21 Things That Preppers Know Will Be Priceless After The Collapse

As the world becomes increasingly uncertain, it is essential to be prepared for any scenario that may arise. In this video, I go over 21 must-have prepping supplies that are bound to disappear from store shelves and become priceless in a collapse.
As we witness empty store shelves during times of crisis, it becomes evident that certain supplies become scarce before others do. That's why knowing what items to stockpile beforehand is key.
While this list is 21 items that will become priceless in a collapse, I mentioned many more during this video that fall into each category.
This video uncovers the truth about prepping supplies that will disappear when the collapse occurs. From ammunition to alcohol, to the significance of personal hygiene products, I leave no stone unturned.
Don't be caught off guard when the collapse happens - arm yourself with the knowledge of what supplies are vital for survival. Watch this video now to discover the prepping essentials that every prepper knows will be priceless in an SHTF scenario.
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0:00 Intro
1:32 Cash
2:24 Meds
3:06 OTC
3:47 Alcohol
4:42 Books
5:26 Food
6:23 Car Parts
7:21 Camping Gear
7:55 Flashlights
8:46 Batteries
9:46 Cleaning Supplies
10:39 Hygiene
11:46 Foil & Baggies
12:27 Tape & Cordage
13:12 Clothing
14:32 Baby Supplies
15:35 Fire Starting
16:37 First Aid
17:24 Tools
18:31 Seeds
19:27 Ammo

[@frankedgar6694]

In the winter of 2021, when we lost power in Texas, my camp stove and lanterns came in handy. We have a bigger supply of butane/propane now as a result.

[@ShooterMcgavin6]

I have 8 of those grill bottles and one 50 pound tank I keep filled for this reason. I use one for a grill but it stays full

[@GluteusMax777]

I would never barter ammo. It can be used against you. They can have it after I lose a gun battle.

[@striperkid]

For every weather related disaster I've been through and the 2020 pandemic, I found: Water, toilet paper, hygiene products, lithium batteries, rechargeable batteries, solar chargers, solar lighting, expired meds, dried foods, and fuel sources to be most valuable. There's 3 main things you need to survive in most conditions. You need to stay warm, dry, and hydrated. My GHB or BOB contains items that will keep me warm, dry, and hydrated.

[@gpuckit]

It just hit me that you don't want to barter ammo, they could use it against you too take the rest of your preps...

[@kellybarthel8060]

Everything will be priceless.

[@Mike-mm8nz]

Stock up on good neighbors and organize. Common sense will be in high demand and short supply.

[@lewis9888]

I have been Prepping for many many years before retiring a few years ago. I am still prepping. I have a generous supply of different meds, first aid supplies, books, food, water, flashlights, batteries, cleaning supplies, fire starters, tools, camping gear, foil, Ziploc bags, contractor trash bags, some baby supplies, Heirloom Seeds coming out of my ears, ammo, different forms of fuel, comms, solar lights, sturdy boots, plenty of clothing water filters/containers, coffee filters with the knowledge of how to make them from scratch, good supply of hygiene products except a small supply of women's hygiene and a good amount of other supplies. Keep Prepping.

[@Blueknight1960]

You say you've been prepping for many, many years and now retired for a few years now. In all those many many years of prepping and money spent on prepping, how many times (other than maybe a few days during winter if the power went out) has that prepping saved your butt?

[@kathys.1764]

​@@Blueknight1960Had surgery. Couldn't shop for 3 months. Prepping saved my butt! Crap happens!

[@Hodado]

Don’t know if cash will be worth anything I think bullets could become currency

[@phild8095]

Are you gardening every year? It ain't as easy as some make it look.

[@Raggzzaug11]

I've never used my fire extinguishers, should I throw them out? Lol@@Blueknight1960

[@IMBrute-ir7gz]

One of the things that drives me crazy is the popular notion that people will routinely cook over open campfires. Really? Have you ever tried to cook over a campfire? Ever had to deal with wet firewood? Can you find enough dry, seasoned logs for day-in-day-out cooking and heating? Does anybody know what a rocket stove is? I've had mine for almost twenty years and, in my opinion, it's the perfect "survivalist" cooking stove. All you need is a handful of dry twigs and in no time at all you'll have a roaring little flame suitable for any frying or boiling application. The twigs should be no thicker than a pencil. You might run out of propane, gasoline, charcoal, or large logs, but you'll never run out of small twigs!

