Our New Preppers Pantry...In a Small Apartment?

[@chelms01]

Hello. Can you put the links here?

[@pegianddon]

Sure: Butane/Propane Stove: amzn.to/3ZwQ98g Aquapod Bathtub Kit: amzn.to/3Zz50zd Folding Stove (with fuel tablets): amzn.to/3PQksnc

[@chelms01]

@@pegianddon thank you!

[@nmc398]

Also for the little generator

[@chelms01]

@@nmc398 yes i want that link too

[@ShaGemDropper]

@pegidon5601 can u please link the solar power portable power station in the video?

[@halfcurly]

Currently on medical leave…we’ve been hitting the pantry pretty hard. I’ve noticed somethings are nearing expiration that we acquired back in 2020. I also thought we had a 6 mo supply of things, 2 mos in and many things are depleted. I’d like to encourage everyone to take inventory and reconsider the amt of items we are putting up if we are to rely on our pantries to sustain us. ❤️🙏🏾

[@pegianddon]

You may be right. What good is cereal if you run out of milk the first month?

[@halfcurly]

Exactly

[@charlesbaker1628]

Almost all food items have a "best use by date" , these are NOT expiration dates. none of the items you bought should be "expired" and are still good.

[@TonyaClark-fr4sl]

​@@pegianddonthe solution.. is to have powdered milk in your pantry and/or eat it dry. 😊

[@judimantos904]

Can you order groceries delivered from your local food market? Also most markets sell shelf stable milk that does not need refrigeration in quart containers. My market sells them on the baking isle.

[@girltalkwithtia2425]

I'm glad you're back I advocate for everybody anybody to always be prepared but it just feels extra good seeing that there are black people out here that are taking an interest in preparing

[@pegianddon]

Been doing it for years. It's just feels like time to take it back up a couple notches.

[@jeaninebowdry2045]

Quite a few of us are into prepping, we just don’t want everyone to know about it. Some family and friends will come to “depend” on the ones that think ahead.

[@girltalkwithtia2425]

@@jeaninebowdry2045 that's for sure it's wise to be lowkey

[@gailcurl8663]

@@girltalkwithtia2425 Low Key?? You put it out there on the Internet!! All the "Wrong People" Now Know!! And they Will Find You Too. I've been Stockpiling and Prepping for 12 yrs. now. No One Knows!! Keep Your Mouth Shut about what you have. It could Save Your Life!!

[@maggiepennington5583]

So glad to see you two back on here!

[@homemakingwithdenise]

Hey Don and Peggy…it was so good to see you again. Welcome back.

[@pegianddon]

Hi, Denise! Thank you!

[@gailsfoster3406]

I have Ramen too, mix it with wit a can of chicken, and can of mixed veges, and you habe a feast. Never defend your preps, you do you, and you family. Your awesome, keep stacking😊

[@yvettechristensen8315]

Great job! We are in a 2 bedroom, but still managed to squirrel away almost a year's worth of food. Every closet has half shelves under our hanging clothes. Both beds have freeze dried food and home canned items underneath. Top shelves have paper goods as they won't cause damage in an earthquake. Even our sofa has canned meat under the skirt. It can be done with some engenuity, lol

[@pegianddon]

That is awesome!

[@timeforchange3786]

I wish everyone thought like you. There would be less problems if an emergency occurs.

[@sharirohde]

Freeze your rice and flour for a few days before storing in an airtight container. It will kill bots and microorganisms that shorten the life of your food. Great to see you back to prepping! ❤️

[@dlc5276]

Welcome back! We’ve missed you! Love you guys! ❤

[@lovangels55]

I love it when a plan comes together,

[@dfabbot3456]

Good to see you back!!!!

[@thechronicillnessdiaries2773]

I live in a small apartment in the city. I have over a years worth of food. It CAN be done. Glad you all see the signs and are prepping again. I follow the Kroger sales closely. It helps me prep on a low income budget.

[@karenwood8124]

Folding stoves, that's what we need! We just recently bought some little cooking cans.

