10 NON-FOOD (and 2 FOOD) PREPS I'VE ADDED TO MY STOCKPILE

[@ceo904]

Nice segment Sunshine. I almost proposed to you when I saw the case of canned ham. I was just about ready to order an engagement ring when you broke out the magazine and night vision device, But,. I was ready to hit the road when I saw the backpack for your dog. You really got it down girl. 👍

[@carlabythelake8162]

@@MolonLabe808HI Come on, be nice. The commenter was just being funny. It's called being positive!

[@joannc147]

🤣🤣

[@carolstorchlightcottage6269]

We have a camp stove and we have used it at our last home before. Many snow storms. Worked great! Nice items you purchased. Keep praying and prepping👏👏👏

[@joannc147]

Excellent! The key to that “camp stove” is that it can be used INDOORS. Rain, wind, zombies - all reasons to cook indoors with butane. Water bob - YES. Fill that thing up right when the power goes out - just in case the water supply fails. I haven’t been able to find those small cans of ham. Thanks for the link, I will add to my preps of canned protein. ❤

[@wellarmedwife166]

we lived on our two burner camp stove for the first couple of days after Ian...when it stopped raining we were able to use the grill...have three camp stoves...there is no such thing as to many, and we have an adaptor that connects the camp stove to the large propane tank, about ten dollars at ace...

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I'm sure you're glad you had one (or a few) for the hurricane!

[@TJ_in_GA]

Always enjoy your videos and seeing what you've found, thank you

[@KarenPerez-ov6yi]

Yes the storage tubes have gone up so much

[@antheredhen]

We have a camp stove we've had for 30 years it's getting kind of beat up and rusty. Still worked after Ian though. Actually we've used it for multiple hurricanes.. Believe me, soon as Walmart got some more in I bought a spare. Now I'm buying 2 cannisters everytime I go to Walmart. That's awesome I didn't know you could do that. Fill the little cans from the big one. Have to get that adapter.

[@ShelbyAsInCar1969]

I got a water Bob after seeing yours! Thank you for sharing that with us! I was feeling so overwhelmed as to how I was going to get enough water for my mom myself and my daughter, and our animals! I’m still buying bottles, but the water Bob will be so great!

[@twylitegotbannedtwice3411]

Thank you doll💕💪✨

[@christinawhite9256]

Great items you have presented here! Thank you so very much, I will be working quickly to purchase some of these! God bless 🙏

[@snakebyte7271]

Great score on preps !

[@mrshomer3218]

Great video. Really good ideas. Thank you for sharing as always

[@janetroche3648]

Wow!!! I've got to check on the ham. Always informative videos. Thank you so much Sunshine.

[@joeyjennings9548]

you can get one of those little portable electric pumps too. 6:29 its an option. besides potassium iodide apple juice "pectin" also removes some radioactive stuff.. it was given to children from chernobly.

[@flakathy890]

Yes, like you I do enjoy watching other preppers' haul videos. You got some things I never would have thought about and should get. I have a mentally ill brother who lives in an apartment that I'm responsible for. I've been stocking up on his food but need to begin getting other preps for him too. I've been wondering what to do so he'll be able to warm foods up. He doesn't like open flames so I'm not sure if he'd use a camp stove. I got a tote at Walmart this week for his stuff. The prices of totes has gone up! Did you say you can fit 48 soup cans in that underbed tote? That would be a great idea, if so. Thanks, Sunshine for all you do to help this community.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh my gosh did I say 48?! Oops. No it fits 24 cans of soup standing up, but if you have smaller cans like vegetables you can lay them down on their sides and fit more than that.

[@flakathy890]

@@sunshinestatesurvival Twenty-four still sounds great. Thanks.

[@missdenim6590]

Just bought 2 propane adapters! Thanks for the suggestion!

[@coffeefirstthenspeak6467]

great stuff!! I need more security. trying to get the hubby on board..have a great weekend!

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Hope you can get him on board soon!

[@arlissyoung8899]

Nice haul, I got of the stoves some time back and keep the small cans of fuel for back up. It's good to have the things as the last storm we had I was able to store water and had a lot of lights as we lost power for almost 24 hrs. I have a number of the water pumps with rechargeable batteries. Well done you are doing a great job. Fight the Good Fight, Keep the Faith, Love Till the End!!