[@GluteusMax777]

Jet stoves and 2 n a half cords of oak/mesquite will work for awhile. Also have many bottles of bourbon and dozens of bottles of cheap wine. I'm a beer drinker, sucks for me. Thousands of . 22 cal pellets and 5 pellet rifles. Hopefully won't find out what a crow tastes like(gag).

[@morbward8281]

@@GluteusMax777 Squirls are tastey.

[@kenebarb5377]

@@GluteusMax777 Taste like chicken

[@lesliewebb6367]

Rocket stove 100% correct. Do you have an opinion on wood pellets?

[@IMBrute-ir7gz]

@@lesliewebb6367 Don't know. Never used them.

[@JERRYR708]

Bury water underground in glass wine jugs & bottles stored in bins. You can store valubles underground in 3-6 inch dia. pvc pipes with capped ends. When a thief thinks they cleaned the place out, you have a back up and frees up storage space.

[@daled8221]

Beans, bullets, & booze!

[@pnwoods]

& bullion.

[@ronalddunne3413]

wed, whites, and wine!

[@Bexs_Books_]

Beans, bullets, and booze beats, bears, beets, battlestar galactica! 😅

[@davidadrianmorales6585]

the more you have that ppl need, the more you will be a target...

[@tyler93539]

that's why you keep your mouth shut and don't tell anyone what you have

[@user-ho4nw5sf3w]

Tuna fish. Stock plenty of tuna fish. You can share it with your cat.

[@michaelparis983]

Hide your cats, hide your dogs, alot of people would love to get their hands on those. Specially when there is nothing to eat.

[@patrickcarso9161]

Neighborhood

[@user-ho4nw5sf3w]

Did you know that you can tune a piano, but you can't tuna fish.

[@TS-wh4ey]

​@@user-ho4nw5sf3w That's an REO album. Not Oreo, just REO. 😂

[@Bexs_Books_]

​@@michaelparis983 💯 it happened in Venezuela and a few Caribbean islands. Mangy animals on the streets were eaten!

[@sloppydog4375]

Preparing for shortages is a good thing you learn to be self reliant . How ever preparing for survival is a whole different ball game . This means to do what ever you need to do to survive . I guarantee you that most people will not prepare at all & when they or their kids get hungry enough they will start hunting for food & do what ever they have to do to get it !!! Are you willing to Kill someone over a can of beans or a loaf of bread ? Speaking for my self I wouldn’t want to live in that kind of world .

[@David-or7il]

Probably at the top of your list should have been rain barrels or a rain collection system

[@DangerClose13E]

I know, he didn't even mention water supplies.

[@amyphillips3691]

We live in the country, we have wells u can let a bucket down in like u used to do it

[@kenebarb5377]

@@amyphillips3691And natural springs

[@user-qm3jo9os7s]

True.

[@DangerClose13E]

@@amyphillips3691 Not as sanitary as it could be. Put a pump on it and seal it.

[@probuilder961]

Knives + axes + sharpening stones, etc.

[@JimMooney-yg6cd]

Throwing Axes: Zombies can’t hear them coming…

[@user-qm3jo9os7s]

I agree.

[@davidgarland949]

Knowing how to sharpen items can be a lost art

[@phild8095]

@@davidgarland949 I've been the go to guy with my inlaws. I give every one of the men a 2 sided diamond sharpener 300 and 1100 grit as a stocking stuffer. I was there for Easter and I was still sharpening knives.

[@Grigorgale]

Hygiene is covered by Dr broners soap for all your soap needs and baking soda for your teeth and scrubbing anything. Add vinegar for sanitation and food preservation

[@Metalheaddoc]

I did not see comms listed. Two way radios and AM/FM/Wx band radios. How many modern homes have old fashioned battery powered radios unless they are preppers, radio nerds, or old timers. Official Information is going to be a vital and scarce resource.

