PREPPER TIPS FOR HOME no fear mongering

[@lifesahobby]

That note that shows all the power is off and water is off is very good man . From listening to this it made me think to have enough water for someone else , not just my own family .

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

if you can store extra do so and you right look after those around you communities thrive loners strive

[@lifesahobby]

Thanks Mike great tips . Having your important things easy to get to and protected from fire or flood is good advice .

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

cheers bro

[@brianscott5008]

With regard to anything that uses batteries, unless you use the item regularly keep the batteries separate but close by. Over the years I had my torches, radios, etc sitting on a shelf just in case of a powerout only to find that when I came to use them the batteries had corroded.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

great tip cheers mate have a great week end

[@KiwiUKOutdoors]

Well said Mick brother, and yes more on this would be great thank you ❤

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

You got it!

[@Bennybushcraft]

And yes more of this would be great mate 😊

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

Deal!

[@angielynch6739]

Great info 👍🏻

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

Glad you think so! thank you for watching and commenting have a great week end

[@BilliesCraftRoom]

also include tapons and towels if you or people in the house have a womb. sanitary towel could also double up as wound dressing. vet wrap is useful to have too, insead of relying on plasters, or tape to hold things in place. for keeping warm, cushion filled with bean bag beans. hug that and it gives you your own heat back. lions club charity, do message in a bottle, it contains document to fill in wit ur essential info for first responders to help u faster

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

iwas going to cover personel admin in the next one great minds think alike thank you i like what you do iv subd

[@WorldSurvivalist]

I've always said, being prepared is not prepping, it's just smart. Everyone should be prepared for a house fire minimum

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

i agree our grand parents it was normal it was what they did cheers

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

subd great channel

[@roybarford]

A great informative vid! A few more prepping vids would be great Mick!

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

More to come! mate im going to try and cover more of this subject as well as the normal stuff cheers for the comment

[@billpattie3344]

Hi again Mickey, great vid, nice to now from a man like your self that I am pretty much sorted as I have the majority of the stuff you have for a short time emergency and extra just incase, I also have a really good first aid kit as I used to work as a advanced first aider, as a bonus to your kit why not add a couple of tubes of effervescent multi vitamins to your kit, cheap as chips and make for a nice fizzy orange drink, great for the grand kids, cheers Mickey.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

Great tip! cheers mate il include that in my kit and add the tip in another video

[@KiwiUKOutdoors]

@@billpattie3344 I have some of those in my kit too

[@El_Croc]

Emergency advice: 1. Clean then fill the bathtub with water if an emergency is coming. 2. Never fear stating the obvious because everyone needs to know the same obvious. 3. The only stupid question is the one you didn't / were scared to ask.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

very good tip that fill the bath cheers mate

[@Sticksoutdoors]

Great information mick brother prevention is greater than the cure

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

always bro

[@steveday4797]

Just had your channel as a suggestion. Looks a great channel, now a new subscriber

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

welcome and thank you

[@lunarminx]

If you have to buy the lights, spend a bit more for the multi charge options with solar charging.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

i love solar and the newer stuff is getting so much better

[@TheRayners1]

Just found your channel and it’s nice to see sensible advice without the SHTF fear mongering.. HOWEVER- I do disagree with 1 part of your video.. if your sheltering in place putting a note on your door is a good idea but I would not have put your names or how many people are in the house .. a single message saying SHELTERING IN PLACE would have been enough.. by telling people your names and numbers of people you risk tell the wrong types of people information they could use .. if they know 2 people and a dog live here and they are a group of 5 they might pick your home as an easy target.. if you put your names on the note they have your details and address for potential fraud after the emergency event has ended.. sorry to be so negative but data security is importance these days but otherwise a great video and I am now a subscriber 👍😃

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

good advice your very correct i had not thought along those lines i may have to revisit that idea in another video many thanks

[@TheCheshireWanderer]

Hey, great sensible video! Love that you're a wild camper, too. Subbed 🍻 Mike

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

cheers mate

[@YarpsOutdoors]

Nice one Mick sir, great common sense information as always mate 👍😀

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

what me talk sense why sir gerbils wellly scoff scoff lol

[@YarpsOutdoors]

@@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340 😂😂😂😂

[@stephengarrett8076]

Nice one 👍

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

Thanks ✌️

[@Bennybushcraft]

Nice video brother well explained and some very good prepping tips .loved this oh and you have just gave me my idea of my meal for my tomorrow's video..sounded yummy lol..cheers for the tips brother catch you on the next one

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@xfilion]

One of the things I would add is several pairs of spare glasses. I buy the cheap ones in pound stores. Also a spare tin opener.