[@bethfromchicago8719]

We have a sterno...folding stove. It uses a canister of sterno..We found out the metal sides of the stove get very warm. Set it on a metal cooking sheet for stability. When we lost power a few years ago, we set the cooking sheet on a charcoal grill outside. The grill was just for stabilizing the cooking sheet and folding stove. Most of us prefer sturdy fry pans and one quart pans on our kitchen stoves. On the sterno..stove I recommend inexpensive small fry pans with thin bottoms. A one quart pan with a thin bottom is good also. You can put butter in the fry pan and fry bread until it is lightly browned and warm. The quart pot can boil water for pour over coffee, instant oatmeal, tea, etc. Chef Boyardee can be heated up in a pot. Don't put heavy or large pans on the sterno...stove because it could tip over. When we were without power during a five day outage, fry bread and pour over coffee was very good. The fast food restaurants had very long lines.

[@avahawkins6916]

I have missed you guys so much. We need more positive people on you tube.😁

[@pegianddon]

Yes we do! Thank you!

[@jerseygirl4736]

Hi there, Pegi & Don! It was good to see you guys. Now that you satisfied your wanderlust, my hope for you is that you find that perfect home so that Pegi can style a Christmas house, like the beautiful one in St. Louis. Be well and stay safe. God Bless!

[@SV-vx9ss]

Missed you guys! Glad you’re back at it! 🤗

[@kittygianelli6731]

I have a home in south Florida and it is hard to keep the house consistently cool and dry for a prepped pantry in the kitchen . We don’t have basements here. I use my walk-in closet for my prepped food. It is the coolest area in the home and the master bedroom has an air conditioner dedicated to that room. I have home canned goods there, wheat berries and about $5000 in Thrive Freeze dried foods. Having freeze dried foods in your pantry is a must. They last 25 years

[@pegianddon]

Thanks for sharing! I'm hearing a lot about Thrive. It sounds like a freeze dried food company? I will check it out, but we will likely be working on freeze drying food ourselves.

[@RSmith-td4ty]

Amen on beans and rice. I have a 5 lb bag of pinto beans and a 20 lb bag of rice. Your doing good. That white rice is still good. Don't stress having brown. Dynasty brown from WalMart is amazing. So you know 😅.

[@tlyng7571]

Had to subscribe. 😊 everybody don't forget, 🧐 cans are much heavier than clothing. Soo, don't stack them too high. Mine would be doubled like Pegi&Don's. Imagine... 4:26 a.m... you're enjoying your best sleeping hours and suddenly you hear the sound of your prep crashing to the floor 😯 If you can't install more shelves, you can still use ALL that wall space by stacking your light weight items on top of the canned goods. Your paper products, chips, pasta boxes can be stacked allllll the way up 😁 😊

[@jillhanley3119]

Glad you are back.enjoyed all your shopping trips. Made sense to me.

[@pegianddon]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@blazestarr368]

Welcome home!!!

[@truncinesaulsberry9664]

Nice seeing you again

[@leeauslander8305]

I think you are smart doing this!

[@benetagilley8539]

So happy you came back to my feed. Wow, you have had some big changes. This shows even in a small space you can find room for some preps.

[@Prariegirl2023]

Good for y’all!!

[@karenbell9598]

Omgosh I got started because of y'all and then I lost you! Thank you for sharing!

[@sharonstott4826]

You inspired me to go thru a packed full of coats and clothes closet and get a new prep area organized. Maybe my husband will pitch in.

[@kathym2501]

I live in a tiny 2 bedroom apartment built in the 60s. I use the small second bedroom as my pantry. It needs some major reorganizing. I am so happy to see you two again. Glad you're back❤️

[@timeforchange3786]

I am going to be building a tiny house and was considering building a 2nd room as a office/guest room. I think I will make a prepping room instead.

[@tinaingram885]

We are doing that too in a tiny 10 x 12 bedroom. Put shelves in there. Using an old chest of drawers for things, small shelves unit. I also store our vacuum cleaner in there, etc. Make you a first aid drawer too.😊

[@tinaingram885]

Put paper goods under your bed to store there. We use 2 rolls of toilet paper per day, on average. So I have counted the rolls to hopefully have 1 years worth. 😊

[@kathym2501]

@@tinaingram885 I have canned food under my bed and toilet paper and paper towels stacked to the ceiling in the corner of my Prepper room. I have water stored under both sinks, tops and floors of closets, under the sofa and many nooks and crannies around the house.

[@PastorToni]

Thank you both so very much ❤

[@pegianddon]

Our pleasure!

[@allanamoultrup402]

Great to see this.

[@martna1]

i don't worry about any of that. I stock up like I've done since I was 19 and I'm 71. I always had 1-2 weeks of TP, laundry detergent, fabric softener, dish liquid, and canned soup in case I was sick and couldn't shop or the roads were not plowed.