[@TheBugOutLocation]

Absolutely. And just like first aid, learning how to use them.

[@donadrian2688]

0😅

[@user-qm3jo9os7s]

I agree.get a shortwave radio you can listen to what the military are doing.also get a CB in case phones go down.

[@eyang7]

Ammos and guns are the most important to staying alive. You'll need that to protect yourself and your loved ones.

[@pauleades9037]

I think you will need shelter, water and food first....

[@eyang7]

@@pauleades9037 not if you can't protect it. Imagine if it's scrace, people will try to rob and kill you for it, which is why I said protection is first on the list as you can find foods, water, and shelter. Nvm fing mind, What am I saying, F it, you need all of it, doesn't matter what lmao 😅😂

[@sugu8403]

⁠@@eyang7Water #1 Food #2 Shelter #3 then protection #4

[@Mike-mm8nz]

@@sugu8403You will have none of them if you can’t protect it.

[@Asidebar]

@@pauleades9037 - That is a given!

[@Mike-mm8nz]

Yes cash will be a great fire starter.

[@jamespruett2849]

Make sure you get heirloom seeds,they will produce year after year,if it doesn't say heirloom on the package it's hybrid seed,if you save the seeds from hybrid plants they will grow plants but no veggies

[@TheBugOutLocation]

Great point!

[@ThaSilentOne420]

Hybrids are just crosses SMFH

[@genecurrivan2799]

​@@ThaSilentOne420 Yes, 'crosses'... You don't understand the genetics of what a hybrid is and why they are so popular. The proliferation of hybrid seeds allows seed companies to sell seeds year after year BECAUSE SECOND GEN PLANTS WILL NOT PRODUCE VIABLE FOOD. You have to rebuy your hybrid seeds year after year

[@shermdog6969]

I have a lot of non heirloom seeds that i replant every year. I plant squash, carrots, onions, and bell peppers year after year from the same seeds.

[@user-hb3uy7hr7s]

Thank you. Great advice

[@ChurnDashFarm]

62% of our clothes are imported from 6 Asian countries and come through the South China Sea. Clothes are so cheap (and cheaply made) that we really don't realize how important this is, especially with growing children.

[@pjp967]

Who is going to sell his ammo after a collapse when money will have nearly no value.

[@phild8095]

I might supply the local militia with ammo if they have some teens routinely work in my garden. I might also trade two meals and fresh water for a day's labor weeding my garden. Or I might trade a large tarp, nails and scrap lumber to cover a damaged roof for five gallons of gasoline, and a handgun Or a pharmacy pill bottle half full of salt for a coon hide if it is well stretched and scraped. I'll take a trade of two pounds of frozen meat for 2 hours of generator time to keep your refrigerator cold for another day.

[@ronalddunne3413]

trading stock...

[@phild8095]

I might trade some for labor building a grain mill on the creek or digging a well or digging an outhouse. I would also provide meals and lodging. Yes, I have thought about this. What did my grandparents do in 1935. Same kind of stuff. Some of his wine was still in the cellar 8 years after he passed.

[@southernexposure123]

You need someone who is able and who you can trust to cover your back.

[@youngblood2]

I'm retired and if I can't get my meds, I'm a dead man.

[@doughaven-rf8id]

I think of people who are reliant on meds, medical procedures and emergency surgery in collapse situation. That adds a whole other dimension to everything.

[@leslieclifton7625]

Why we need the alternative solutions, as in natures apothacary

[@familygene9030]

Most of the problems will be gone in 30 days . The vast majority in 90 days . I have 7 miles of barbed wire ready to go

[@michaelparis983]

Electric?

[@DangerClose13E]

The problems will be gone in 90 days or just the people dealing with them?

[@phild8095]

@@DangerClose13E One or the other. Mob choice.