[@lunarminx]

One and two openers equals none. Minimum three heavy duty metal openers.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

yep sounds like your on the ball good planning

[@simonh6371]

@@lunarminx I think I have at least 10 on various Swiss Army Knives and multitools, 4 P38 type small ones, as well as 2 in my kitchen.

[@hangtough503]

excellent real deal intel

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

cheers mrD hope your doing good bro

[@Bob-67]

I keep a small 90 lumen torch on my person. Not very powerful but only takes one AAA battery & is powerful enough to light my immediate path & see around my house at night. I have candles but worry about their safety & I couldn't use one to search under beds & the back of cupboards etc. Great video btw.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

enough light to do what you need in a safe manner if i use candles id leave them in a central space just to light the room

[@philiphull7919]

Head torches are good for searches under beds etc where you need both hands free.You can get rechargeable ones and solar ones too. And if you want to combine self defence with lighting tactical torches are great, the bigger the better.

[@Marthawendy-sz2mk]

@@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340👍🏼I usually put my candles inside a melt burner and lanterns,. N like you say somewhere central,.👍🏼Tin cans with a few holes in the sides are safe too😊be extra careful when hanging em up tho,. Make doubly doubly sure they’re not weak or near the flame n fall down,. And remember NOT to use string while suspending!😂❤

[@BorderWanderer]

Nice wee video Mick

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

Thanks 👍pleased you liked it cheers mate

[@anniegetyrgun8741]

Good to know about the powebank running an apnea machine. I have a bipap ventilator (similar set uo) and have bought an Anker 535, 512Wh to run it in the event of a grid down situation. Never tested it yet but knowing what you’re just said it should last me a good few nights

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

glad we helped hope your ok

[@ungovernable429]

stock up on the foods you normally eat, rotate the shelves as you add to them and you will avoid long expired canned goods when you get around to trying to eat them. Water, water, water, 4 to 5 gallons per person/day.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

find what works for you depending on your individual needs cheers for the comment have a great day mate

[@philiphull7919]

One cheap way is to have mobile solar outdoor lights and bring them in when it gets dark for indoor lighting in a grid down scenario 😏

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

yep i do the same thing i am going too talk about them in up coming prep video cheers

[@anniegetyrgun8741]

Tiny ‘soup’ pasta cooks in about three mins and can be easily added to canned soups or stews.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

good advice cheers

[@Sticksoutdoors]

First🫡😉

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

you are and will always be a number 1

[@Sticksoutdoors]

@@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340 🤣thanks 🤣💪

[@TeaOutdoor]

Well that video just cost me £644.99. I will tell you about it in the livestream tonight.

[@YarpsOutdoors]

Omg, can’t wait to hear this story TeaPrep! 🤔

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

wow you wont regret it mate mine gets a lot of use

[@RoamingRay1309]

Nice one mic unfortunately there’s not much of that about these days common sense 👍

[@stevenarnott9800]

Just found this

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

welcome i hope you enjoy thank you for the comment

[@lunarminx]

Water is more important than food

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

yep im covering food n water in a upcoming video cheers for the comment

[@johnacord6224]

A little slow, sorry, but I can't do it😢

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

no worries mate

[@lunarminx]

Third floor apartment and the dangers for us in Maryland is blizzards and geat waves. Summer power outage is the worst for us. Old apartment with no cross ventilation abilities, they are all fully windowed on one side. Make sure you can make some, somehow.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

its always interesting to hear what other folks risks are sounds like you have it sussed though many thanks for the comment

[@lunarminx]

Save your cans and make buddy burners with wax and cardboard. You can buy stainless steel utensils holders that are full of holes on the sides and bottom. Line a cake pan with clean sand, sit the buddy burner in it, lit and place the utensils holders over it. Old fashioned oil lamps using cooking oil, olive oil work great with thick cloth or wicks. I thread one inch wicks through stainless steel scrubbers and place in jars of oil, cans of oil. If knocked over, they go right out. The buddy burners are safe inside but if burning things indoors have a few carbon monoxide detectors to bring out and use.

[@angh18]

Spaced-out tea-lights on a ceramic plate with a collinder placed over the plate.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

great ideas good info cheers

[@Marthawendy-sz2mk]

@@angh18👍🏼you can cook this way too😂,. Just make sure the wire grid is suspended slightly higher than the tealights❤ loaf of bread=1 hour😊also you can make simple quick pastry n make a pie top with the chunky soups,.. fill you up a bit more x