Items That Will DISAPPEAR FIRST in a Crisis
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- This video shows which items will disappear first during a disaster. It covers items that will get scooped up no matter what, along with items that will vanish during particular events.
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Thanks!
Have stockpiles of none perishable supplies ,foods that are canned or dehydrated, tools, building supplies fuels and ammo. I knew one family that had spare doors and windows in case of storm damage .
Milk, bread, and eggs go first, since obviously emergencies require French toast.
Exactly. Lol
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❤❤ good one!!!!
😂 I've heard them called "Milk Sandwiches"
Glad i have chickens
We fight for toilet paper but won’t fight the elites
Yes Sir so true
The elites haven’t tried to snatch a pack of toilet paper out of my hands, YET… I only fight what I can see.
We are fighting
Or simply install a bidet
If they were in the toilet paper aisle where we could find them we would...
Common Sense will disappear also
So will manners and courtesy.
😊😊 so true!!! That's the way it always happens
I think that ship has already sailed.
Many don’t have it to begin with!
Too late……..
Thank you❤ I'm a single grandma living with family members and I've BEEN telling my household to prepare but nobody would listen. I'm stockpiling on my own.
it's strange that people nowadays don't have a basic shelter plan.
oblivious
I'm all stocked up now 😊 God has told me to prepare because the US is going to see some hard times ahead.
In Jan '91, we moved from West TX to coastal VA...a whole nuther world for us. Been there two weeks and a threat of snow came along. Our phone rang off the wall with folks telling us to get to the grocery store and get what we needed. Jeepers! Thought I better go, even though we'd brought all our preps with us. The scene was ridiculous: cars parked everywhere, even on the grass; mayhem of folks running I/O of the store with carts at breakneck pace; folks fighting over this and that. I just pulled away and went home. Turns out, it was a dusting of snow which didn't even stick to the sidewalk, just the grass. I'll never approach any retailer again under any kind of threat. Get your preps, keep 'em rotated, stay away from the madness
That sounds a little like where I am. We just can’t handle snow in Texas. Lol
Absolutely R F. I am just below you and we have the same thing happen here with tropical storms, hurricanes or North Easters. Snow notice may even be worse because it’s rare here in Northeast NC.
starting to Prep, any good sites to look for advice?
@@andyparks6120 I like to watch Alaska Granny among others.
Welcome to Virginia! We live in Newport News 😊
When people get hungry they get dangerous.
When people get dangerous, I relax my Rules of Engagement.
Stock your ammo
@@patricklandis3910 how much?
Hangry
They will eat u
Giant containers of peanut butter will save your life and sanity.
Giant peanut butter allergies will happen too.
I had a whole case of it go rancid so I now keep it in the refrigerator. I've also had a case of Top Ramen go rancid so I refrigerate it, too. Ditto boxes of macaroni and cheese which I keep in the freezer.
My son is allergic to peanuts so we can't eat anything containing them when we're around him because even peanut fumes can set off a life threatening allergic reaction.
@@happydays1336excellent point - anything containing oil should be kept in cool, stable temperature. Basement works best for me.
@@msgoldenemeraldbelieve it or not. Consuming peanuts and peanut butter will actually prevent allergies from forming because exposure to those things help prevent potential allergic reactions
U best have other food too-- 1 week of eating the same thing and you will not have an appetite and the smell will give you the dry heaves.
Clothing, shoes and boots…… the change of seasons is a good time to find items on clearance !
That’s when I do all my clothing shopping. It saves you a lot of money that way.
VERY good point! 👍🏻👍🏻
Yes! You are totally right!!
Best time to prep was a year ago. Second best time to prepare is today. If a’all haven’t started please do so now. Don’t go into debt keep it real.
It takes three days in an emergency situation for a grocery store to run out of food and it takes two weeks to stock it back up
My usual grocery store in Las Vegas did not take that long. It was about a day and a half.
Probably a matter of hours😬
Hours in Mississippi if they even say the word Snow. Obviously milk bread sandwiches are a thing down here.
Not in citieS with the "looter" population.
I'll go to hobby lobby and buy up all that terrible cheap candy first. No competition
Lol
What?? You Again??
Where's my Puppy??@
During the covid pandemic, stores were limiting how many people could enter and how much each person could buy. I tried to tell a store employee that all I needed to do is go to the pharmacy to pick up meds. I was refused and just went home rather than wait for hrs to enter. I now try to keep 6mos of my prescription meds on hand along with some canned essentials. I never want to be part of that crowd. Everytime I went to the big box stores the police were there. Never again.
