Panic Buying Emergencies...Prepper Strategies...What To Stockpile

[@teem9010]

I have been prepping over 5 years now and have a very good stockpile but i still remember worrying before about running out of things and being prepared is so comforting!!

[@scrapzwtf]

I started prepping early 2021 and I feel like we’re in good shape. We’ve had water and power outages for various reasons. The neighbor was driving to next town for water and offered to get me some. No thanks we’re good. That was so comforting. I did empty all our potable water storage for flushing and washing hands, and I need to refill those. I also have water barrels for flushing.

[@angelal6700]

For toilet water, we saved vinegar & bleach jugs. That deals with 2-3 days. For longer, a medical potty chair. 5-gall bucket will do the job, but is not stable.

[@emilasmith4279]

@@scrapzwtf. I swap out my stored tap water jugs yearly. I pour a couple jugs of the “old” water into the washer each wash since I already paid for the water and it doesn’t go to waste. I have other cases of bottled drinking water that I use daily and replenish.

[@leiag201]

Me too

[@snapdragon2441]

@@angelal6700 I plan to use my downstairs toilet only with a bucket of water for flushing. We can use any waste water from washing in it plus I have a couple of outside water buts. Stored drinking water is separate plus I keep some water purification tablets and filters in stock.

[@tonette6592]

I am not stopping picking things up, but I am pretty well stocked, since I have been at it for more than 3 years. Watching 'panic buying' during the Cuban Missle crisis showed how bad things were then, but people were taking turns, waiting in line and checking out with no problems. We see what happens at "Black Friday" sales, what kind of craziness will happen these days? It won't even be safe to go out to the stores if all heck breaks loose, or only threatens to.

[@markworley6838]

Even if it’s cold but sunny you can put your canned food on you dashboard of your car. Microwaves were invented after I worked in a sewing factory and the owners only bought one to be used by over 100 people at lunch time. Putting it on the dashboard of your car will leave you with not only a hot meal but a satisfying one

[@emilasmith4279]

Great idea! Adding that to my notes for food prep alternatives. Hadn’t thought of that!!!

[@ultramagapatriot5874]

I don't know if anyone buys mountain house survival foods but if you do they have their #10 cans on sale for 50% off and their pouch meals are 30% off!! These are great prices!! Just wanted to give everyone a heads up on the special they are running for the month of September!! I'm ordering some #10 cans myself

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thanks for the information. Mountain House products are great!

[@donnad4264]

Tx for info, have not heard of them, will go look. 😊

[@sunnynana8643]

Thanks for the info !

[@delorestaylor8114]

Thank you for sharing 😁

[@suzybailey-koubti8342]

Thanks!

[@theresariter]

I was just on the west coast visit my 97 year old dad. Before I left, I bought cans of soup, canned meats and vegetables and rice for him to stock for an emergency. I forgot about the hormel complete meals and the bear creek soups. I'll be ordering those too be delivered for him. Thanks for the reminder!

[@AlaskaGranny]

That is very thoughtful. Tell him he can open the Bear Creek soup, make half, and save the other half to make later. He likely won't want a huge pot of soup at once.

[@stacyewhite3037]

People need to meal plan based on what is on sale to stretch their dollars. I agree that being prepared is the best insurance for peace of mind.

[@annalisarussell2983]

Not sure if this was mentioned earlier, but I always keep extra cash at home in the event the power is out and you can't access your bank or use your credit card to buy gas or food.

[@zippy2641]

While having cash on hand is important...you should already have both gas in your car, and food stored. With power out, you may not be able to purchase gas or food regardless of how much cash you have. Gas pumps and cash registers run on electricity.

[@lyndarina9839]

Keep only small bills ($1 or $5) at home. Another commenter said that if a seller was selling $10 items and you only have $20 bills, then the item will cost you $20 because the seller will not likely have change on hand during a crisis.

[@zippy2641]

@@lyndarina9839 I (like many others) keep enough cash "near-by" to cover at least 3 months worth of bills/expenses. Bank collapse is a real thing...especially these days. Other situations can arise also such as an EMP, cyber, or other attack or national emergency. Ones and fives are great, but not for paying the bills.

[@CarmenMarie13]

I buy extra when we have a sale. I've saved a lot of money stocking up this way. Thank you AG!

[@Bloodhoundjed1]

I love catching items on sale and buying extras.

[@scrapzwtf]

I told my husband I was investing in the market. The super market. Prices were already rising, and I didn’t want to need prep items at higher prices.

