Make Sure You Have These 15 Items
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- This video covers 15 everyday items that you can use for survival.
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I was thinking a small outside pump sprayer. It says the Zep bottle will spray 30 ft .I'd have stuff sprayed everywhere. : ^ /
Awesome video, I never thought of using a pencil sharpener for fire starters
Thank you Johnny!
"If you're married and value your life"! 😂 That was a good one. Love your videos, always great advice and love your sense of humor too.
Great video! One that makes sense all the way through. Good job sir! Here is a tip. Save the lint from the trap in your dryer for fire starter. It is extremely flammable and 100% free!!
Just put a big wad in a heavy zip lock bag, weighs next to nothing!
Can take empty toilet paper rolls and stuff dryer lint inside, and could even dip into wax for quick fire starting.
Also if you are out there and don't have any of this, scrape lint from your socks or jeans with your knife
Metal cans “if you are married and value your life, these work great”. Love it.
Empty cans can serve as quite good perimeter alarm. Just tie few of em in bundle, drop few stones in cans and tie it to tripwire
You watch too many movies.
Tried this in my garden and learned that the neighbor's horde of semi-feral cats were what was digging up my plants. They got hung up in the line somehow...
@@froginprogress8510 Just bury the cat with your plants Shortbus! Problem solved.
Punji pits work far better.
@@thefriendlypsychopath3894 rude
Another great video! Keep 'em coming JR.
Thank you Sharon!
As usual, JR, you have shared some great ideas for survival items. I always learn something new from your videos that I haven't thought about. Very sensible thinking. Thank you. Mary in Oklahoma. 🇺🇸
As always great information. Thanks
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
great tips and reminders! 🙂
Thank you Erma!
Always good content👍🏻 thanks JR👍🏻
Excellent ideas, JR! Thanks!
These are great tips! Thanks!
There are now reusable zip ties available which makes them even more useful
I do field IT work and in a pinch alternative to zip ties are the Velcro straps/rolls.
if you are patient and have a pin you can reuse zipties anyways cutting thems just laziness
The lead from a pencil can be used to "lube' a lock and make the key easier to turn.cheaper than wd-40. I'll be buying an extra pump sprayer asap.Great tips and ideas some new to me! Thank you I'll be keeping this one!
Who knew the practical suggestions..."if you value your life!" 😅
As always, excellent video. Some of those I knew, some were new, or at the very least new application of an item.
You always have items/ideas that are unconventional which is great 👍 also glad you value your life in regards to household items 😏 your wife appreciates it
Great video bud keep'em coming. Wishing you and yours the best. Stay safe and be well brother. 👊😎🤙🔥🍻🇺🇸
Thank you Steven!
What about a shower? Would the garden sprayer work?
Yes, good for shower.
If you have no power, you have no water pressure. This video is about grid down survival items.
Clever hacks👍🏼🙌
I had to pause the video when you said your four year old has stinky man feet alrerady. So does mine! :D
Lol… rock, or something
First 👀
Thanks for watching!
Hydrogen peroxide with baking soda and a little dish soap will remove skunk spray have used it on my dog works great God bless
Probably the most useful tip on here! We used to have to saturate the entire dog with tomato juice, let marinate at least 10 min. Then wash with dish soap with a rinse of 2 tablespoons of kerosene per gallon of water. Very complicated, time consuming, & a waste of good tomato juice! Your way sounds much better!
Possibly my favorite preparedness site. Non alarmist approach with sensible practical advice every time!
Thank you Mike!
You never cease to amaze me with all the great info you share! Thanks, JR!
Thank you Millie!
Don't forget to save that dryer lint. Great fire starters dry or treated.
I put lint in empty tp rolls,fold ends and seal with wax great fire starter!
If you cook in a can. Many of them have a chemical liner in it. Cook that off before cooking a meal in it.
Or use non coated cans.
It's already been cooked when it was canned!!
Yes cans have a lacquer coating sprayed inside
Years ago, while fighting forest fires in the San Bernardino National Forest, we used bandanas to help protect our lungs. Having sewn a washcloth onto the bandana and then wetting it with water, it came in very handy.
Another great item to have on hand is coffee filters. I use them for all kinds of water, fluid sorting.
*Clobbering implements. 😂
I so appreciate your consistent common sense.
Thank you Suzy!
🤣... especially if your married and value your life! Thank you for the amazing tips and God bless. 🍀
Thank you Fabienne!
Now in 2023, you can purchase 1,000-lb. test paracord! YAY, right? Also, some folks suggest it can be VERY USEFUL to attach a simple loop of Hunter's Fluorescent ORANGE paracord to items you want to be able to find among the leaves and twigs if you drop'em while camping or fleeing the Martians in the wilds. ¡ =• b
We make good fire starters that last about 5 minutes with cotton rounds and used coconut oil as a cheap option..
Excellent content, JR. Very creative uses for these items. Most of which I’m sure many have not realized, including me.
Couple of good ideas I hadn't thought of Thankyou Stay Safe! 💛🖖
I never knew all the uses of hydrogen peroxide, thanks for sharing them.
Thanks again JR, great video 👍🏻
Thank you Mike!
Not many people will get the turkey in a rain storm reference.
I always learn something useful with your videos. Thanks for your efforts.
You’re welcome Larry! Thank you for watching!
I carry a bright orange bandanna in my pack for emergency signaling
You always have a treasure trove of information. I always learn something from you.
Hey JR! I love your vids and you have been a great source of information for me when it comes to prepping. Thank you for that!