[@pegianddon]

So smart.

[@gailcurl8663]

You Need More Then Soup!!

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

My Dad was a farmboy in Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl and the whole family STAYED. Tough people. Then he was Career Military, think survival school. He taught me everything he taught my late brothers. I hated it at the time, but man have I sent innumerable prayers up for that knowledge since! Saved my butter more than once!

[@nmc398]

Suggestion...put rice in refrigerator for a day or 2 to kills whatever bugs are in it. I usually vacuum seal much of my dry foods before storing

[@IoneEvans]

Your earlier prepping videos is what *drew* me to yall. I didnt see any of "us" prepping in 2019 and i was like am i going crazy?? Don't yall see??😂 love that yall have always done realistic preps. ❤

[@Peacefulh20]

We use the buckets with the lids from Home Depot or Lowe’s. They are also air tight. We also throw an oxygen absorber in with our dry goods in those buckets. But if you want another alternative, get the buckets from Lowe’s or Home Depot :)

[@lionheart830]

Excellent start! Great advice! Thanks!

[@patsywhaley9614]

Happy to see you and your wife back. God bless you.❤🙏

[@cindywisdom6385]

I get my containers from SAMS, $2.00 each any size. Store rice, pasta, flour, oatmeal, sugar and many other things. They are at the bakery section in Sams.

[@pegianddon]

Wow! That's a good price! Are they gallon sized?

[@krazyk8346]

I just recently found heat and eat in an emergency MRE’s online. I became so obsessed with prepping when they started shutting things down when Covid started that I’m still buying things plus my spouse has fear of fire so I had to get smokeless cooking supplies but It is smart to prep for anything including building your go bags for couple and go bags for your kids as well we were originally going to have a safe room built but during a conversation with neighbors someone said don’t forget you will also need a plumber to build a place in the room for you guys to use the bathroom and I said oh lord we are not digging all these holes in the basement so I went back to the computer and found toilets with disposable bags plus I have some powder that turns urine and feces to basically nothing prepping takes time you don’t want to be caught without anything like matches that won’t absorb water if they get wet by a mistake or forgetting to put crayons and coloring books in the kids go bag. Littles things like that will eventually mean a lot.

[@mariebrawley9314]

Where did you find the powder? And what is it called

[@singerjo5791]

Welcome to Texas! Best state in the union!

[@trentonvet]

Thank you for this video. To me it's very refreshing to find a prepping video that isn't all about panic, nuclear war, financial collapse, or major food shortages coming. You seem like good decent people that want to help us on our prepping journey, and not like those who spread fear. Best of luck to you and thank you for the tips.

[@keciadickson392]

Oil lamps with oil....they provide so much heat and light. Candles, matches, chlorine tabs for water purification. Prepping is food, health and survival insurance....wise people prepare.

[@joybrooks564]

I have a two bedroom apartment and I utilize the two closets and the second bedroom for food and paper supplies

[@pegianddon]

Wow! Is it just you there?

[@joybrooks564]

@@pegianddon Yes, me and my two cats. I, too am in the process of restocking my food. Trying to get extra for the boys too

[@lindafoster9382]

People have been prepping for years now. I never really felt the need to until now. This current administration scares me. I've been prepping too but still need items. I like your EBL power station. I've been looking online at different ones. I like very much being able to charge it in your vehicle. Good luck with your prepping and may God protect us from the evil in our country.

[@rosemarie6545]

I’m so glad your video popped up on my phone, I sure have missed y’all. Thanks for all the info. Between y’all and Alaska Prepper learned a lot over the years. Trying to rotate now but fresh vegetables are my favorites.

[@margaretsmutz2207]

Very inspiring loved your video and look forward to see more just lived this video ty for sharing

[@pegianddon]

Thank you so much!

[@vondabryant3842]

Just found your channel and I love it. Watching from West Tennessee!!

[@naomihenley-e6f]

I live in a two bedroom apartment I converted my coat closet into a small pantry. I also put canned goods and non-perishable things in boxes, and put them under my bed behind the chairs in my living room, and under the cocktail table.

[@libbiengrits1425]

So GREAT to see you video today! Glad you 2 are back and helping others worh prepping!

[@MariaTorres-kn9if]

Put rice,beans and cereal on plastic containers with a lid that close well. You have to be careful with bugs.