[@scrapzwtf]

All I buy now are replacements for what we used plus the fresh food we want.

[@srice6231]

I think a can of baked beans and a can of chopped ham mixed together is decent tasting not heated up...although better hot.

[@user-gf3lw5pi4t]

I witness the Montreal ice storm in 1998 it also affected northern New York I lived on the edge of it, so when I took my daughter back to college near the border I could not believe the destruction that it caused it didn’t just bring the Wires down it brought down the poles, transformer ,it put the whole grid on the ground, people were without power for weeks and weeks and weeks in the middle of winter also it stripped the branches off almost all the trees just leaving a stalk , building Collapsed. It was Mayham. That’s when I started to prep first was a generator, I now am fully prepped and I always have 50 gallons of Stabilized gasoline in a back shed❤

[@TheBestIsYetToCome007]

That storm was brutal. I remember in Kingston all the mature old trees toppled in the park. It was a sight to see.

[@user-gf3lw5pi4t]

@@TheBestIsYetToCome007 yes it was scary , a local Gentlemen work for the power company, Niagara Mohawk he went up in a management position and he had a mental breakdown. He was a tough guy to.

[@2jedismom]

Tell me about this “stabilized gas” you mentioned. I’m considering getting a generator but don’t know about storing gasoline for it.

[@wvmountainmomma5696]

@2jedismom. Stabil is an additive you buy at Wal-Mart or auto parts store, add it to a can of gasoline according to the directions, and it stabilizes it for storage for several months, maybe a year.

[@user-gf3lw5pi4t]

@@2jedismomhello, I store gas for what ever I may need it for , in 5 gallon gas cans using sta-bil it will make your gas last a year then I rotate it out

[@marilynbelt6069]

I would add the disposable foil pans. They would work great for outdoor/camp stove cooking. If you add aluminum wrap to cover a pan, it's possible to bake meals. No clean up required. 😃

[@robinguertin574]

Thanks, AG!

[@lyndarina9839]

Marilyn thanks for reminding me to stock extra boxes of aluminum foil. And foil pans is a great idea. Hopefully I can find some inexpensive ones at the Dollar General.

[@emilasmith4279]

@@lyndarina9839. Sam’s club has better quality pans and foil for cheaper than the dollar stores. ❤

[@AEvans36963]

Keeping a supply of storage bags to use as mini trash bags or to hold unused food product or to hold small things so they won't get misplaced or lost. They're also useful for keeping things dry in the event of a water emergency(keeping matches dry, for example). I also use them to keep my safe box items dry in case the boxes get dropped or to keep things from getting scattered or lost(, important documents, jewelry and irreplaceable photos, for example).

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

We prefer to use clear shoe boxes with snap lids so we can organize, label, see contents and stack items like bandaids, ointments, gauze, ace bandages …

[@follybeachprepper]

I have one cabinet just for storage bags , up to and including 4 boxes of every size of Ziploc and a couple of cases of different size trash bags. To me these are very important items to keep in stock!!!

[@danniemcdonald7675]

I use my Food Saver to vacuum items that I want to protect. Matches and candles, important documents , cash, underwear, and socks. I guess I could add an extra pair of shoes. If sealing papers, don't vacuum completely to avoid ink transfer to the bag over time.

[@lyndarina9839]

@@follybeachprepper I agree that having a hardy supply of ziplock bags, trash bags, and contractor bags would be invaluable during an emergency. Also, several bags of zip ties.

[@tennesseeterri]

We have friends in North Florida where the hurricane Idalia hit last week. They live out in the country,. And on our way there we noticed power lines down for miles and miles. They will not have any power for at least three weeks, so we took them lots of water, gas, ice, and a generator.

[@laurievoelker9005]

Nice. 😊 My daughter lives there too. She just got power back on Friday.

[@villiehaizlip7626]

Waiting in line @ Public (after days of ? clearing the roads) with only small bill cash bc no power after hurricane Andrew. We did not have help coming to our area & were blessed by my husbands gift for his Bday present, our first nice gas grill with a burner on the side. Never thought about things going that bad for that long & now we see much since. Lessons learned. Tks for helpful ideas & solutions. 😅

[@nancybrewer8494]

We chose a propane grill with a side burner too. If I have to pressure can the contents of our meat freezer to save it during a power outage, we will need that burner!