[@JewTubeSux]

Cash will be worthless. Gold is the money of kings, silver is the money of gentlemen, barter is the money of peasants and debt us the money of slaves...

[@37gdog]

Start flashing gold around in a collapse and your life expectancy is going to drop drastically.

[@Manfred-cf9rn]

​​@@37gdog Some American G.I.s Were known to have collected Gold teeth from Dead and dying Japanese SOLDIERS 🪖 during the WAR in the Pacific! 😅 Those who MADE it, came home Rich 😂🤣👍

[@phild8095]

@@37gdog Or the men at arms you have protecting you will do what they are paid to do. There have always been wealthy and they have always had bodyguards.

[@phild8095]

@@Manfred-cf9rn ten teeth to an ounce, adjusting 1945 gold price to today, about six hundred bucks. For ten teeth. That's not coming home rich. Even with 100 teeth, that's like six thousand dollars. And trade in gold had been made illegal in the US on April 5, 1933.

[@edwardruiz4316]

Solar ovens cause you don’t want smoke giving you up , people smell barbecue and see smoke they know you have food

[@michaelschiessl8357]

Great list guys..Thought Provoking ideas here that people dont often think about!!

[@TheBugOutLocation]

Appreciate it!

[@obbycat9738]

Combs, nail clippers and files, tooth brushes.

[@dastillers25]

Bug spray, ain't nobody want ticks or mosquitoes

[@danhendricks1616]

Vote for solid Constitutional Canadiates. That would help in Government responses.....NY, NJ, Wisconsin Michigan, and Pennsylvania, all sent C-19 infected elderly, back into Nursing Homes. Just saying.

[@danhendricks1616]

Maybe it was Illinois instead Wisconsin. 5 Governor's, of Blue States.

[@user-kv1rv7er5u]

Basically - everything you use in daily life)

[@WillieM3]

Very helpful 👍

[@brucearney9536]

What good are car parts without gas ?

[@MrFunkdaddyfresh]

Fani Willis keeps a lot of cash at her house.

[@TheBugOutLocation]

😂

[@timmebruer5205]

Apparently your hero trump doesn't lol

[@TheBugOutLocation]

I'm sure he's fine lol

[@MrFunkdaddyfresh]

@@timmebruer5205 that’s President Trump to you.

[@phild8095]

@@MrFunkdaddyfresh soon to be inmate if there is actual justice left in America. By the way, if the Dems have so much power right now, why when Trump had both houses of congress in his first two years, why did Hillary not go to jail? Sign me An Eisenhower Republican.

[@probuilder961]

I have a recent road atlas hard copy.

[@user-de3mg1hg5l]

I'm so sorry for having fun with this shit.you do you.Rock on preppers !

[@timothylansdkroener8850]

Good job and list

[@jay_chang]

For fire starter supplies a magnifying glass can be more important than say matches or lighter as on a sunny day you could simply use it to start a fire. For sewing supplies bear in mind that most sewing needles are carbon steel with nickel plating and those tend to rust after a while with intensive use Getting stainless steel needles that can be sharpened without having to worry the rust, the hypoallergenic nature of stainless steel or simply food/surgical grade material can be used as suture needles in real emergency. As part of prepping I am making my own sewing needles, it's a highly sought after skill in medieval and pre industrial period. Instead of having to resort to making bone and wooden needles the ability to make metal needles that is more or less the quality of factory made needles is going to maintain quality of life in a post collapse situation or prolonged global supply chain disruption. Next up would be the ability to maintain or produce tools, sharpening knives, screwdrivers and scissors would be very important as daily tools do wear out after use, the lack of option to purchase, or with the prices of goods skyrocketing in disruption could very well mean your ability to repair tools is going to leverage your accessibility to protection by people. Blacksmith, Tailor, Doctor etc would be very important skill that people might want to snatch you instead of your supplies. Having soldering kit to repair or even salvage parts to fabricate improvised electronics would be highly sought after, as electronics makes up a big part of modern living, fixing the ventilation fan, air-conditioning or even power supply in solar or generators. Essentially of all the items in your prepping list, try to learn skill to repair if not produce them, even if quality is sub par currently in emergency situation the ability to make those items are going to give you an edge as supplies do run out eventually. Next important skill is production and processing food, especially pickles and preservation skill, which even with the best ability to repair refrigerators the odds are with prolonged disruption and industrial collapse unstable grid and expensive refrigerators is going to limit your ability to stockpile food.