Can you share how you were able to get an extended supply of your prescriptions? Thanks so much
How are you able to do that? Usually insurance companies won’t let you fill that many scripts at a time.
@@Wintek55I've heard of 3 month supply but controlled meds are another story.
@@GarsonMaya yes. I just can’t figure out a way to get the meds ahead to stock up.
@@GotSomethingToSayYou’ll have to bypass your Insurance and use GoodRX or SingleCare instead. Check those out, they also have apps. You’ll pay (a lot) more but you’ll get them and have them without the red tape of insurance companies. It also depends on the meds and what class they are. My Dr wrote me RX for a year’s worth of two meds. (360 days) with a refill. I’m not sure if each state has their limits, you’ll have to check. I use different pharmacies depending on who has the best price and how far or convenient they are.
Hello from Australia
I have toilet paper, paper towels and disposable nappies/diapers all stored in vacuum sealed bags. Not the smaller food bags but the ones you use for quilts and blankets.
I don't have babies but my neighbours do.
I also have baby formula and bottles.
Thank you
You’re welcome Susanne! Thanks for sharing!
Greetings Australia from Minnesota ❤
Amazing neighbor
What a lovely addition to setting things aside for emergencies. I will add baby formula and bottles as well!
The reason I vacuum sealed the paper products was to conserve space NOT to keep them fresh
No matter what you put as your priority always make a list and keep track of what you buy, what you use and what you need.
Thanks for sharing Stephen!
Just did an inventory and sorted things. Do that twice a year at least.
I heard a man explain what happened when his country went into meltdown (Venezuela?) He said toilet paper and water was obvious, but after a few weeks it was baby milk and formulas that people would fight - and kill - for. as you said - Mothers who are breast feeding and suddenly cant get enough food or water cant feed their babies and so the family go in search of formula. And they get desperate, so yes, baby food is crucial - and might even be worth getting just as a barter item.
Stock powdered milk and kero syrup and look up how to make baby formula with it.
@@jimanddonnadexter523 Can also use canned evaporated milk and Karo syrup.
I became a prepper in 1985 when i saw the movie Return of the Living Dead. I just spent $1,000 on more canned food a few days ago. Prep as if there is a outside threat and you are stuck in your house for a extended period of time months even years.
Plant as much fruit trees as you can. Herbs are also easy to grow.
Nut trees & citrus trees which can be grown in pots and overwintered indoors.
Seeds, seeds, and more seeds
Early in my home ownership journey, I got stuck waiting in long lines at the grocery store due to an impending I vowed never to let thst hsppen again. Kerpingbthat promise means that I have to constantly keep my preps up to date. I have found that as long as I keep up on the food and household supplies, the only tjing I might have to run out for is fuel and as long as I go out for them immediately I can avoid the lines. There is nothing as satisfying as snuggling up at home while everyone else is fighting traffic and long lines trying to get the supplies that you picked up before the crisis hit.
Thanks JR, I always appreciate your positive and upbeat attitude and lack of doom and gloom.
Thank you Richard!
People laughed at me in November-December 2019. By March they were asking me for supplies
they laughed at Noah too................good job prepper
I used to talk about my food storage, but no longer. I figure my stuff is pretty secure because everyone will think I'm as poorly prepared as they are. You can help people anonymously.
@@happydays1336 yep...NEVER discuss prepping, money, where u hide guns, etc. NEVER let anyone know you are on any medications...even in calm times, they have street value and will be stolen.
The specific focus on babies and formular is one i haven't heard from most prepping youtubers before, thanks for this
Remember when they had a shortage of formula? It was done on purpose 🤬
With meds & health, might I suggest 1 pack of depends that will fit most of the adults in the house? If you've ever been sick with horrible diarrhea, you know you will be too sick to handle the laundry involved, if there is no electricity.
Great idea, thank you! Also pull-ups for young children.
Imodium can save a life
More people died of Dysentery than bullet wounds in the past
All elderly need adult diapers
I have saved my old underwear and use when sick with diarrhea. So I don't have to throw away good and new ones. 😊
TP stores great under beds, behind the couches and etc. Behind my husband's shirts hanging in the closet.
Instant oatmeal!