[@debragriffith6628]

Good preps. We have the adapter to fill the small propane canisters. We love it. We go get our large tanks filled then use them to keep the small ones filled for our mr buddy heater, our camp stove, a lantern etc. I will be looking at the water pump! Good idea. God Bless!

[@leanntoepfer77]

Im an Auguson Farms fan. I recently looked up #10 cans again and found their "clearance" on Amazon and there were some pretty decent prices. Ill be adding to my Auguson Farms collection! Great content, keep it up girl!

[@michelleriviere6676]

Thank You!❤

[@marilynparmelee]

Hormel ham is one of my favorites. Thanks for letting me know it's on Amazon! Edit: h!ad it ordered before the video finished, thanks for posting the link

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

It's good stuff for all sorts of recipes! Thanks for using the link :)

[@marilynparmelee]

@@sunshinestatesurvival I know, I've used it for years and then all of a sudden couldn't find it. Don't know why I didn't think of Amazon, lol. Makes great ham salad too.

[@jimelliott9486]

Great video; I learned about a couple of products I had not heard of previously.

[@jasha5847]

Thank you for sharing this video very entertaining.

[@SJ-db1lh]

I bought a water Bob for my kids in FL, a few yrs ago. They had to use it this year during Ian. So glad they had it! Great reminders, thanks for sharing! Stay safe!

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

That's awesome

[@lanetteprice7508]

I keep all my old fabric Softener and beach bottles with water in them I wouldn't drink it but we have power outages and I can use it to keep clean and the toilet. Behind my toilet have bottles of all kind with water in them.

[@BiscuitsStuckToTheWall]

You're well prepped, covering all bases. That's a pretty good deal on the canned ham. It's a great idea to have cameras. We were having some crime in our neighborhood a few years ago so I installed a wired system and we also monitored them at night in 2 hour shifts. A few other neighbors installed them too. The crime stopped. I've also set up a baby monitor so we can hear what's going on outside. Thanks for the video. 👍

[@seanpenrod]

Thanks for your perspective on security preps!

[@marthacharles7190]

Also bought the water bob. Went back and forth because of cost, but for $40, worth it.

[@Zanthum]

Water chiller/dispenser with bottle on top are powered by gravity, the water flow that is.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh okay, wasn't sure! Thanks

[@joeyjennings9548]

its calming relaxing to watch your videos listen to you its nice. rather than the fear and scare ones to push stuff or get attention.

[@Brad1237202]

Thank you very much for this video! We love your channel!!!

[@appalachiannana7975]

Impressive! I'm married an honestly in this endeavor I may as as well be single!! I have no help but try to wrap my head around every scenario to prep for. Sure ain't easy when it's a fight to the finish everytine! Keep on keeping on!!

[@laurievoelker9005]

You aren't alone. My other half is a denier.

[@appalachiannana7975]

@Laurie Voelker is it not the most stressful!? It wears me out!!! I keep going and doing by God's strength and grace!!

[@laurievoelker9005]

@@appalachiannana7975 Yes. I took up canning and dehydrating a few months ago and it's adding up along with all the store bought canned and dry goods. Aside from food, hygiene and paper goods at the top of my list. Actually going to test cooking with tea lights soon. 🤔 Best of luck to us ❗

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Well I pray that your partner finds some interest in prepping, so that you're not going it alone!

[@appalachiannana7975]

@@sunshinestatesurvival I've been at this for a long time. All I get is fight snears and jokes. He does do the heavy lifting but that's it...May God be with all of us who go it alone even when we should not be.

[@scottplemmons9408]

Those are all great ideas!!

[@megandonahue9220]

I like the flat lasting container. I could possibly fit 3 under my sofa.