[@witolddupa]

In WWII my dad would trade cigarettes for food

[@phild8095]

In the great depression and WWII my grandparents were paying their real estate taxes by selling eggs, produce, wine, having the kids earn money, grandmother being a midwife, grandfather working when jobs were available.

[@jeffarnold8425]

i believe in my life time , we will see another great depression like the 1930 s . with the cost of living going up , the way government spending money it wont be long . this is why i am a prepper glad i live in the country . have the knowledge skills and ways to live off the land .

[@survivalistprepper]

I completely agree. And sooner than most people like to believe. People assume it will be fine because it has been for so long.

[@user-is9hq1qq7i]

UHHH WE ARE IN ONE NOW !!!

[@jl696]

There's no way to prepare for all things but the list you compiled is a pretty good starting point for a list of barterable items to get those things you haven't considered until they are not available. I am kind of surprised that you did not mention water. I suppose you'd put that in the food category.

[@survivalistprepper]

Great point. I never thought about water when I was putting together notes.

[@scottmertlich3238]

That was the first thing

[@doughaven-rf8id]

You shouldn't even have to "think" about water. duh

[@davidgarland949]

I have a hard copy of information that I see is important. Electronic media is great but not in a grid down situation.

[@floridascratcher6190]

Ammo and firearms is number 1 for sure, having them will allow you to aquire all the other items on this list at ease

[@phild8095]

show up in my neighborhood and not politely ask for food now and see where it gets you. Even if you are armed.

[@ShooterMcgavin6]

Correction for video you don’t need candles you need wicks and latern oil less space

[@toddbaker47AG]

Also it depends on what part of the country you're in on Ammo . In my area, it seems like people are heavy on ammor .

[@phild8095]

Notes on AMMO. I am reloading. It took some cash to start, but I am making the following ammo for these prices. 223 $6.00 for a box of 20 9mm $7.50 for a box of 50 380 $7.00 for a box of 50 20 gauge birdshot $6.00 for a box of 25 410 bore birdshot $4.50 for a box of 25 410 bore 000 buckshot 3 per $2.00 per box of 5 It took an investment of over a thousand dollars, but I have recouped this investment after total of 500 pistol rounds, 300 shotshell rounds and 450 rifle rounds. Now I'm making some cheap to shoot and stockpile ammo. Got years worth. With the usual disclaimers, check you local laws, your mileage may vary and there may be shortages. Stock it deep, keep it cool and dry and date and rotate your stock. Primers just 4 years ago sold for $40/thousand. Now around $90-100 per thousand. At one point you could not find them anywhere. Also primers and powder require special shipping that ammo doesn't, so buying online costs an extra $20-40 for shipping. These are definitely a buy local item.

[@sloppydog4375]

What do you plan on shooting with all that ammo ?

[@phild8095]

@@sloppydog4375 hobby practice mostly, maybe some competition. Some years the wife and I go through 4,000 rounds each. Other years as little as 1,000 rounds each. We are old and slow, might look like a target. so we carry with hollow points regularly. And on the outside chance that the local militia needs it I will be glad to trade it for some work in the garden or some kitchen help for my wife.