Portable solar panels and hefty powerbanks, like Jackery or Bluetti. I bought mine for camping and have had to use them in several power outages since. Can run lights, CPap, recharge equipment including batteries, fans etc.
Hi! Can you run a small freezer or regular-size refrigerator?
The baby food was an item that I never thought about. I don’t have any kids BUT this might be a good addition to my preparations since I could very easily help out any young family. Or use it as a barter item.
God bless you baby food great idea
We made our own.
Doesn't formula have expire date?
Every year can fruits and vegetables from our garden.
There are 17 infants and toddlers in our extended family so we can a lot of peas, butter beans, okra, carrots, applesauce, strawberries, peaches, figs, muscadines and quite a few more types of fruits and vegetables.
With no extra additives its very healthy and zero trips to the grocery store.
They keep very well also.
We're currently using out of a jar of sweet fig preserves that we canned in 2003.
With two root cellars and four outbuildings almost completely full we eat a pretty good amount of canned food and it is much healthier than supermarket food.
Im always amazed at how full the food stores are when the threat of a storm hits. Doesn’t anyone have a pantry? In rural America we know its important to have one.
In California and Arizona most places don't have pantries, basements, or attics.
And majority of people live in apartments without any spare storage space
From the 1950s the pantry was obsolete, considered old fashioned. New construction had upgraded kitchen cabinetry; a pantry was thought of as degrading. Pity. Remember them from older homes, &they were resourceful. The spaciousness was useful to easily organize and locate kitchenware, canned & other staples, etc. No match to the confined space of fancy kitchen cabinets or lazy susan features. Annoying feature that wastes time.
Condensed milk
So handy in the cupboard
What do you use it for?
@@chellejack3480 replaces milk and sugar in coffee if you’re desperate and you can use it in pudding etc
I add a few odds and ends each month for my preps. It can be done on a limited budget, believe me! Thanks JR, your videos always keep me working towards being prepared no matter what may come!
Thank you Millie!
If you have back up power to a point , a dehumidifier can supply fresh water in a pinch !!!.
Thanks for sharing!
Wow. Talk about the absolute, utterly most INEFFICIENT way to try to get water! PLUS a HORRIBLE waste of power. GO find a puddle! Put a tarp up, slanted toward a bucket. I'm in Illinois. It rained SHEETS today for an hour. Came in my front door and windows. WE GOT HAMMERED. If I had my downspout on my roof routed into 55 gallon drums, I'd have filled TEN OF 'EM! !
@@notmyname3883 IF IT HASNT RAIN IN 2 weeks and no puddles within 10 miles it’s an option !!! THATS ALL !.
@@notmyname3883I'd recommend waiting ten minutes before capturing rainwater from a roof.
Birds, you know.
@@user-ni9ny6ei6w Yes--I gather the water that condenses from my a/c during the summer (5 gallons/day) and use it for watering my garden, in addition to my 55 gallon rain barrels. This wouldn't work if there's no power for the a/c, but definitely if water is shut off, or I want to save money (water bill actually went down this summer).
Here in NYC when we went into lockdowns, my mother told me she went to the local supermarket, within 1 hr the shelves were almost bare!, she and my sibling only had 1 paper towel roll, so my (genius) sibling goes, "oh stop panicking mom, ill just order some online!...
yeah, they found out there were 8 week backordered! so we already had a dry run of what a SHTF test was and it was a disaster! Im a so called (essential worker), so I didn't totally lose my mind, but everyone else did!😂 oh and dont even get me started about the subway commute to work back then... I was like Dante rolling down the river styx!😅
Thank you JR, you're a huge help. The writing is on the wall across the world and we need to heed it's warning.
Thanks for watching!
It is always helpful to learn about the edible plants in your region.
For us guys and girls that are way ahead of the people your talking about its still a good idea to keep up with your prepping needs. You give good sound advice for all levels of preppers. Thanks dude!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Ive seen first hand that oven pizza with pineapple is and will be uncontested in a disaster scenario.
I have been prepped for 4 years now and have my SHTF List on the ready when something goes down. Always have a backup list at the ready for final preparations.
