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[@patricktamber6149]

Stopped by a Goodwill store in a small town by me yesterday...they had 90% off all summer stuff...i got 300 packets of veggie seeds, about 40 flower seeds.. for 6 CENTS EACH!!!!!!! Heirloom, Non-GMO seeds...Holy cats!! Such a GREAT deal!!

[@thisnthattalks1153]

That's a great deal!!

[@americanpatriot7247]

Great deal!!!! Jealous..... grin.

[@sallybowes2004]

Great find! Congrats!

[@marthaewing1230]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💞

[@Bloodhoundjed1]

Wow, that's a great deal!

[@JS-px3et]

I got my license in the 70's. My Daddy would not let me take my test until I could change a tire, change my oil, and change a spark plug. Those lessons have helped me many times over the years.

[@cynthiadodge3089]

Our father also insisted on those "talents" before driving, as well. Something I did with my 2 kiddos, too!

[@saundrawaugh1979]

So thankful my Dad also required these things before I drove!!!!

[@Cayuse2009]

You had a smart Dad. The more self-sufficient you can become the better. I got a degree in Diesel Mechanics in 1976 and it has been very useful on my farm.

[@cindygregory8046]

My future father in law was not pleased when his son made me change my own flat tire. Fortunately I have not had many flat tires, but I needed and used that skill.

[@Paprepper411]

That's the way it should be 💯

[@connegraf6047]

Your children are going to be amazing adults because of the choices you are making! God Bless all of you!

[@BamaPatti]

Being a Senior Citizen, and living in a small mobile home I don’t have the option of gardening or anything like that but at the end of the summer, I found the Buddy heater on sale (and I had been saving for it) so I got that! This will be my heat source if something happens to the power grid! I’m just an old lady doing the best she can!!! 🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@richardmurdock574]

God Bless you, you could always place one or two container veggies, maybe tomato and cucumbers, peppers, we have great luck with those..

[@Gumby1978]

I had two trees cut out of my neighbors yard to prevent damage to my property. I got a nice oak and maple tree of fire wood. I feel blessed. Mississippi Proud

[@annetteliuzza7356]

I always had a tire jack, set of tools and jumper cables! Something my dad taught us all as kids. I’m an old lady and have jumped younger people off using my jumper cables because their car was dead and they had nothing!

[@MelissaAnnCalderon]

My children were all brought up to be self sufficient and taught basic skills and general upkeep of a car or truck and definitely a bike was very important. Today's young folks can turn on a computer and maneuver through it but can't even change a car or bike tire, mend clothing, maintain a small garden lots of lost skills to mention.

[@jeanmader2302]

I have been saving my dryer lint, because I heard it is one of the BEST firestarters. I have MANY large detergent borpttles in my basement filled with water that is soapy. Not only is it good for general cleaning, but when I was a bit low on detergent, I poured some of the soapy water in the washing machine and got enough suds to do my load of laundry. I made a Faraday cage out of a small steel trash can, and I have two grills, and a chafing dish with inside safe stereo, lots of flashlights, and plastic spoons, etc., and canned goods, rice, beans, pasta, coffee, tea, vinegar, and spices, which I use for cooking, AND medicinal uses, like Oregano oil, and when I wi shed I could find wild lettuce for a natural pain killer, God put some in my flower bed. I couldn't believe that happened at first, but he often answers my prayers. I let the plants go to seed, and saved it.nJust a good start.

[@stevemorrison9107]

put some dryer lint in an egg carton mix with hot wax and string for a wick,,,,, good for easy lighting a dozen fires

[@Cthomas5678]

I found that the paper towels I use to drain my fried food on lights up fast and works wonderfully!! Better than any thing else I’ve used. I just fold it up and shove in a gallon ziplock bag.

[@Cthomas5678]

It’s sets in fire quickly and burns well to get a fire started

[@cogit8able]

Careful on the wild lettuce. They are an amazingly efficient reseeder.

[@user-tp6zv6sg6l]

Praying God helps Americans stand together. Open our eyes to all the lies and truths.

[@BarHarborMoOse]

Keep praying man

[@bgilton79]

That’s one of many reasons why we bought a camper 15 years ago. I love camping with the family but I like to have everything we might need with us.

[@LenaTurner8]

Congratulations to the winner of the Prepper bar❤

[@anette7283]

I am one of the lucky ones who doesnt need any medicin at 68

[@Maggie-g1v]

Me too @ 66, No meds!!! Yeah us 😘

[@Linda-ol1zz]

67 female, NO MEDS, thank God

[@anette7283]

@@Linda-ol1zz we must be doing something right 😃

[@momnnita]

@@anette7283 me too, same age and healthy, the trick is to stay away from doctors

[@jtellis6423]

Good diet growing up. But it’s always a good idea to have emergency supply.