I was actually wondering but would you be able to do a video about boiling water using a plastic bottle? I have heard it's possible and found a couple of vids on here but I'm not sure to their validity. Either way, take care of yourself and your family. God bless y'all. 😃
You can actually bring water to a boil in a paper cup suspended over a campfire. The water cools the paper and keeps it from charring or burning ==> Transports the heat away.
But if you let too much boil away, parts of the cup can heat up FAST and char pretty fast.
This seems to work best with thin walls.
A pencil sharpener is a great idea for making kindling to start a fire. You can also shave off wood, from the side of a stick or tree branch, if you like; to make kindling as well.
Thanks for commenting!
Thank you JR for a whole bunch of great ideas. I sure appreciate your help.
I use liquid paraffin lamp oil instead of charcoal lighter fluid, I think it burns better and you need less of it, I use 1/3 C to a box of Gulf Wax
Really love listening to your videos! You always teach me something new.😎
I love how you always add the 'common sense' warnings. I'm old so already know these things, some from being taught when I was young to (probably) learning through "experience". 😜😄
Why why why is gloves hardly NEVER mentioned. Small cuts could lead to Infections. WHICH could lead to very bad things. KISS ALWAYS and OLD DEVIL DOG
Thanks jr. I love your videos. You’re a great teacher and very knowledgeable about so many things. I’m always learning from you. Thanks
Good to know. Pulling out my pencil sharpener now. 🤔 great reminders
I need to shop for refills on some of these things. When teaching we made little stoves for outdoor school with tin cans, wax, string, and some cardboard. We taught the kids to cook hamburgers. It was great!
The Link provided above for Pencil sharpeners is a MUCH better price than the German-made ones I bought made of Magnesium at a local art store,
But I want to Share this : I drilled a small hole in the side with the smaller hole slid a split ring into the hole, so I could attach it to keys, hang it on a mess kit, etc. Pretty sure you could do the same with a plastic sharpener.
Thanks!!
Very helpful.
Thanks for Good Ideas Info
Bars of soap, keep buying bars of soap to wash your hands before you eat, to fight infection.
can you make a fishing micro kit? i did with a micro oval dental floss
That’s a great idea!
All you need is fishing string tied around a tin can something for a weight and a few different sizes of hooks. It's not rocket science.
Good tips
Thank you!
Thanks Jr
You’re welcome Nick! Thanks for watching!
Metal zip ties are great. Also baking soda added to jiffy milk x is good for mouse control…1/2 and 1/2 pars.
What is jiffy milk
I appreciate the idea behind the pencil sharpener. It never occurred to me. Thanks!
I use mineral oil on the seams of my boots
Some awesome hacks!
thanks JR it's always fun going over stuff we have got or should be getting refresher courses.
Great tips. You identified several uses that I have never thought of. I actually watched the video twice so I could take a few notes the second time around.
May YAH Bless
Useful information is good just need to know what to rack your brain 🧠 over. Also you don't sound like any of my friends from my school days 😁. If I had a friend like that I would have a serious convo with him tell him to not go around make himself a nuisance. Nice vid on this prep stuff!
Thanks for watching!
✌🏽 Jeep wave!
Cool video thanks.
Coffee filters.
I really enjoy your content, easy to follow, easy to maintain, and cost effective. Thank you!
I’m seriously trying to imagine a scenario where there would be twigs to shave into kindling, but no dead leaves you could use instead. OH! 💥 *snap* In the rain, maybe?🤷♂️
Thanks for sharing some distilled wisdom... I've used Zip Ties to make a Shelter for Yearling Draft horses, binding five or six steel pipe gates together with some sturdy Fabric. Even though these sweet critters would occasionally rough-house and bump the structure with their huge bodies, the thing held together wonderfully. When we built a new barn, I had to cut every one of the Zip Ties to disassemble the thing.
But I'd never thought of the uses you show for bug=out camping with zip ties... Thanks.
I'll remember these tricks when the sun is going micronova. ‹ ; • )
Pencil sharpener? Great idea and very useful. Congrats on the 100k subscribers too!
Car roof rack bungees were a must have while in the UK armed forces
Look up how to tie a furoshiki to see how you can make a neat package out of a bandana.
Also good pencil sharpeners are made of magnesium, that can also be used as a firestarter
Great recommendations and tips! Thanks!
Thank you. Your videos are so helpful ❤
Great ideas. Thank you.
Aluminum Is great for hats
There are actually zip ties that are reusable.
Thanks for the video
Great vid for sure.
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Great content as always!
He said if your married and value your life😂😂😅....
Thanks for watching!
Thank you
Do you dilute the peroxide before putting in your ear or do you use a few drops straight up in the ear?
Straight up. Can mix with glycerin to coat the ear and protect it. I mix half and half. Weeping willow bark, super painkiller.
Question: i just heard peroxide loses strength after opened. How long does peroxide last if unopened? Opened?
Unopened several years, unopened it looses strength after just a few months
I punch a small hole in the safty seal and put the cap back on . Less Oxigen to interact with , also rubbing alcohol
Opened lasts 6 Months
I find h2o2 (hydrogen peroxide) lasts quite a while longer than “just a few months” after being opened, but it does help to have a whole punched in the safety seal as someone suggested instead of opening the bottle fully. I buy, in bulk, 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide from a reputable source, as it has many uses. Lastly, you can buy testing strip papers to check the quality of your peroxide…instead of trying to guess whether it has lost its efficacy.
THKS
You’re welcome David! Thanks for watching!