[@stevensherman5668]

Great to see your back. My wife couldn't see my laptop screen but recognized Dons voice. She said "HEY!!! Is that Don from Pegi and Don!" Great to see your back.

[@pegianddon]

Wow! I feel like a celebrity! 🤣🤣🤣

[@joannbrooker9282]

Hello: Good info. Thank you for sharing! Peace and blessings.

[@danniemcdonald7675]

One suggestion for storing those pouches for short term use is to get some over-the-door shoe racks and hang one over the cubicles to hide the contents. You could turn it around so the decorative side shows, making it look like a curtain.

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

Great idea. I suppose you could do that behind living room curtains, as long as the sun isn't hitting it.

[@HisLove4You]

*Yay! You're back!* 🎉 We missed y'all! Yes, *tons* of stuff going on. As always, we pray, work & trust the Lord🙏❤ Looking forward to y'alls wisdom! Great use of space, fantastic 😊 P.S.We save our empty water containers & fill w tap water for flushing & washing. We also have DVD's & 2 players in case the internet goes down! God bless you & your family! 💕

[@pegianddon]

The DVD player is a great idea if you can power it during an outage, especially if you have kids to entertain.

[@HisLove4You]

@@pegianddon I do: my husband lol! 😁 We have a generator that will run it during an outage too! We love old movies 🎬

[@danniemcdonald7675]

I bought a portable DVD player *years ago. I need to look for some cheap dvds. It a Mainstays, so I must have gotten it at Walmart. It's ac/DC, so I keep plenty of batteries with it. I don't store batteries inside appliances/devices because if they go bad, the acid can ruin the device. I put them in old pill or supplement bottles.

[@HisLove4You]

@@danniemcdonald7675 Good move!! The Dollar Tree sells DVD's (I've found a few good ones) and most Walmarts have $5 and $7 bins - you'll have a collection in no time! We always kept DVD's in a binder made for that purpose. Other than some special editions, etc, we store them in there to conserve space

[@ColleenH38]

It's great to see y'all back! I have missed your pantry stock ups! Last year we turned our guest bedroom into a home grocery store! We have built in shelving that helps a lot and we bought three of the super heavy duty shelving units. We have a lot of store bought food, a whole lot of home canned foods. I also buy a LOT from Azure Standard as well. It's just me, my husband and one daughter that live in this house. I cook almost every meal from home. It is critical to have a well stocked home! You and Pegi are off to a great start ... again.

[@mkchris9154]

Yeeaaahhh you are baaaacccckkkk!!!! Happy dance!!! You guys have helped me so much!! Much love. ❤❤❤❤ So happy you are back!!! Love you! 🎉🎉 you're back!!

[@pegianddon]

🤣🤣🤣😊 Wow! Thank you 💜. We just decided it was time to get back to doing what makes us feel secure, and we wanted to share it. We had no idea anyone would still be watching!

[@decormiamour]

Lol, I did a happy dance too😂😂😂. Welcome back!

[@c.harris9989]

I'm a molecular biologist. You need to freeze that rice for 2 weeks then store it in Mason jars or a plastic bag where it can't get bugs. All grains should be frozen for 2 weeks prior to storage. Always. Also, it's pronounced pōh-tä-ble water. And the water coming out of the bathtub is potable not nonpotable. You can drink water that came out of the bathtubfaucet.

[@4thefuture3740]

Glad to have found your channel.

[@MoonGypsy]

Welcome to our beloved TEXAS ! Glad to see yall are stocking up.

[@azzzonline]

Our Dollarama has those Damp Traps, I use the one with the blue lid. I put one in the car too and it help reduce the fog on the windshield.

[@pegianddon]

Great idea!

[@elaine8013]

Write out a 14 day complete menu. List all ingredients and multiply by26. That gives you amounts needed for a year because it's 2 weeks of food and there are 52 weeks in a year. I have two 5 gln buckets on top each other in a corner, put a pretty piece of material over it and topped with some plastic flowers. I placed the sofa diagonally and put another 2 buckets the same. No one can tell the difference.

[@pegianddon]

Great idea! We did something similar for our 6 month supply.

[@sonjaortiz6857]

Yes! My good friends are back from their travels! I’ve missed you both as well as the community of friends in the comments. I can always get good info from you both as well as the comments. I’m so excited! I need to get my pantry back in order too. Blessings to you all!

[@pegianddon]

Thank you, Sonja! You're the best!