[@IslandBuzzy]

Asian restaurants buy their soy sauce in 5 gallon, food grade buckets, and they have to pay to recycle them. They're usually happy to sell or give them to you.

[@jzeff6250]

Yes!! I live in an apartment and I have my six heirloom tomatoes and six different peppers growing in soy sauce buckets on my deck. All free!

[@richardmurdock574]

Some store bakeries will do the same thing with their Frosting buckets

[@deangriffin8997]

I went a few years, not heating my home. Just lots of layers. Was working each day cutting down trees, burning the branches. Had some down comforters too. An older friend pointed out of the huge psychological lift I am missing. Not just the heat. Smell of the hickory smoke is nice. Or each wood too. I expect a cold Winter. I can heat my 350 sq foot room with propane. But looks like I need to cut wood, but a bit disabled now.

[@kf5hcr176]

Please get yourself electric blankets, 120 volt AC, and a 12 volt blanket or throw. Inexpensive. If not from online, Amazon etc, check truck stops, they have lots of 12 volt DC appliances. That way if the electricity is out, you can use your car battery. Also, Aladdin oil lamps put out a fair amount of heat. My dog's warm, but I don't think I want to snuggle up with him!! Take care

[@Bloodhoundjed1]

@@kf5hcr176 We loved using our oil lamps in the winter. I used the oil lamps to keep the bathrooms a little warmer in the winter. In the middle of the night, you didn't have to turn on a light.

[@janiefox3458]

Luckily my present car you can't lock your fob in the car - - I blew a tire a about 18 months ago it was out of luck time, even though I had everything needed at 76 I couldn't do it - - a very kind guy stopped and changed it - and even checked in with me to make sure I got home ok.

[@Bloodhoundjed1]

I know how to change a tire, but I drive a truck with 17" tires and they are a little heavy for me. Luckily, I've been able to call my husband to help change it.

[@cogit8able]

I have had to change my own tire in subzero on the side of a freeway. Absolutely no one stopped.

[@janiefox3458]

@@cogit8able You reminded me of clear back in1972 I had a flat and was 9 months pregnant and not a soul stopped to help until I was putting the last lug nut on. Military wives have to do it all.

[@rachelAB9503]

I don't always comment, but I watch daily. I appreciate you guys so much, it helps keep me motivated, accountable and informed. Thank you so much and praying for a safe trip back home for your family! 🥰

[@angik23]

Your lists are very helpful! Seems to always be something I’ve missed in my preps. Thank you Colby!! ✝️🙏🏼🕊️🇺🇸

[@bambijimper]

My dad also instilled a knowledge about driving and our vehicles when we were growing up and learning to drive. We all started on a stick shift and our first vehicles were also sticks. I still love to drive a stick shift to this day. Though I have to admit we do currently drive an automatic. I miss the days of my husband being able to work on a car. With all the new technology he cannot repair them anymore. Even replacing a battery in our Dodge Journey was a costly nightmare. I will never own another one for sure. Had to take it to a battery store to be replaced. Hubby looked online and it was so costly to buy all the parts needed to replace it. You can't get to it from the hood, you have to remove the front tire and half the front of the car to get to it. It would have cost hundreds of $$$ to get the tools. We don't have a garage to store anything either. The dealership was our only other answer and they couldn't touch it for 2 weeks!!! At that time we had my mom living with us, we couldn't afford to be without a car that long. It was crazy. Walmart and Sam's Club wouldn't touch it either. Sam's told us about the battery store. They did it in less than 2 hours and it was a little over $225. We miss his '73 Ford Truck...lol

[@Bloodhoundjed1]

My husband and I both loved stick shifts, unfortunately our knees don't, so we now drive automatics. And he used to work on a lot of our older vehicles as well. It is harder to work on some of the newer ones. He was in the process of trying to rebuild his 73 Ford pu, but things got detoured. I really wished it was finished, to use for a backup vehicle or just to cruise around in.

[@bambijimper]

@@Bloodhoundjed1 Ironic that we both had '73 Fords :) Ours was a short bed, light yellow, in Calif. had to sell to junk yard in 95ish. But wish we had been able to have it repaired back then. It was an automatic, but didn't have bells and whistles. No power anything.

[@richardmurdock574]

Great information, Thank you... With Debby coming thru, I added a usb water dispenser pump, goes over the 5 gallon water jugs you would buy at the store.. Also added waterproof phone bag, and a good set of Wader's... Your absolutely right on at least changing your tire once, going thru the process, and adding a breaker bar and a solid wide platform for the jack...