[@BlessedWithNina]

I went to the second hand store today and got a sturdy frying pan and stove top whistling tea pot. Amazon delivered batteries and yesterday wiper blades. Nothing exciting, but all items are very useful. I like the prep items you shared with us. I don't have a dog, but I think the dog saddlebags are such a smart idea

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

It's getting those little things here and there that really matter! Keep it up

[@dianadiazc5461]

@Sunshine State Survival.. yes omg I also like watching what others prepares have to get ideals. Thank you and please keep them coming🥰

[@Clndeelou2]

I love your channel and always really appreciate this type of video showing what you are purchasing to have just in case. I have been prepping for the last couple of years so really like when you show items that I haven't considered so I can check into them. Thank you.

[@charmainemontgomery582]

Great job! I need a few of the items you have!

[@joemarshall786]

Great video with lots of strong points.

[@carolwhisenhunt7504]

Great video sunshine. I just ordered a couple things I didn't have. Ty for sharing all you do.

[@Daveyengland]

Those camp stoves are amazing. Everyone should have one anyway, just in case. I have one (will get another one for redundancy) and have about 40 gas canisters. The gas canisters are dirt cheap here in England (£4 for a pack of 4 from Home Bargains) and last a few hours on continuous low flame.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Do you prefer the butane or propane?

[@Daveyengland]

@@sunshinestatesurvival - butane.

[@funyunmaker3182]

Check out local Asian markets for the butane canisters I bought a case of 12 for 19 dollars.

[@Pmwalls46]

@@Daveyengland Which one lasts longer ?

[@Daveyengland]

@@Pmwalls46 - my 227g butane canister lasts a few hours at low flame, which is powerful enough to boil a pan of water in 5 minutes.

[@glennagoss7335]

I got that stove, ready to go.

[@brendanelson1027]

Great information Sunshine! Our Sam's club had 6 pks of the small propane bottles for under $30 last week, 4 pks of butane about $8. And the good backpacks are great! I could use them on my goats, too! I can see it now... a hen tucked into each goat saddlebag, and the dog carrying their feed in hers. Mobile protection, milk & eggs!

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Lol, just had a vision of a goat with Saddlebags on:)

[@lanetteprice7508]

Having water to keep clean with

[@danniemcdonald4903]

Very informative video. I did buy a small charcoal grill and have been stocking up on charcoal, but I like the idea of a portable gas one with the adapter. Thanks for showing some very useful preps.

[@littleprepper887]

Hi my Sister from another Mister. Just FYI, I got some freeze dried fruit. It was great, BUT, if you may want to take what you don't use and vacuum seal in jar with O2 absorber. The plastic lid WILL let moisture in the can. Just so you don't end up wasting. The fruit I had got soft and actually started to get some mold even with the absorber in. It was less than 2 weeks in the AC. You know how humid we are. 😉

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Thank you for that pointer!

[@jenniferg6671]

This is great! I was going to request a video like this and wow today it pops up! Thanks for sharing the info! 🌻

[@brendanelson1027]

Forgot. Blessings from NW Florida! We just had a Homesteaders meet up locally this past weekend. It was awesome, but amazing how many of the presenters were from 'way out of state. But it was a great experience & we did find a lot of local connections. It was so much fun & very educational.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh that is so cool!

[@KoalaKrafts]

Super helpful video, thank you! I'm picking up the dual fuel burner and propane adapter.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I love that dual fuel stove, I really do!

[@Zanthum]

Check the seal on your potassium iodide. I got a bottle from Vitamatic that wasn't sealed properly. Didn't look like tampering, but not sealed.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh thanks foe letting me know! I'll check the bottles

[@Zanthum]

I have an electric pump for a 5gallon jug that I modified from taking 2 D batteries to taking a rechargeable 18650. One charge lasts for weeks and I have a bunch of them for running flashlights along with solar panels to charge them, though I have not tested charging them off solar. Edit: I chose the electric pump years ago because I was concerned about the manual pump style maintaining the airtight seal it needs to operate, it works by pushing air into the bottle forcing water up the tube, and at the time I was concerned about my grandparents being able to operate it the bellows style if they were to ride out a storm with us. I used the electric one nearly daily for around 4 years and it finally gave out and I had to replace it with a new one.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Wow, that's thinking outside the box!

[@vivianzdranik9196]

Excellent video!!