[@chestermarcol3831]

I would add, that the 4 firearms that are going to do you the most good, are: 12 gauge pump shotgun (OO shells) compact 9mm (Hornady Critical Defense 115 grain FTX) A Henry Lever action 22 rifle (perfect for defense AND hunting small game) A 38 Special revolver (not a snub, but something like the Cimarron Model P Jr. with a 5.5 inch barrel, chambered with +p self defense hollow points) It's an easy to use weapon, by someone that doesn't have a lot of experience with guns, and it has adequate stopping power, and it's almost malfunction-proof)

[@phild8095]

@@chestermarcol3831 I agree with all of your selections. As we are old with worn out parts the shotgun on the wall is 410 gauge with 000 buck and or various 410 defensive rounds. (backup is 20 gauge, #4 buck) We both carry compact nine with FTX. We love our Henry 22 carbine and our revolver is a cheap Heritage with 22 mag/22 (SAO). Our reach out and touch something is the Henry 223 or a Savage bolt in 17 HMR. And there's the 9 carbine, the 380 mouse gun, and a few other 22s.

[@Manfred-cf9rn]

​@@chestermarcol3831 A silenced.22LR RIFLE or Pistol will also be in Order 😊

[@3peckeredgoat735]

Ammo, booze, meds, water, food.

[@patrickgniech7873]

I really wouldn't worry to much about car parts as there won't be any gas in a collapse. Now bicycle parts would be smart, especially extra inner tubes, chains and pedals.

[@phild8095]

Things won't all go away on day one. Before the total collapse there may be shortages of certain lubricants and fluids. Bicycles, great point. Keep it in operating condition by riding it. Keep it rust and grit free and lubricated. (the same care you would give to a fine firearm) There are a few specialty tools I would recommend, chain tool, spoke wrench, metric allen wrenches, cone wrench, spanners, chain ring tool, cassette removal tool for the specific bike. (there are too many of these) Oh, and everyone's favorite, the hand operated air pump.

[@mikechapin5669]

Have plenty of Valium on hand. To calm your loved ones down you are the man of the house it is your responsibility to protect it and try to bring as much comfort to your family as possible.

[@mikechapin5669]

I would think one of the most important things you might have mentioned but I missed it is long-term food storage canned goods MRE type meals. Food in the store will disappear by day 2 probably day one

[@celestialtl]

I need to build a new room I’m stocking so much ammo….this fall better happen soon…I’m out of room

[@T3_Surv]

Add support beams or joists for the flooring, if you have 10000-20000 rounds in a room, most floors not designed for that much per sf

[@Mike-mm8nz]

Stock up on sugar and yeast and seed corn. Open a liquor store.

[@phoenixmichaels]

Flashlights alone won't cut it when the power goes out for an extended period. Fuel lamps are good to have, but even they run out of fuel. There are several newer lamps available pretty cheap that use LED light. They can be powered by batteries, a magneto crank arm, a USB port, or a solar cell on the top... so there is no scenario whereas you cannot charge them up. I bought 10 of these on Amazon for $20 each. I had good light throughout my home recently during a blackout.

[@johnpelszynski6646]

WHAT'S THE POINT WHEN DEATH IS INEVITABLE ?

[@rickiemathews7894]

how about water lots of it

[@Blueknight1960]

Stored water only last for a short while before going bad. Having a hand operated well pump is your best choice.

[@jungleno.]

@@Blueknight1960 you are wrong. The gallon of tapwater with eight drops of 6% chlorine bleach in it will last indefinitely.

[@aintnoreason1480]

How do you stock up on prescriptions?

[@madcow3417]

After hurricane Katrina I saw results from surveys that were done after different natural disasters: fires, floods, earthquakes, hurricanes... The number 1 item on that list that people wished they had on hand was cash. For years I saved a $20 bill every week or so. When the pandemic hit toilet paper became much more valuable, since people were avoiding cash. Don't get me wrong, that was one of only a handful of disasters that make cash somewhat useless.

[@TheBugOutLocation]

Thanks. In a lot of disaster $5 may become more valuable than $5. Like you said though, it depends on the situation.

[@sloppydog4375]

Realistically how long do you think you can survive in a situation when Everything has gone down the toilet & the only thing you have to live on is what you have stocked up on . I guarantee you there will be something you didn’t think about that you need . Oh don’t for get about the people that did not prepare at all soon they will go on the hunt for the things that you have . Are you willing to kill to protect what you have - just remember they will have guns too. Make sure you have prepared for that situation cause it’s a sure bet it could happen !!!