[@Bama_J]

Afternoon y’all

[@deborahlord2540]

Thanks for the tip on getting food grade buckets ❤

[@kellyscherer6682]

Just bought 3 very large food grade olive barrels myself…

[@318stacywiley]

Hello from Louisiana

[@Deborah-mu2sl]

I love you and your wife’s insight especially on things I might not even consider.

[@shelleyasbury3846]

I always put a small floor jack in my vehicle. A four way .

[@cogit8able]

And Jumper cables.

[@Honugirl]

Great ideas and reminders for going out of town and just being prepared. Thanks for always keeping us up to date on news and for the great prepping tips! ❤

[@rakamas]

Thank you Colby ❤️✝️, Congratulations Lori 🎉🎈

[@momnnita]

Yes definitely carry epi pen if you're allergic to bee's or even peanuts. Great info. Thanks Colby and God bless ya'll

[@jeffhower8151]

Epi pens are expensive and have a shelf life of about 6 months. They also have a stored temperature range that is inconsistent with other than living indoors.

[@momnnita]

I probably need a new one and I know they're expensive, but I'm allergic to bee's and thank you for reminding me

[@deborahhunt7448]

These are some great things to have on hand. Thank you!😊😊

[@chfgypsy]

YL essential oil...purification will take away pain and help to limit swelling of bee stings.. Always carry benadryl as well..

[@Cthomas5678]

Hubby and I go fishing on our resivoir in our small town we’re probably 20 minutes away from home but I always have things on board stored away plus I carry a tote with about anything we might need and I always have Tylenol Benadryl etc I even carry a pre charged charger for the phones and I have a blue tooth speaker to listen to jams while we’re out there!! It’s so relaxing

[@kathychristian1207]

LIsten to your update daily...I always hear something that I haven't thought of previously! We are hopefully preparing as we should! Thanks for your concern for the rest of us!

[@T.I.ChildofGod]

I pray your vacation has been amazing! God bless and thank you

[@AudreyGreene-v9o]

Thank you, Colby. You are a jewel & treasure for all of us. I am watching, taking notes & doing what I can as I can. You are a blessing!💡👏🏻😃 9:12

[@greggbryson3957]

Came to show my support. Thanks for sharing and have a great day. Much love.

[@CheezyMike13]

Good stuff as always Colby!

[@SuperVondakay]

Appreciate you sharing this information

[@zuke5432]

Thanks for sharing!

[@charlenefrazier6734]

Thanks again!! Keep prepping’.

[@Joseph-wp2ry]

👍 I’ve got 2 spare trailer tires on rims-wheels mounted higher up on the inside wall of trailer. I ordered it installed and mounted that way from the trailer manufacturer. However, I need to install a floor Jack and proper tools though. Thanks for the reminder. 😮 I do have 5 years of split and stacked farewood inside a building constructed with treated lumber though. And Praise Jesus that I know a guy; I have 75 extra, brand new chainsaw chains. I started buying them about 10 years ago because I knew the prices would double. 85 lbs of honey, stored in glass jars… Recently got Eppi Pen. Plan on purchasing a second one. Folks don’t realize that it takes years of research and planning. Once Obummer won a second term, wifeee and I sought the Lord, and actually have had fun in prepping. One of the biggest reasons was that either way, the products that we began purchasing, were ones that we would eventually need regardless, and were purchased with 2013 ⬆️ dollars…. Just one example is the 30 lb roll of heavy duty tin foil from the restaurant supply house. The 2 rolls that we bought back in 2005, have more than doubled in price. Still have 1 1/2 rolls left. Get with it people ! You’ll thank me later ……

[@tammygriffin8742]

Thanks for your videos

[@janellaschenk4094]

Great ideas! Thanks for letting us know! Love the Macs!! ❤

[@annsandstedt5264]

Thanks for the great info.

[@carolineyruegas5813]

Thank you so much for your videos. I am just starting and so overwhelmed. God bless!

[@HoneyBee_1928]

Great information. We are always open to new ideas. Blessings ❤

[@joemvin.j3-16]

Thank you for your suggestions!! ☝️👏✌️👍💪💪

[@22ERICSHELLY]

Thank you. May Jesus continue to bless you and your family

[@jamesmcalpin2227]

I never heard of anyone keeping an Epi-pen when I was a kid. Several of us would get stung by wasps (sometimes multiple times) and the folks would help us put chewing tobacco on the stings. I guess kids were a little tougher back then.