[@janeparker1009]

Have plenty of your medicine so you don't run out. God bless 🙏 you and yours 😊❤

[@piggyacres]

I like the idea you demonstrated of packing a few days of food in a 5 gallon bucket so it becomes a "grab and go" asset.

[@Holly-ys1me]

I call mine a snowstorm bucket. I have been doing it for years. It helped when I had medical complications. Jerky, nuts, dried fruit, summer sausage, crackers, squeeze cheese, and other items are helpful in my snowstorm bucket. I stock it in the fall and empty it by spring.

[@audraash7848]

Just started becoming a prepper

[@nancyk-ms3pc]

Besides prepping there's making sure you've stored properly. Long term. I'm now thinking about things to keep me busy, like books, games, crafts.

[@lisagoldberg5178]

Especially, if you have kids, grandkids and/or mankids!

[@williammaurer9450]

I live on Cape Cod, its hurricane season and winter is coming. We're due for a Big Blow, Winter Nor'easter or Winter Blizzard. It's just a question of when, not if. You have to be prepared, it's simply standard practice around here. I'm watching the track of this latest Cat 5 hurricane in Atlantic closely, you never know.🤓 I'll confess, I love a good storm!

[@joannc147]

Ah, you are a true Cape-Codder! Stay safe and warm while you enjoy those storms!

[@williammaurer9450]

@@joannc147 Thx, you too.👍

[@jdmaine919]

Same here in Maine. I already did storm prep, just in case, for Hurricane Lee.

[@williammaurer9450]

@@jdmaine919 Sounds like it'll be about a week before we know. Stay tuned in.

[@shellic7872]

Styrofoam cups can be used in place of disposal bowls. Actually easier for little ones to handle.

[@lindanelson4526]

I always love your meals in bags videos and take notes on your different combinations. I didn't physically make the bags because I have sufficient supplies of the ingredients. This past week my husband and I have suffered terribly with covid. Even tho we didn't want to eat, I knew we needed to eat. I felt so weak that I was really wishing I had put some bags together because I could barely hunt for everything and the just get it all opened and heated. Little test runs like this can teach us so much.

[@cyndajo]

Please get well soon. I have heard that the new variant is brutal. I’m so sorry you and your hubby are having to deal with it.

[@AlaskaGranny]

Hope you feel better soon, Linda.

[@davidglazener7921]

Great tips. How about some instant coffee!? Also I have 3 spoonfuls of raw local honey every morning. Gotta have that!

[@AlaskaGranny]

Great ideas!

[@KaylynnStrain]

if you celebrate any upcoming holidays NOW would be the time to get stuff for that, same with gifts, I'mcontinuing to add to my suply of disposabletableware. also a good idea to get seeds for next year's spring planting

[@AlaskaGranny]

Sounds great!

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

There will be a collection of Mountain House buckets and #10 cans under the tree this year. I’m saving the home freeze dried and pressure canned foods for my pantry.

[@winterwunderland]

AG, this was the perfect "refresher" course. Thank you for doing this vid.

[@maxibake9323]

Excellent advice as always AG. 👍🤗 The only extra things I can think of is Knowledge, get Books, second hand will do, on basic survival, easy Cooking with basic ingredients, Fishing, Hunting, Firestarting, indoor & outdoor Gardening, & First Aid. TFS AG, take care & keep really busy everyone. ❤️🙂🐶

[@darlenegamble3409]

Oatmeal cookies for breakfast, Kipper snacks and crackers for lunch, cold canned foods like soup or chili for dinner, if you had no way to heat up food.

[@lyndarina9839]

Great suggestions. Hopefully, anyone who is stocking up food will also purchase some kind of camping stove or rocket stove. I found a small, portable rocket style cooker that can burn either charcoal or small branches and twigs as fuel.

[@scottanddebranelson8419]

pew pews and pew pew related items is a MUST, always and forever. all the things you mentioned are useless if someone can just come a take them. thanks again ag for trying to help out your fellow man. hopefully at least one more will be convinced of the need to be more prepared.

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

Check out what the gov of nm just declared. She suspended 2a

[@scottanddebranelson8419]

@@OvcharkaShepherd yeah she even admitted that criminals were not gonna abide by the "rule" and that there were already laws on the books to address bad behavior but she's so out of touch she really doesn't care. i'd would absolutely not comply with that and would likely get into a gunfight with some oathbreaker who would try and enforce that crap on my. here is south carolina we can resist an unlawful arrest and i'm the kind that will resist nonsense like that.