[@brendaz9222]

I love the water Bob, but we only have 1 tub and I have to use it for my special needs young adult to bath in, but if both our bathrooms had tubs, I would definitely get one!

[@helenvandagrifft5313]

Buy the biggest Rubbermaid tote you can find, some of them are almost as big a bathtub....just a thought

[@atelierteale8012]

Realistically, if you need to use a Water BOB, it's likely that a bathtub will not be functional. If the grid is down for any length of time, the sewer system probably will not work. But under normal, short-term electrical outages--if there is no massive flooding to create other issues--your tub probably should be reserved for your child rather than water storage. Trying to strike a balance between the known and unknown is challenging, isn't it? ... Teale 🏜️

[@Sadie0710]

Thank you for sharing!!

[@veritasfiles]

Great video, as always!

[@robinholbrook8296]

I brought two last winter. I did use it once when power was out.

[@SunFL]

Great ideas🙏❤️

[@TXJan0057]

I have a upc rechargeable pump for a 5 gallon jug. I can charge it with a little solar pocket charger. I used to have a water bob but it is a one time use item. If you use it there is no way to get it perfectly dry so you can store it. Now I keep 2 clear painters drop clothes large enough to cover the tub. Put one in the bottom fill carefully put one on top to keep water fairly clean. They are way cheaper so I don't mind if I have to throw away.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Well that's good to know about the water Bob. And I can completely see that now. I'm sure it would start to get mildewy on the inside because there's no way to dry it

[@SurvivalLiving]

Very awesome picks 👍

[@kstaffidaho4637]

I've had a hard time finding those 5oz cans of ham in S Idaho. I found diced ham in the frozen meat section and use that to cook with while storing the cans when I can find them.

[@terrysummers9424]

i am super impressed, you are catching up with me, much love

[@megandonahue9220]

I bought gel fuel from tractor supply for 120 for 24. to use as heat or cooking in a inch. they also have wood Ellen's that work great in my camp stove.

[@sunnyside3534]

Love the video

[@davidpotter9462]

I got that propane adapter to fill my propane torch bottle ; but for the one burner stove, I got an adjustable regulator with hose, and ordered a second adapter with the same threads as the little bottle that fits the hose. So instead of the one pound I have a 15 pound bottle on the one burner Bernz-O-Matic stove. Two of the little bottles are $9.88, and one of the 15 pound bottles can be changed out for $20 if you shop around. So it is cheaper. The regulator and hose was around $21, and the adapter to the one pound bottle threads was $14. But like you said, I have the wood stove going now some, so it's easy to just set stuff on it instead. A guy is coming to get one of the outbuildings at the other place, so I took the wire that was running out to it today, and am using it here to put a receptacle for my freezer and washing machine off of the inverter. I have a cord running to it now, so it will be nice to be able to shut the door again. I have two trees to cut and pine to go get for kindling. The cold wet nasty sloppy rainy gloomy weather is just ahead. I have a 5000 watts Winco generator that I cut the gas engine off of, ordering a GX200 engine for it, and they hope to be married soon so that I can weld.

[@penneyolsen3098]

Hi Sunshine, just watched your new video and when I saw you pull out that adapter for refilling the little green propane canister, I thought it was awesome! I just purchased on of those adapters from Amazon this week too! Great minds think alike! Thanks for a great video! Take care! ❣️😊

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh that's awesome!

[@dropleckk4404]

Instafire just came out with a combo cooker / room heater called the Vesta. It’s a bit pricey at $129 - but it uses a thermocoupled fan (did I get that right?). You slide 3 canned heat cans into the unit and you can cook and heat up to a 200sq ft room with no electricity - it’s fan is powered by the heat coming off the canned heat. Looking forward to testing it. I purchased it on their site.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh I gotta check that out, thanks!

[@lilliancruz2008]

Where did you get the night vision goggles? Thanks for all the great information!

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I got them from a friend. I helped them out and this is how they returned the favor :)

[@deenanick3772]

Maybe check out army surplus stores???

[@lilliancruz2008]

@@deenanick3772 True… Good idea! I will. Thanks!