FAITH IS THE KEY. WE HAVE BEEN WARNED
Exactly
I am from india , i started farming last 2 years and i kuow if electricity gone in ww3 so i use solar energy in my farm and i have a 22 cow for milking and 700 tress for frouts now i am living self depand and i use electric vehicle and charge with solar energy , thank u 🙏🙏🙏🙏
"And he said unto them, Take nothing for your journey, neither staves, nor scrip, neither bread, neither money; neither have two coats apiece." Luke 9:3
Mell the middle east is a lot warmer than in the mountains in the usa.
Yet Joseph warned Phsrosh to stockpile ahead of the famine. God helps those who help themselves, which is why He warns us ahead.
they were going out Preaching. It has nothing do do with the Coming Great Depression.
In the case of a power outage / emp. I have never seen any prepper channel talk about keeping proper time keeping. Can you explain the importance of keeping a mechanical clock / automatic self winding watch?
If you've lived in the same place for a few years, you can tell the time based on where the sun is.
I have 4 battery operated clocks in my house.. I don’t reply on digital!
Not many homes these days have grandfather clocks or mantle clocks.
That will be the least of your concerns.
Hard to find, but a wind up clock or wristwatch would be handy.
Hi JR!!! I got the checklist, and I LOVE it!!! It's very helpful not only for what we need, but what we have. It's really helped me get organized. Thanks a million for compiling it for all of us. Keep up the great job on the videos, too.
God Bless!!!!🙏❤️🙏
Thank you! I’m glad you like it!
Please tell which episode with DIY prep that is? Thank you❤
As long as Spam is under $20 a can, I will continue to stock it.
It's currently $4.49 a can where i am. Wonder what it will be next month .
$3.59 for Spam in my area
Treet is only $2.29 and store brand Luncheon Loaf still $1.59.
Got my Spam stock!
Oh, but can’t stand that slimy coating on it!
And SO SALTY! @@mommaoinnh2674
Live in Jersey. During Sandy, the neighboring Township was aglow with transformers exploding. They all lost power. After Sandy passed, everyone in that area were going nuts to try and find anything in other townships.
A year ago when there was a boil water advisory, I'd never seen water fly off the shelves so fast. And we weren't even in the area under advisory. So we had the ppl being affected coming over then we had the locals freaking out and buying it. Let me tell u fights broke out. Either with another customer or with a worker for telling them there was a limit.
Just went thru hurricane Beryl here in Texas. Could not get fuel for a few days, and ppwer was out for almost 2 weeks.
Great video! I just saw an article on MSM homepage about uses for hydrogen peroxide. They said it is a good disinfectant.
Also, I wouldn’t count on ATM’s. They have to be stocked and if no one is there to refill it you are out of luck. Stashing a few small bills at a time or more if you can would be a safer option. And it won’t take up as much space as any of your other preps! 😊
CDS, made from sodium chlorite is far superior to hydrogen peroxide. Research it. Has hundreds of uses.
I've always kept some emergency cash on hand, bjt hadn't thought about the small bills angle he mentioned - excellent point!
We were warned of these people in the 1930s. We fought against those who knew the truth. Now the world is waking up to who they really are. Politics, media, finance.
You can easily put together a large DIY lithium battery pack, that can run electronics and a 12v fridge easily. A portable 250w solar panel should keep it charged. Similar to a off-road camper unit. Also helps save on fuel/gas usage.
Keep them outside your home though because they’ve been the cause of many house fires and businesses burning here.
I took one inch oil lamp wicks and put a length needed through stainless steel scrubbers. Put the scrubber in a bowl or jar and use oil. If it gets knocked over it goes out. With cats we have to be careful. Good if small kids are around too. Oil was used for thousands of years to light the homes.
I'd like to see that video?
You can eliminate using fire by bringing in outdoor yard lights that are solar powered. I have bought them for a dollar apiece at the dollar store, but I also recommend the $15-$20 better ones from Home Depot.
A candle stuck in a can of crisco will burn forever. Crisco is a fuel.
@@july77773Glad crisco is good for something ...as its the worst oil ever allowed into our food supply. Don't ever use it for cooking or eating!
@@peteric100we do the same.
Here in Florida, it seems like strawberry pop-tarts disappear first…
Florida Man strikes again! 🎉
I remember back at year 2000 time I knew someone that was storing a ton of jugs of water in their basement. They had private well.
But if they loose power, their pump won’t work to pump the water out of the well.
@@thriftingtexas9347 they make these things called generators and other things called 50 gallon barrels.
Going straight for number two… I see what you did there!
Lol. Thanks for watching!