[@Holly-ys1me]

BB guns are easier to purchase and you can even get them delivered to your house. They do not consider them to be a deadly weapon yet.

[@scottanddebranelson8419]

@@Holly-ys1me cause they aren't save under the VERY BEST circumstances. you can barely depend on a pistol to stop a dog much less a human. so if i were you i'd just forget the notion of a bb or pellet gun or anything that doesn't use an explosion to propel a projectile to keep yourself, your family, another human being or your animals safe. only some are even good enough for vermin at very close range. have a good day.

[@lyndarina9839]

Byrna air guns launch hard plastic pellets or chemical pellets to discourage home invaders. Better than nothing!

[@donnaclinton5578]

That's how I based my initial preps, meal by meal that we could just open and eat. Then, because I live in the city, I bought a camping stove just in case it's not a good situation to use the outdoor grill.

[@bertkelly7650]

We just went trough a panic buying time with covid. Remember about panic buying TP? I took pictures of empty paper product shelves, empty bread and meat shelves. That's why everything is sky high, but now it's because of price gouging. From gas to food. Good thing we had a hefty supply of TP or we'd be using the Sears catalog after dropping one.

[@alk3078]

Do you know that sears stopped printing catalogs on January 25, 1993? Have you been hoarding sears catalogs since then?

[@mamadoom9724]

In 2020 I was down to my last roll of tp and couldn’t find any anywhere. I bought a $15 bidet attachment for my toilet so now I don’t have to worry about it unless the powers out, then I’d have to get more creative.

[@bertkelly7650]

@@mamadoom9724 Yes, I use a hand held travel bidet I got from Lowes.

[@bobbiehawkins6690]

You have the best advice, calmly and wisely. Thank you, take care.

[@brendarector4194]

Your hair looks lovely! AG KEEP PREPPING ❤

[@tonette6592]

I have been noticing it, too! Gorgeous.

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thank you! Will do!

[@diannegerspacher9062]

Such great advice! Thanks for reminding us to stay prepared & replenish our supplies! Blessings to you & your family🙏

[@SJ-db1lh]

You're right, I sure don't want to get in the way of panic shoppers! 😂 I'll stay home and pray they don't kill each other! Thanks for the great suggestions, have a great weekend! 💜

[@snapdragon2441]

Good point , keeping up with laundry and housekeeping, never thought of this as a prep before.

[@Midwestmomvolunteer365]

Yes, anytime I see any kind of bad weather incoming, I make sure to have the laundry done and run the dishwasher.

[@Metalkitty33]

Good advice always . Thank You Alaska Granny .

[@CHEDDARPEPPERPREPPER]

Thanks for sharing your Wisdom Alaska Granny! God Bless you, and your family!

[@leopardwoman38]

Stock basic first aid supplies, over the counter medicines or herbs or homeopathic, a good first aid book or two. Always great advice AG! 👍👍😀💕🌸

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thanks for the info!

[@gonefishing3644]

Part of my preps include ways my household members and I can entertain ourselves if the grid goes down and we have to shelter in place. So, we have an assortment of real paper page fiction and nonfiction books, coloring books and art supplies, jigsaw puzzles, leather working kits, needlecraft and sewing supplies and some grid-down ways of playing our collection of music CDs and DVDs of movies and vintage TV shows. And we could listen to local FM radio stations if they are still broadcasting. I do worry that some of my household members may have difficulty coping with not having constant contact with the internet and text messaging, if the local cell phone towers stop working and the power grid goes down. Boredom could be a real issue for those of us who are used to spending a lot of our time using modern communication technology when that is suddenly not available for days or weeks.

[@patches1483]

Dollar Tree is a good source puzzles, cards and dice. Those items have kept us occupied during power outages. A battery or crank operated radio is a must to hear local news.

[@cyndajo]

@@dezs7564I have always been a reader. My kids didn’t inherit my love of books. I kept finding ways to encourage reading even when they entered adulthood. My baby girl is 40, and just started reading! She’s reading romance/fantasy books, but at least she’s reading. She started off reading on her Kindle and has now graduated to physical books. It just tickles me pink! Never give up!

[@nwilson942]

Great reminder… just what I needed to hear today!

[@AlaskaGranny]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kendrasmith6637]

Thank you AG. You give us great info. God bless 😊

[@sandracastle9319]

I have solar lights that I can bring indoors if required. Some of the really cheap ones only stick in the ground which can make it difficult to bring indoors. I found some that have the removable head that sits flat and a long lasting solar battery. Naturally, I store them in the garden so they remain charged.