[@JNoMooreNumbers]

I got a few of those cases of hams. I can make split pea soup and use the ham that way . Problem with camp stoves is finding butane and little propane canisters. Hard to find. Went a year not finding them.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

True...the 1lb propane is harder to find and MUCH more expensive

[@PaEMT_FF9]

I bought one of the brass fittings, like on this video so you can refill 1 pounders. Also bought a couple hoses to connect a 20 pound cylinder to a cookstove or a buddy heater, etc. i try to keep several spare 20 pounders filled for this reason. I happened upon a camp chef 2 burner cook stove for half price at Wallie a couple years ago. It’s a bigger stove and can easily use it to can foods, etc

[@JNoMooreNumbers]

@@PaEMT_FF9 I'm thinking what if no more propane. Need alternatives. We could see some things disappear then we end up with metal junk.

[@RiceaRoni354]

Some of the stoves are dual fuel if you get an adapter for the bigger propane tanks.

[@atelierteale8012]

​@@JNoMooreNumbers Outdoor use only, but a rocket stove (can buy one or build one) or something along the lines of a Kelly Kettle system. could work. Both use small wood scraps, and the Kelly Kettle also works with twigs and dry leaves/grass. You might want to research rocket stoves to see what the fuel requirements are. The Kelly Kettle system is pricey, but I think I would prefer it for my purposes. I'm terrified of fire (childhood trauma--no physical damage), so tend to minimize my exposure to it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Thankfully, not many people have that issue! 👍 ...Teale 🏜️

[@Rocky1765]

8:20 water flows without power, if it is plugged in, it refrigerates or heats water. But definitely do not have to have power for water dispenser.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Okay thats makes sense

[@KarenPerez-ov6yi]

I have lived 13 years in a gated private community. Three weeks ago in my own private spot i had two tires slashed. Then last week two doors down during the dsy a homeless person broke into my neighbors apt and trashed it and even took a shower. We had ten police officers show up thank God but it was sooooo scary.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh my goodness. Yeah I think it's gonna start getting worse and worse with crime in areas you don't expect. Keep your head in a swivel!

[@kathym2501]

I had 2 water bobs then I got 2 more and gave them to my 4 kids and their families. I need to get another for me. I have maybe ten 3, 5 and 6 gallon water jugs but I can't pick them up lol. So now water gets stored in juice and 2 liter soda bottles. Also many cases of water. Yeah, I'm getting more PI in a few days to have extra and for my daughter n laws family. Last March when "the war" started I got enough for my kids and their families and my neighbor. This month I got some for my daughter's ex husband and his wife and enough for my grandson in case something happens while my grandson is there. Good thing they are affordable lol. I get the same brand as you. Take care!

[@Golden3000997]

I would NOT recommend the water bob. Two reasons - first at 8lbs a gallon, you are looking at 800 lbs concentrated weight. You would need a structural analysis to be sure your floor could take it. Also, most people have one bathtub and that can be used for many things and types of drainage. I have 6 aquatainers. I think they are 7 gallons each. Each filled is about 50 -60 lbs. I bought rolling plant stands and have 1 container on each of them fixed with a bungee cord. I have one filled and the others standing ready. Since they are heavy, I can roll them around as I need them and distribute the weight. Right now they are all under my dining table, mostly hidden by a cloth. I am thinking about getting two more. During hurricane preparedness, I put all of my plastic garbage cans (clean because I use plastic liners) and I do fill them in the bathtub. But I can empty them into smaller containers more easily that something like the water bob.

[@Golden3000997]

I have water purification drops in the filled aquatainer and several more bottles of drops on standby.

[@richardmurdock574]

Very good point, I have heard that the water bob May leak, could have been a knock off though. I have a Worx wheelbarrow that has a Water bag that fits inside the barrel, it's 21 gallons.. Great for outdoor water needs

[@carlabythelake8162]

@Christine Natale My son is a builder. I asked him about that 800 pounds. You are 100% correct. Most structures would Not be rated for that much weight. But, in an emergency perhaps the benefit would outweigh (no pun intended) the risk. I also recycle my juice containers to hold water. I would like some of those 5 gallon containers someday too, though.