I'm glad I'm old school. I was raised to have extra on hand by my mawmaw and mom. And toliet paper has always been in my house. During the pandemic I kept some in my vehicle I gave some to several people who couldn't find any. People were greedy.
There are a number of good rechargeable flashlights now, good for saving on batteries. Thanks for another great video JR.
You’re welcome David! Thanks for watching!
Be sure to have a way to recharge them..... With solar panels or handcrank..... Because there is a big chance that the power will be out..... For long time.
Solar yard lights can be brought in at night.
"Therefore take no thought, saying, What shall we eat? or, What shall we drink? or, Wherewithal shall we be clothed?" Matthew 6:31
Yet God also gave us brains. And some, 'Common' Sense/Wisdom.
Like Daniel in the Book of Daniel.❤
@@laurie6644 Whats your point?
The Bible also says to "watch and be ready". That's the point here..
Seems like that guy Joseph was warned by God to be a prepper ...
The Lord helps them who help themselves. Also, you can't give help with an empty purse.
Christ said that to his apostles when they were about to go to far flung places to spread the Gospel. He wasn't talking to rank and file Christians. Context is everything.
Love your comedic interludes
Unique sense of humor 😂 ✌️🇺🇸
Thank you!
I am wiped out already. Nothing to fear. 42.00 a month in food stamps. This month medication. Next month food.
Where you at? Is there a way I could send you some help? Pls, let me know. - Lily
@@lilithwesainen9082 michigan
Check out food pantry, get non-perishables.
We moved to Alabama right before the outbreak of tornadoes that took out most of the state for 7 days. We learned real quick what is important to have. Our water also went out. Fun times.
I went on Friday before hurricane beryl came in Sunday night to get plywood. They had already sold out of 1/2 in plywood. I wanted 5/8 anyway.
Funny thing is I didn’t see many houses boarded up. We were on the west side so it wasn’t too bad.
I had plenty of stuff to use I just didn’t feel like scraping stuff together.
Another great video, J.R. Keep them coming. You still have to wake up the sleeping sheep. Thanks for all you do for us.
Thank you Charlotte!
Thank you J.R. Blessings to you All ❤
USA electrical grid is about 50 years old and estimated a rate of grade c.
Needed parts now are out dated .
Why didn't they put that on list of top priority instead of giving $25,000 for houses.
Charcoal and fluid, cast iron and a camp stove percolator. We made it for 10 days cooking this wày during an ice storm and over a week during a tornado power outage
Having worked in a supermarket in the run-up to a predicted bad snowstorm, the first thing that went was every form of bread - total wipeout in an hour followed by every bag of flour, every box of crackers, every breadstick. Does everyone except me subsist on toast during a snowstorm ?
Taiwan's a prime example the typhoon that came last week caused all the vege/meat/eggs and instant noodles in stores to dissapear within 12 hrs.
When SHTF happens, obviously you need TP!
How long can you store gas in gas cans and where can you keep them? I live in AZ and the temps are in the triple digits so I don't know if that would be safe.
My issue will be getting water, I do have other stuff already stocked up.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
What are your plans? Any water in barrels now? I have 2 -50 gallon barrels treated in the basement. Looking to add to more
A simple fix before natural events or shtf hits is 2 to 5 gal empty water grade bottles. Fill and keep in cool, dry , shaded place. Rotate them in good times, date them. Check them with the rest of your preps. ❤
We save every 1- and 2-liter bottle of seltzer (we use lots of seltzer) and refill with water, and tape the caps. Could also be done with juice or soda bottles, they would just have to be very well cleaned first. Best wishes 🙏
You can buy several 3-5 gallon stackable jugs with a spout. Just keep them filled with fresh water every few months.
Thanks JR, a timely reminder. 🇬🇧
Another great show JR
Thank you Richard!
Worth noting that maybe considering purchasing a portable bidet can prove beneficial in a tp shortage.
I’m just dragging my butt through the grass or using some leaves. More worried about food and water.
Where I lived previously, there were about a dozen houses that would lose power randomly, while the power was still on across the street in my subdivision. One fall we were out of power for two weeks, never did find out why🤗. Had an ice storm that took out power for three weeks, then were hit with a and kept the temp around 8w that totally isolated us all due to trees and power lines down all over. That one had us without power for a month +. Fortunately, I had everything I needed to make it through with out an issue. The only thing I almost ran out of were cat food and litter. Thankfully I had a wood burning fireplace, I hung blankets over the 3 entrances kept the temp at 83f
I’ve live in Florida all my life and every year people that have lived there all their lives will run to home depot and Publix at the last minute to prepare 🤦♂️
Mind boggling.