[@0grounded]

You mentioned chargers for electronics. Wall chargers, Solar chargers/generators AND 12 volt chargers. A 12volt car battery may not start the car but will have enough power to charge your electronics with the right adapter.

[@spr00sem00se]

Spot on. I have enough bits and bobs on hand to charge gadgets from a car battery. And invertors , ups etc that can run from them. A couple of small solar panels to slowly recharge.

[@ericneilson9151]

In Alaska we eat are pets!!! Get a 500 gal tank and have it full of gas or diesel! Shelter, clothing, food, transportation and protection.

[@nathandively8524]

In my area at the beginning and theough the pandemic, ammo quickly became a barter item. Many anti gun people in my area quickly became gun owners. Pet food was hard to come by as well. Chickens, egg laying hens, were also being bartered. Not saying this is for everyone. Just thought i'd toss it out there for ya'll to think what was immediately difficult to get.

[@batonrouge6446]

@nathandively8524 Isn't it strange how anti-gun folks change their minds so quick when things get a bit rough. I remember when Obama was in office. Folks switched up real quick.

[@AnthonyGarlic-tr9br]

This happened to me 😭😔

[@stevenhatchel4042]

How do you get antibiotics without a prescription? Everything I've researched has stated it's illegal to buy without a prescription.

[@amandapischke8181]

Canadian pepper had an online antibiotic source for people and animals.

[@keithwelch8563]

Saved the best for last I’d stack the ammo first though

[@szariq7338]

One rule: Most stuff SHOULDN'T be bought if it won't give you any use in everyday life (maybe except prescription meds). Especially vices, you're really gonna buy cigarettes (that you don't even smoke), which don't have any other purpose just in case you MIGHT trade them?

[@TheBugOutLocation]

Great point. The potential that you'll need to throw it away is much higher than that you'll need it.

[@HeWhoHath]

Don’t forget about clams. There’s gonna be a major run on clams when SHTF. Stock up while you can.

[@johnwalters1055]

A two gallon pump sprayer makes a great waterconserving shower

[@stevenphillips9254]

Pocket lent for starting fire

[@susanpowell6449]

Good idea, but you can only get Lent at Easter. But in addition I would add buying a Father Christmas beard soaked in Southern Comfort which would be great for getting a fire going...in fact you might even be able to get this for free from someone very drunk and dressed up (as Father Christmas) at an Xmas office party!🤣🤣🤣

[@doughaven-rf8id]

Assuming you meant "lint" might be easier to start collecting from the dryer screen. Cotton balls with petroleum jelly works well.

[@dman3540]

Water

[@dalechambers5234]

Warlords will take over

[@ericb.4358]

Coffee will be in GREAT demand. Spices as well. I have a hand coffee bean grinder - just in case. "And even ammo in some cases." D' ya THINK? Damn right! Especially in common cartridges. BTW, BE SURE YOUR IMMUNIZATIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ARE UP TO DATE. (i.e. gamma globulin, typhoid fever, polio, etc.0

[@Manfred-cf9rn]

COFFEE!!☕☕☕ HAVE been taking it since l was 3!(outside the USA). Am 75- now.. CANNOT sleep 💤 with out having coffee ☕ before l Hit the sack! 😜

[@jhmumma]

Your videos are outstanding and give me a guide so I can be prepared. I'm Canadian and don't have a gun, and I have fired a few shotguns in the country (maybe six shots in total) and never a handgun. The only people I've known to have guns are hunters. Of course, it's entirely possible that people I don't know have guns for protection! I'm a woman over 60 and am wondering what you would suggest for personal protection. Thank you very much.

[@doughaven-rf8id]

In the city most criminals have guns.