[@janetstarr9554]

Ditto! Makes me Smile to you post again! And it sounds like you might be closer to a neck of the woods that I am familiar with too!?! Whoop! Whoop!

[@nancywilson7112]

You have a BEAUTIFUL smile sir and calm voice. Great video..GOD BLESS

[@maryajones3147]

I've been prepping too. I use the Sam's Club Whipped Icing buckets for gardening. Thanks for the alternative use for them👍🏾.😊

[@barb7014]

Welcome to the Lone Star State! So happy to see y’all are back to posting videos and prepping. ❣️

[@ng3069]

Hallelujah! They're back!!!!

[@pegianddon]

😍😅 Thank you! Wow!

[@jaeblue1601]

It would be a good video to see the prices that you all paid when you started your original prepper pantry, compared to the prices now! So glad you all are back!

[@pegianddon]

It would be heartbreaking! 😭😱

[@lynnheffron6905]

Major case of sticker shock would immediately set in. Long recovery timeframe. 😱

[@jodiejodeena7784]

Yay!! Love your prepping videos. You're smart to start now. Texas is predicted to have a gnarly winter coming. ❤❤❤❤

[@pegianddon]

That's the same report we saw! Pegi asked me, "Are we ready?" and I couldn't say 'Yes'. Time to get to work.

[@faithrada]

I'd be concerned for certain parts of Texas that do not have a dependable Electrical grid situation. After people froze to death when that Polar Vortex hit... some people left Texas for a more secure Grid situation. We have a decent wood stove & some seasoned wood for a fall back. We also got a high fill King Size Down comforter & extra WOOL Blankets. Being cold sucks. 😮

[@fmfdocbotl4358]

​@@faithradathe only part of Texas that is on a seperate grid is El Paso.

[@timeforchange3786]

@@fmfdocbotl4358 north Texas and Dallas lost power last time too.

[@alanawemple6074]

Welcome to Texas. It's good to have extra food, toiletries and every day supplies stocked up.

[@darlenefields9563]

That's what I use, my walk in closet. 2 bedroom condo. I use the larger room as den/pantry. Vacuum seal and totes

[@tink08bell1]

Missed you guys. ❤

[@lisavb5237]

So good you are back.

[@crazycatlady1945]

I'm so happy to see you both!! 😊 I've been praying for y'all, and I'm very happy to see you stocking up again! Don't forget to add some emergency cookies to your preps lol. Looking forward to more videos. ❤

[@pegianddon]

🤣 We were in Sam's Club and almost got them! We had to start with the most important stuff first.

[@danniemcdonald7675]

​@@pegianddonHey, priorities, Don! 🤗😇

[@kathythomas4352]

Welcome Back!!! I remember when y'all were building the pantry. Also when Pegi was the 'Lysol Whisperer' during the shortages. Was hoping y'all would end up in Savannah but glad to see y'all getting somewhat settled again.

[@michaelgarrett8104]

Your mindset and skill set are your major assets! Love to see it . Yall keep at it !

[@pegianddon]

Thank you! Will do!

[@suegalletly8262]

Pleasantly surprised to see you guys pop up on my utube. Nice to see you again. Glad you are both well and back on track 😊 ~

[@pegianddon]

Thank you so much!!

[@fortheloveofgod7739]

Ur back I'm so happy

[@prayergirl9830]

Hi guys!! I’ve kept up prepping since 2020!! I started because of you’ll making it make since😁 because I thought it was a waste to have a lot of stuff that you don’t use daily🤦🏾‍♀️. My mom had always had extra!!! I’ve gotten my son doing preparedness & just today I talked to my “daughter “ abt. Being prepared🤷🏾‍♀️ & making sure they stock up. I told them abt. getting a flat of can goods from Walmart (like you’ll were picking up & i get the same ones)every payday!!! Told them to pick up a extra pack of tissue & paper towels just because. I’m going to send them this video❤

[@plashua3674]

You can boost the nutritional value of the ramen by adding a well beaten raw egg after you have the ramen cooked and hot; you can further add variety and nutrition with some of those canned veggies, and a huge boost in flavor with a bit of sesame oil.

[@pegianddon]

Great tip!

[@widowswatch6610]

If you have a small apartment you definitely have big closets. Which is wonderful. It was a good idea to transform that closet to a pantry and it makes a good size pantry that’s for sure. 👍

[@grandmaDecker]

Thank you, been prepping since the last big election. But got burned out, and needed a little motivation, thanks again!!

