanced usage.
If you look at the yellow / green and the Red / orange fields you will see the bigger power users and what can be run without popping CB's on the genset.
The only issue I found with "dirty" power from my genset was weird acting remote controls, sometimes poor signals from my HDTV antennas (which I think EVERYONE with a genset should have), and my multi cell 12 volt gel cell float charger (200 AH total batteries to run 12 volt squirrel cage fans at night when the genset was off) would hiccup and go back to charge from float.
My PC, laptop, and A/C operated USB chargers for all my 18650's, AA's and 9v cells for flashlights etc. all worked fine.
The thing that's cool is you can run "what if" scenarios for power usage and never skip a beat.
PS. I had 30 gallons of fuel on hand before Wilma hit, enough for running 5-6 gallons a day (roughly 8-9) hours (Honda motor) depending on loads for ~5-6 days, and a boat in my back yard with a 125 gallon tank I use as a "cow" to milk the gas from. By the time my gas was running low, gas stations were up and running.
I also have an Eagle scout boy and I helped the Boy Scouts... I have a camp stove, BBQ, lanterns out the wazoo too. I don't know ANYONE here in So Flo as well prepared as I am