[@russellgilson3536]

Dogs

[@frankbrown5321]

In a near collapse situation I think the gas stations would no longer be in service. Your vehicle will likely not break down or need maintenance from the 5 tanks of gas you can siphon before all the tanks run dry in all the vehicles. Unless people are refining crude oil in their backyard there will be no gasoline availability to the average citizen. 7:0

[@doughaven-rf8id]

Us country folks have such a great advantage especially having wooded acres. Plus the self subsisting skills that are part of everyday life. The people who live in metro areas will die in masses in very little time mostly from killing each other. It's best they not think about coming out here and trying to take what we have. They can just save themselves the trip and die in the city. The farther you live from any metro the safer you will be.

[@aintnoreason1480]

I wouldn’t even want to waste space storing toilet paper because you can live without it. Imagine how many people actually did that. Toilet paper takes up a lot of storage space and it’s not washable and reusable so that’s not a priority.

[@aintnoreason1480]

Reading glasses of all strengths. I would not be able to do anything without reading glasses. I can use them instead of prescription glasses and so could other people I would think. Also sunglasses.

[@brentforbush9237]

Water filters

[@user-yk7vd4zg3r]

Car parts was silly. In a grid down no vehicle is going to be running without fuel. You can’t get fuel without power to pump it out of the ground. You are going to be grounded where ever you are and don’t expect help to come for you, but do expect thugs to come in gangs rob you.

[@iykyk5961]

Antibiotics - I’ll agree with that. Prescription meds are an entirely different animal.

[@russellhorn7437]

Computerized cash registers won't work. Have you ever been in a store when for some reason there is a power outage?

[@ShooterMcgavin6]

Fruit trees moonshine still cannabis seeds fish antibiotics

[@mikechapin5669]

What about an egress plan if it gets really bad in the area that you're at have a back-up plan of where you would go. The problem with leaving the security of your home is the roads would become extremely dangerous you would be taking huge gambles by trying to regress.

[@doughaven-rf8id]

Real life Mad Max !

[@asabovesobelow7200]

Don’t forget candy bars 😊

[@user-js1hq6dl4k]

Cards, dominos

[@dragoonseye76]

Condiments

[@brucejoyce454]

2:39

[@user-qm3jo9os7s]

Get a shortwave radio you can listen to the military and know whats happening.get a CB in case phones go out.get a bike or moped .older motorcycle.they will run after a EMP.

[@Blueknight1960]

What type of disaster are you talking? Local, regional, national or world wide? Because if it isn't a national or world wide event, the items will be harder to get but can still be gotten.

[@RivhardDavenport]

stay close to your family!!!

[@hanhepicetan]

Compass and road atlas. Magnifying glass. Protein bars and shake

[@curtisredmerski3962]

You had better have JESUS. 1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-4 KJV JOHN 3:16 KJV EPHESIANS 2:8-9 KJV BELIEVE in JESUS CHRIST and be SAVED!

[@user-is9hq1qq7i]

ONLY IF IT IS A CATHOLIC JESUS. THE REST OF THEM ARE PHONY !!!!

[@john_in_phoenix]

Books, a Raspberry pi with Wikipedia is easy to build and power. Real books are even better. Antibiotics are actually easy to get, think of the nickname for New Zealand (also a brand of shoe polish) and order online. Everclear works in alcohol stoves, barter, disinfectant. Some spare solar panels mean you will be able to power LED lights. Silver and gold (smaller ones like 1/10th ounce gold, 1 ounce silver). Heirloom variety seeds, hybrids may not produce viable seeds for next year.

[@doughaven-rf8id]

Generate small amounts of power from a bicycle or stationary bike.

[@serega4087]

I would just move to Sweden or Japan and be living comfortably without have to worry for all this😅

[@russellgilson3536]

U assume rest of world will not be emped too. If our allies can help us, the attack will be useless.

[@bpazjr13]

this dude put out a camping supplies list.you need weapons and ammo to survive as long as you can. lol

[@fergusferguson4782]

Car parts?

[@RivhardDavenport]

CAN'T HOARD EVERYTHING, BUT A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING IS A GOOD IDEA!!!

[@Mike-mm8nz]

Car parts are good trotline weights.

[@brentforbush9237]

Zip ties

[@maggiepennington5583]

I don’t know what kind of seeds you had but I believe you were putting them way too thick!