[@cogit8able]

Keep benedryl. In a pinch you can crush a tablet and put it in lotion for bug bites. take internally as well

[@debrareeder7675]

Thank you ❤

[@PatriciaStultz-lb6mx]

TU and God bless you and your family

[@elcehl]

Have a Blessed trip. Ty for the phone advice and bakery food buckets❤🙏

[@cynthiasmith4546]

Great advice!

[@ArrynShellman-jf9sv]

I have a list of stuff I get every month, but defiantly need a couple items. Thank you Colby!

[@brendahaire8824]

Great information

[@CassiePicchi]

You post very interesting things. Thanks for helping and reaching out to help.

[@danielrooney8581]

I really like everything you put into your videos all the time and effort. Thank you

[@Hudson-kh5xh]

Love the Mac's ❤❤❤❤❤😂

[@jimtillapaugh5551]

Congratulations to the winner 🎉

[@catherinehartwell7186]

I appreciate your insights.

[@elaineewart6640]

I love the list thank you

[@deborahjackson6889]

Thank you for all you do to help us prepare.

[@kathyshaw2870]

GOD BLESS Y'ALL ALWAYS~

[@virginiafries3731]

Congrats to this months winner! I really like these videos on what to buy to be prepared. You always come up with something I haven't thought of. I have topical things for allergic reactions and two forms of benedryl but never thought of having an epi pen since we don't have known serious allergies. Such a great item! Thank you for all your helpful videos.

[@debgamboa3869]

Good information, as usual. Nice to be reminded of basic items we use or will eventually have a need for, stuff we may take for granted.

[@sherylstow8685]

Thank you for sharing, I always appreciate you and every videos.

[@LindaAlsobrook]

I like your videos on the items to stock up on.Thanks

[@user-hr4wm4pu4b]

Good information

[@davidbriegel6723]

Always have a tool kit, jumper cables, a means to fix/inflate a tire and a small GHB in my car.Thanks for your suggestions on the other items in this post

[@CATHYKNOTT]

Representing Kentucky

[@questionasker1749]

Florence KY in the house! Hey neighbor!😊😊😊❤

[@jannabors1961]

Thank you so much for all the good advice

[@corysnyder2835]

Thanks for all you do!

[@FlyerPatty29]

I have probably changed somewhere between eight and 10 tires in my day. However, I’m 75 years old these days and my strength is kind of went to the crapper. Technically, yes, I could carry a cheater bar. I know how to use one of those. But I don’t have the strength that I used to have so I have Road service. When I used to do and my age not so good to change these days. But I will say, even though I wasn’t changing my tire, which was a three-quarter Dodge diesel. I made sure that I had a heavier jack thing with the truck. Because at one time I was carrying a very heavy camper and I knew that the jack that came with the truck was not lifted. And of course, I had a road service once and he was using every single thing and finally at the very end he took out a jack exactly what I purchased to be a lift that heavy Because of the camper and it’s still in the truck I don’t drive it a lot 2002 with 72,000 miles. Yes I need to drive it more but sometimes because of it size you can’t get into some parking spaces. But I do love the truck it’s garage so as well taken care of I don’t care if it has 3000 miles on it or 2000 miles for the year it gets serviced once a year. Tires are taken care of because I live in a hot area and they don’t last long. Try to get 2 miles it usually into town or something so that I will have at least close to 20 miles to heat up the oil drive around the block. I learned that from fly airplane, they said you need an hour sometimes I only had 30 minutes, but I never started that plane unless I knew it was gonna have at least 30 minutes on that engine oil because of condensation that builds up you wanna make sure it’s all burned off. so even though I have tools with me. My husband are taking that toolbox with you. You don’t know how to do that. Nope I don’t but I can find someone that can if they have the tool. No longer with me since 2006, but I still had the same mindset. Including his welders because that was my dowry. No I didn’t remarry I decided I didn’t need to. It was my second marriage and both of no longer living but I did have a good 34 years with my last husband praise the Lord. And we did have a portable toilet business we started with four 1300.and yes, I had a commercial drivers license and yes, I drove heavy equipment 18 wheelers and our equipment. 75. I don’t need to do all that now.

[@Bloodhoundjed1]

I'm a female and almost 60. I still drive my three quarter ton Dodge diesel and I love it. I do know how to change tires, but the 17" tires seem heavier now. So, I have been lucky enough to call my husband and have him change it. But, we do have road side service for just in case.