It's the same here in Minnesota to the grocery store before a crushing snow storm or artic blast. Sheesh.
I think it's human nature to think things will always be stable in the future so no need to be well-prepared.
@@happydays1336 Mentality of avoiding prep is completely foreign to me..always have had "emergency supplies". Maybe because parents grew up during Great Depression, plus live in area with horrible winters.
Milk, juice & eggs are fine but they don’t have yrs worth of shelf life:/
Occasionally TH-cam won't let me edit a comment so I'm making a separate one because I had a problem with my other comment to you.
Processed juices like apple and cranberry will last a long time, but you're correct that fresh juices--like orange and grapefruit--won't.
Powdered milk juice and eggs.
Oh yes, the stores do not carry much stock at all in their backrooms now. Just-in-time systems are great...when nothing goes wrong.
"they go straight for #2 on their list, in more ways than one" is so good!!! 😂😂😂😂
Anything that is a pain reliever pills or ICYHOT cream spray or any type of pain cream
A propane torch is the best lighter!
Thanks for the reminders everyone! I did a quick walk thru of our short and long term pantry this past weekend.
Found some holes. I try to keep atleast 8 jars of peanut butter that we rotate thru at all times. I was down to 5. Also, laundry and dish soap was gettkng lower than i like.
LC here...when you stock formula for your baby, PLEASE make it ready-to-drink. Reconstituting powder in an emergency is dangerous.
My preparation was to leave the U.S.
I'm in the mountains of Ecuador now.
No heat, no cold, and all the food is locally produced.
I don't think the radiation will make it this far south.
Thanks JR for this update and stay safe.
You’re welcome Rodney! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing JR. A variety of stores / resources will certainly help when a scenario takes away that access. So much to consider. Cheers from Alberta!
Thanks for watching!
In austrlia they grab toilet paper first not normal
Hi JR. How about a video on the best size of nails, screws, and other hardware to buy in advance of SHTF?
I keep trout lines and gill nets on hand even though they are illegal to use here, but they are cheap and you never know.
Thank you for sharing Michael!
The yo yo reels are handy also, and cheap. I tested mine in a private pond.
Thanks so much for the list! I'm sharing it with a friend who is finally waking up.
People with babes instead of stocking up on diapers should opt to keep a dozen or so cloth nappies aside. Much more sustainable long term , As well as cutting up old towels , teatowels etc for "wipes" instead of wipes
When my chidren were babies i always kept a stock of two dozen cloth diapers, the really thick ones. I can't tell you how many times I used them when the city was shut down from a snow storm or when there were too many days left before pay day to purchase disposable. Yes everyone with babes should keep a supply.
And in a grid down situation how are you going to wash those diapers? If the water is contaminated or shut off, you can’t wash them.
@@jackijax505If u got water....5 gal bucket, soap and a plunger. Clothesline.
Another excellent video, thank you 🇬🇧
You’re welcome Jayne!
Thanks for the reminder JR! Always a good idea to review!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Have snow in the deep 2:28 south. People go nuts
Ice, snow, sleet, tornados, lots of rains and floods
Stress can definitely reduce breast milk supply, so definitely agree will having formula as a back up.
Buy a good solar generator and it’s panel.
Get your self a Happy baby baby food grinder, it turns all mests into hamburger consistency,I purchased a used 1 oh about 32 yeaes ago usednit with all 3 of my now adult children, needed to purchace zero baby food, all my children were good esters, nitpicky git used to the wsy mom cooked ate gsrluc%& onions no problem, all 3 love them!😊
All you need to do is watch a Covid 19 panic video to know what goes first
Glad I live in the country
One thing I have not heard anyone giving advice on prepping is this: your preferred method of birth control. This will not be the time to be giving birth. There will not be staff at hospitals nor any Doctors office open. Some women can give birth at home easily but others need help.
Sound advice, JR. Many thanks
People thought that preppers were tinfoil hat, crazy people, then the covid shutdown happened. Alot of people get it now and see prepping differently.
Before Hurricane Sandy in NYC the shelves were empty within hours.
I appreciate this very much, thank you for putting it together!