[@Golden3000997]

One more point - even though it (a water bob) has a spigot, it is likely that it will not drain all the way to the bottom. If even 1/4 of the water is left in and you had to move it to drain some out, that would still be 200 lbs to try to shift!

[@laurievoelker9005]

Watching on the 31st. 👍🏻

[@antheredhen]

Lol to brown nose with your new fiance on here. You go girl!! I just bought the same magazine!! Going to buy more "fillers" this week.. This video was awesome. Ordered the propane adapter. Want the water pump, camera, and goggles. What's a secondary market?

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh, I had helped someone out (never expecting anything back) but they just gave me the night vision goggles as a way of paying me back.

[@brushbum7508]

Just got the gas one thru U. TAKE CARE..

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Thank you!

[@debbithompson2181]

I do want a water Bob, thank you for the reminder! I also like the little camp stove, do I need to be concerned about carbon monoxide when using that stove?

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I would have a carbon monoxide detector just in case.But a lot of people cook indoors with butane and it's perfectly safe. People use these inside their campers and camper vans!

[@angelam4258]

I went and grabbed a second case of ham, but man is it salty but will be good in beans. Augustin farms cream of wheat is on sale this week 8.99. got Potatoe shreds last week for 8. I think they have a sale product of the weak for something

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh I love cream of wheat. Back in the day they made strawberry cream of wheat and i haven't seen it in a long time...miss that

[@danieladams3245]

Great information always watch your videos keep up the great work

[@UnusualEra]

👍

[@UnusualEra]

I am from a sunshine state cold "Golden State", Californian. However, it is becoming a brass now days. Kkkkkk

[@kitcarlson6580]

The water cooler bottles have a hand pump and a USB charged pump.. I hate they refill them and put stickers gotta get caps to seal them better

[@ivasomersault8495]

when u got some spare money, i would get a spare water pump xx

[@jeff-fm5nz]

We're can I find the 5 gal square water bottles. I've only seen the round one in sc . Thanks for what you do and stay safe

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I got home at BJs for about $6. I'm not sure if all BJ's carry the same exact ones, or if it's a regional thing.

[@Iridium242]

Dont feel bad I have been prepping since the late 90s and just got a Water Bob last month LOL yeah lots of good stuff you got and great idea on a second stove to cook with. The pumps are awesome I have a few manual ones for the 5 gallon jugs as well as a few of the battery powered (rechargeable) ones

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

OK, if you just got one last month, then I don't feel so bad!

[@ashlynnelson2595]

Can we see a picture of obie with that doggie backpack. I only ask because I have GSDS and would like to see how uncomfortable or comfortable it maybe in a large dog

[@jeffsheldon4096]

Just an fyi. You showed a 30 round mag. I have many. I did have one loaded for about a year. It swelled up and wouldn’t seat in the mag well. Just something to think about. You may have different results.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Should be a 25rd mag...but hopefully that doesn't happen!

[@billieb5297]

May I ask where you bought your 5 gal water jugs? Like that they’re square and stackable. Thanks in advance. 😊

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I got those from BJs for around $6

[@billieb5297]

@@sunshinestatesurvival - Wow. Great buy! Unfortunately I only have Sams and Costco nearby. Appreciate you responding back.

[@tangleaotodd4497]

Can you share we're you bought the eye seeing gadget at night.

[@cathyl4622]

Wait you can refill the small propane tanks with a large one? Can you demonstrate ?

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Yeah, I'll try to make a video on that!

[@winterwolf2012]

If you refill the Colman 1 pound can, you cannot travel with it in your vehicle without breaking the law. There are one-pound cans that are made to be refilled & can be taken in your car or truck.