[@janetcrane59]

I put my solar yard lights that u stick in the ground in a jar when I bring them inside. Works great.

[@patches1483]

Put them in a flower vase and put the vase on a sunny windowsill to charge during the day.

[@sandracastle9319]

@@janetcrane59 Great idea.

[@graceyoung516]

You are like a mother to us 💖🤗🥰 - We LOVE you - very much

[@AlaskaGranny]

😊 thank you

[@follybeachprepper]

Thanks Alaska Granny , you did it again , another great , helpful , reminder video!! You Go Girl !!!😀😀😀 Stay Safe Everyone!!

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thank you, I will.

[@ultramagapatriot5874]

You are glowing today AG!! Absolutely stunning my friend!!

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thank you so much.

[@nephilimslayer73]

Gidday Alaska Granny. One vital type of item is communication. A battery powered radio can get updates. Having a solar powered phone charger can also help if you need to call for help. Even if you cannot afford a generator, these items are more cost effective.

[@delorestaylor8114]

Good to hear from you Alaska Girl. God bless you and your family.🙏🏻❤️🕊🐾🦌🌲

[@AlaskaGranny]

Same to you!

[@doricetimko5403]

I love your videos! You make terrific suggestions & well- thought out subjects. You deliver the info in a pleasant and calm manner. You don’t ever forget the furred and feathered and other bebes. Thank you so very much for keeping me motivated, inspiring my creativity, and guiding all of us in a relatable and positive way. ❤❤❤

[@ragdollpreppers2648]

I agree 🙏🥰❤️

[@gailntag]

Thank you for all the great advice.

[@ernstandersen979]

Good Advice👍

[@AlaskaGranny]

Glad you think so!

[@stevehartman1730]

Always get condiments at fast food places n put them n your stash.

[@AlaskaGranny]

I made a video about condiment packets, here is a link kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWqlZ5yoiJhjiaM

[@Texasgirl10]

Always on point!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thank you! 🤗

[@helenknefley8148]

You always have great videos, just as reminders ❤

[@AlaskaGranny]

I appreciate that!

[@paulamcgarghanpeter4662]

Good ideas. I loved the reminder of laundry and dishes done.... praying AG 4 u

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thank you so much 😊

[@tillyg8858]

Good info. Thank you for sharing.

[@2jedismom]

Woohoo! Wolf brand chili with beans! I knew we were kindred spirits, AG!

[@Jazbo777]

Still preparing and sharing

[@robintaylor1084]

Don't forget your pets!!!

[@biggils8894]

Alaska granny you have an allergy to some sort of food bcse your face has the classic butterfly rash. Try stop eating night shade vegetables like tomatoes and potatoes. It’s amassing once giving up those vegetables. It’s not easy though, bcse tomatoes are in every sauce and potatoes are so versatile and yummy. It worked for me, also the tiredness went away

[@AlaskaGranny]

I have Rosacea, not allergy.

[@kealight]

Just canned pasta sauce 2 cases, tomarrow chilli, read lables lots if bioengineering in alot of foods, ect

[@gailoreilly1516]

I canned tomatoes, now working on meat. I think I will be ok. I won't give away my jars but will make a few emergency bags using my canned (from the store) vegetables and meat.

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

We make the sauce and can it then process in the freeze drier as space allows. That way we have a continual flow of fresh to canned to freeze dried and longest term storage.

[@kealight]

@@zippy2641 I and many have major allergies from this crap , that's why I put it out there, nuff said

[@widowswatch6610]

We love your videos and information. Thank you for your time preparing these videos. Good information!!!!!!!!!

[@AlaskaGranny]

Glad you like them!

[@balinda4935]

Thank you

[@nzbrotrev9028]

I panic brought my preps 10 years ago , and i wasn't panicking 😊

[@rachelkivarkis1801]

Great reminders, adorable views, thanks for sharing. 🙏👍🌟❤️✨🌻🌹💫

[@AlaskaGranny]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

Due to my background, been a prepper since 1999. LOL. 😎👍🏻

[@nzbrotrev9028]

Yes , me to Y2K

[@lindabernstein4609]

BUG SRAYS

[@carolyncclark7197]

❤

[@frederick4367]

Learn to only eat 6 hours a day. Skip breakfast. Intermittent fasting is good for all us fat Ameeicans.

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

Or eat a hearty breakfast, late lunch and nibbles for the evening. Give your body ample fuel for the days of hard labor and go easy on the cooking and digestive system at night.