[@FlyerPatty29]

@@Bloodhoundjed1 I still enjoy driving the truck at 75. And it is a six speed. 2002 the Cummins had the most torque of any engine at that time. And I wish my husband was still around also but you have a newer truck because you have 17 inch tires I have 16 inch, they’re very large and very heavy and no, I can’t change one. I do know how to do it technically with a shovel because I was taught this years ago when we had her business. Unless I had a cheater bar and I’m not even sure my age. But I always make sure I have the right equipment so somebody could change it for me.

[@Bloodhoundjed1]

@@FlyerPatty29 it's a 2005

[@seanpenrod]

Great video!

[@diannemiller4754]

Good evening from Michigan. I have several e-pi pen I am allergic to bee's. Thankfully I haven't been stung so far this year.

[@debbieroberts1611]

I learned to change a tire in high school. Part of drivers education. My father didn't work on cars and had most of his maintenance done. I need to figure out how to do this. I have sons; however they will not help me. I am 70 so I need to put this on my list of things to learn ❤

[@jennybeard4810]

Very helpful

[@donnamullins2089]

Colby my car is 10 years old. Good condition and well maintained. I had a flat close to Discount Tire. Don't know if it is Texas law or the law of discount but they would not put my donut tire on because it was 10 years old. (never used) They did give me a used tire free and sent me on my way. My tire size was not in stock for three days. (Think about your spare tire). Glad you and family had a good vacation. Safe travels home.

[@JT-cf5ol]

I’m Wondering how many new people are waking up to our current world situation as satan doesn’t even try to hide anymore .Thank you for continually trying To warn people and reduce the zombie herd or is it horde? By the way, I’ve been at this a few years. As a kid. I lived in a rural area with nothing to do other than chores (homesteading) and a lot of books. History and mystery books mostly, so putting the pieces together for our current world situation wasn’t that difficult. I’ve also had the opportunity to see the “machine” from the inside, and it’s far worse than most people know. Anyhow, Godspeed and good luck.

[@danielgant2214]

If you live near a Firehouse Sub store, they sell the 5 gallon buckets that their pickles come in for $3, that’s a great deal on a food grade bucket, they come with a reusable top.

[@tammy707]

That’s where I got mine, they still smell like pickles lol

[@lynnwooton5984]

I really enjoy your videos. I learn something every time. Praying for this world 🙏🏼🎚️

[@randykrannig3933]

Cody, my friend at the 514 time stamp you were hit by an intruder from above on your right arm. Really enjoy your and your family’s channels.

[@gardeninggirlct]

💩🤔

[@teresaechols1]

Love your channel.

[@TheMacs1]

Thank you!

[@ToddDunsmore]

Thank you for the great advice.

[@deborahzink5617]

Thanks for this post! I purchased a rim and tire for my van since it does not come with one. BUT, I wasn't thinking! I have no jack. If I had not listened to your post, I may have been stuck when in need. I just wasn't thinking.

[@paulstark1832]

Fully agree❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@thetraveler2499]

Thank you! I have a small handheld chainsaw that broke a few weeks ago. I keep thinking I need to learn to fix it, and, I want to order another one to just cut up small stuff. Not able to handle a bigger one, so this has to do . I have quite a few extra things for my car, since I travel for work, so I realize I need to check and recheck!

[@michellebeaty7248]

I wouldn't have thought of an Epipen if no one has allergies... great idea!

[@shelleydowden8209]

Tyall for y’all’s consistency in sharing and teaching us! We love y’all!😘God Bless!💕🙏🏻💕

[@NannyNettie]

Always Truth. Thank you

[@tanillecramer3915]

I always get my buckets at Walmart bakery for $1

[@richfree3097]

Thanks so much for Sharing those Super practical tips as NOW is the Time to BE FULLY PREPARED!!!!!!

[@kathleenrobinson2486]

I’m gonna check with a bakery for the buckets thanks for that tip 😊

[@jadacaniford7300]

Great ideas. Thank you

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I love your channel

[@ejuran2661]

Congratulations Tori🎉🎉

[@jeffkodiak]

Thank you.

[@loriditz162]

I appreciate your content.

[@richardspence3447]

Hello from Cleveland Ohio

[@lovelivelaugh7712]

Thank you for your videos

[@kristiwilliams3855]

My sufggestion as a holistic NP: also have Benadryl, Claritin or Zyrtec to try prior to using epipen and only use if there is throat swelling and difficult breathing. Also homeopathic kit with reference guide can also be used prior to epipen. Medrol dose pack is also a “must have” to avoid trips to the doctor!

[@Mimiohhappyday]

Great content as always. I will definitely be making purchases for my preps this weekend. Thanks for the recommendation

[@nuggetjackson7067]

Nice to have a Christian view.

[@debbiekasmar282]

Great advice, even seniors can do this. Thanks....