[@paladin1544]

if the mic clip is the issue, use a chip clip amd glue to fix

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

It wasn't the clip, I literally cracked it open and the USB C port disconnected from the chip inside, like the weld points broke apart. Lol

[@paladin1544]

@@sunshinestatesurvival Oh Sunshine. What are we going to do with you? lol

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Hahaha! Sometimes I need to just slow down and stop being spastic

[@richardmurdock574]

Hi Sunshine, question, have you ever used one of those Solar shower bags, being in Florida you probably have more sunny days than I do in NC. Was thinking about adding one for off grid dishwashing. I have to know more about What the Clips go to. I have looked back at some of your other videos and couldn't find it.. Also does the security camera, whistle or beep..? I think most people breaking in go for an easy target. Personally I think if one squeeze a professional security system into their budget they are Well worth it, with doors and window sensors notification... Thanks for sharing, ps give me the name of the personal protection that goes with the clips please.. We are using byrna product's but always thinking about extra personal protection of all types

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh yeah, I have one and they work great! I was surprised how hot the water actually got in a few hours. Because there's a lot of water weight hanging on it, I would definitely suggest reinforcing the plastic area where you hang it from, as it may split under that weight. Some are made better than others. You can really make a solar heated water unit out of any receptacle, if you line it with black contractor bags and leave it in the sun, but the hanging bag with a shower nozzle is convenient for using for actual showers.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh and that mag was for a Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 LR

[@richardmurdock574]

Thank you so much for the information I appreciate it

[@megandonahue9220]

You sound fine.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Okay good!

[@grindychum]

They also make water pumps (for the 5 gal water jugs) that run on a rechargable battery, charges via USB. Mine cost around $10.

[@DisabledandPrepping]

Thanks for the information 😊

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh that's awesome

[@Pmwalls46]

@grindychum Could you say where you found that or do you have a link you could post ? Would really appreciate it. 👍

[@faroutgolf3650]

It's so weird people gotta order normal food online, that should be readily available on Walmart shelves! I know something you might need. Maybe you could invest in an inexpensive mountain bicycle. What if the grid goes down and there's no gas or fuel? A bicycle is the next best thing... Good exercise too!

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Yep, I actually bought my son and I bicycles last month for both of those reasons! I need to get in better shape, and I thought it couldn't hurt to have an alternate form of transportation if gas becomes unaffordable or unavailable, or if there's something like an EMP.

[@clintmatthews4342]

Wait. You are an Amazon shopper and no Nano Silver water? Type nano silver in the search bar. All kinds of silver health and beauty products come up. I have gotten the Silvex wound healing gel, SilverSol throat lozenges, colloidal silver soap, and Silver Doc silver hydrosol which is my choice brand for injestable silver water. If you have any questions I have been using all these products for the past three years religiously.

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

What makes you think I don't have silver on hand? Lol. I have and use colloidal silver for all of the many benefits. I absolutely love it!

[@clintmatthews4342]

@@sunshinestatesurvival why haven't you mentioned it in any videos. And colloidal silver particle size is too large to effectively fight C19 or the vaxes. You will need nano silver with a silver particle size of 5 nm or less. C-19 and vaxes can pass through the blood/brain barrier. Nano Silver can as well. A great backup to nano silver is sodium borate (20 Mule Team Borax). It also can pass through the blood/brain barrier and kill the spike proteins.

[@dgunearthed7859]

where do you get that square 5 plus gallon water bottle?

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I got those at BJs

[@brendaz9222]

I also bought the corn, there are only 3 of us, do I have to keep the rest that I don't use in the fridge or do I add another oxygen absorber to the can and keep it in our cupboard? I also got some ham in the can. I have some of those shallow plastic containers holding food under our beds, found them at Goodwill. Thanks for your videos!

[@RiceaRoni354]

You can grind it too. It last quite a while opened. Just put an oxygen absorber in it

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I'm thinking that after using a portion of the freeze dried corn, it will be fine to add an O2 absorber, but I wouldn't put it back in the No 10 can, because that lid won't have an airtight seal. Maybe put the reminder in a canning jar with an O2 absorber

[@kellysheridan4064]

Hi .. where are you buying those big blue water jugs ?

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I get those at BJs. They're around $6

[@antheredhen]

Where do you get the square stackable water bottles? . I've never seen them. I'm having trouble store water. I'm buying the round one's. They take up to much space

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

I get those water bottles at BJ's. I'm not sure if all BJ's have the same shaped bottles, but I love the stackability.

[@SomewhereInWTX]

Family DOllar has that smoked ham for $1/ea as of last week

[@sunshinestatesurvival]

Oh wow! Thanks for the heads up