[@roots2agarden857]

Hello, happy to see your back and with another good video. Thanks for sharing.

[@Moshbearpig]

Take me in your arms‌ Do just what you want You're the one I trust I belong, I belong to you‌ And I always, be around When I need some lovin', baby And I'd never let you down Let you down, let you down

[@pegianddon]

🤣🤣🤣 We tried to put it in, but the owner said that we can only use our account for one channel at a time. It will be back.

[@10472bxgirl]

I was just about to share the bay leaf information. Lol

[@marywilson3645]

I am so glad that you and peg are back you have really great information 😊

[@Summermute7]

Good to see you again! 🎉 I live in a condo. I have two closets in my bedroom and, like you, converted the larger one into my prep pantry. I took out the pre-existing shelving and put two freestanding metal shelving units in there to get maximum use of space. If you’re in a smaller space you have no choice but to make the most out of all space including vertical. I love your start and hope you share updates on your progress!

[@timeforchange3786]

I love that they are temporarily in an apartment. So many people in apartments think they can't prep or garden. Hopefully this will encourage people to realize you don't need to be on a ten acre homestead to prepare.

[@madc2438]

So glad to see a prepping video again! Like you, I also started forgetting about my preps and got caught up in the excitement of every day life. Now seeing everything happening in the world has brought me back to the prepping world. You guys were one of my top resources back in 2020 when I started my prepping journey. It's go time! Keep up the hard work and keep your family prepared!

[@danniemcdonald7675]

Great start! I see a LOT of additional shelf space there. I love how excited you are about prepping again.

[@angelikabertrand4045]

Government shut down. We glad we prepped far before COVID. Paid off our CC. Stocked up on enough FOOD. Our concern this mortgage plus water storage..... We stocked up on enough toilet paper. Prices are outrageous.

[@peggyharris7419]

Consider getting a 50 gal pickle barrel or 2. They stack nice and the entire lid comes off to fill and get water. If you fill it with city water that’s already been treated you don’t need to add bleach. But it’s potable. By the way, I also have the water-bob which is the same as yours for the bathtub. It’s good enough to drink out of as potable water. I also used a walk in closet when we lived in a manufactured home and we stored food in a friend’s basement. We got them started in prepping because of our food and items that we stored in their basement. We also stocked a big armoire in our living room with food. No one ever knew

[@yurikamisumaru9322]

@peggyharris7419 Thanks so much for that idea about the armoire. We are deep cleaning around my mom's. That is a great use of the armoire as the TV isn't in there anymore. I lucked up on some under shelf baskets for 75 cents each. I was just about get a couple from Walmart for $15.

[@KristieMaguire]

Thank you for mentioning Mackerel, I see it here in Australia and it’s cheaper than salmon. I will stick some in my pantry next 😊

[@karohndabaker6544]

I'm so glad I found your video. This has inspired me so much. My husband and I live in an apartment as well and I have been wanting to start prepping. So you guys have given me so many tips and ideas on how to start. I have become a new subscriber because of this video. Knowledge is power! Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏾

[@annettechoate2647]

God bless both of you. Thank you for all the information.

[@pegianddon]

Our pleasure!

[@denisebrown580]

Please continue with your information sharing, prepping ideas, and showing survival tips. It allows me to move away from excuses of unreadiness. I'm looking, adjusting, and setting aside. Thanks for your help.

[@kats4976]

Your story sounds similar to my family's. We sold everything in 2019/2020 and lived in an RV but now we moved to NC and live in a small apartment while we're trying to purchase a home.

[@SaltLightGal]

So happy to have found your channel esp since I live in an apartment. Love your enthusiasm. Great info. Cant wait to watch more of your channel. God bless

[@maureenchavis733]

Welcome back!! Great video

[@grannyof3ormore997]

Woo-hoo glad your back. Can't wait to see more prepping videos. We just built a pantry 10x10 now we're filling it up. Had a huge garden did alot of canning. Plus buying stuff. Be prepared

[@JaneBarton-el9qj]

So glad you guys are back. Love ❤️ your videos !

[@wholenewperspective]

I love watching y’all stock up. I remember when you started 3years ago. Thanks for sharing your journey.

[@SomewhereInIndiana1816]

Nice job. Everyone can find a bit of room to plan and store things!! It just takes willingness to make it happen -- protect yourself and be prepared!!