[@zippy2641]

If I ate for 6 hours, they would have to take me away on a stretcher.

[@frederick4367]

@@zippy2641 You don't eat the entire 6 hours a day. You limit yourself to only eating in 6 hour window during the day. I only eat from noon to 6 pm and have lost 40 pounds doing so over the last 4 months.

[@zippy2641]

@@frederick4367 I was joking. Good you lost the weight. I lost the same...and put it back on. LOL

[@olhemi1]

Great Video, 🙂 thank you

[@rangerannie5636]

Add earthquakes and floods to your list of natural disasters. Sacramento, California USA 🇺🇸

[@vickybullock6036]

Modesto here!!!

[@leopardwoman38]

North of Los Angeles here. Yep. EQs

[@mariluramos7092]

people saying we can’t use camp stoves inside the house,well how we gonna use them outside if it’s snowing can anyone answer me if we can use them Inside?

[@nancybrewer8494]

You can use butane and propane indoors. Don't use a camp stove that requires white gas like an old Coleman camp stove.

[@Holly-ys1me]

There are many off grid cooking methods. Ventilation is the key to avoid carbon monoxide issues. You can always set it up by a partially open window or door. Catering fuel cans and Tea light candles with disposable pans and metal baking racks is another cooking set up that does not require electricity. USB powered appliances and Solar charged power banks are one option. Those are some of the options that I have supplies to use indoors. I have other options for cooking outside.

[@leopardwoman38]

Do you have a porch?

[@mariluramos7092]

@@leopardwoman38 no

[@maxibake9323]

Nancy's right about what Gases to use. Plus you could crack a door or window open at a push, & if you don't have those you can use Candles to warm up tinned foods. Some foods like Rice or Pasta can be soaked for roughly 2 hours in room temp Water, & be cooked in 10 minutes on a Candles flame.👍🔥

[@user-hq3gn5xy3m]

Instant white rice, I can Mylar bag and o2 absorb that for a long shelf life?

[@catdeeann]

You talk about disposable bowls, plates and tableware. Is it more important to keep trash to a minimum or worry about eating off a dirty plate?

[@AlaskaGranny]

Everybody has choices.

[@eileen3475]

If you use paper plates and bowls, and wooden cutlery, they can be used to start a fire after use, rather than building up trash.

[@puddin94]

👍😎

[@pamelabarone5868]

I have been stashing everything. I am sick of it. I am not totally bad off. I know others have it worse than me.

[@AlaskaGranny]

When you get frustrated, take a break. You have a nice supply of prepping needs to last.

[@pamelabarone5868]

@@AlaskaGranny my family is going to have to deal with what I have. They are so spoiled and refuse to accept what is happening here. I do not know what to think anymore. 🙏

[@cindygrothe7474]

Your canned meats like tuna ,chicken,keystone meats in cans,and salmon in pouches and tuna,Jerky in packages or your homemade.Summer sausages if you go hunting and get a deer you can get deer sticks hot or mild made up.and jerky too.Just some of my foods you wouldn't have to heat up.ld say denture tablets for cleaning your dentures and denture adhesive for dentures,and toothpaste.hand razors for shaving, deodorants,you can make or buy granola,Chex mix.l got real bacon jerky from my walmart.oh it was so good.not real hard kinda soft to slightly hard.🙂you can get real bacon pieces too in bags or jar.Very nice video AG ,l watched a video last night and they did all kinds of grid down cooking stoves and heaters,one of them was a two for one camp cooking stoves and a heater with a blower that runs with no battery's or anything It was called the Vesta .lm gonna get one,you can use it in house ,takes the canned heat that's safe to use indoors.provident preppers video.Just some ideas l thought of and saw recently A.G.

[@Cari-Wright]

♥👍🇺🇸

[@thenubalicious]

😷💚🥫🥫🥫

[@millymurray9324]

Awesome helpful video as always AG. Crazy times, crazy world but the old folk say its always been crazy. I believe them. Its what happens to our time here I guess. Anything, anywhere, any age and can happen to anyone. Love being prepared and finally several friends asking and taking my advice about preps and preparing. Looking after all of us. Good to see you and Teddy. Life is a rollercoaster. Love ya xx

[@AlaskaGranny]

Yes, crazy times for everyone, but the crazy certainly changes. A friend and I were reminiscing when we were kids. You were lucky if you went out to eat three times a year. Now, some people eat out three times a day.