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[@miamivice1149]

We literally could go to sleep one night, in relative comfort of electricity, food supply, fuel, and safety, and while we sleep all is finally snatched away by some means or another. That which we have long prepared for, is at the door right now.

[@NoMoreTears64]

Yes. I went to sleep one night and an hour later got a call that my son had stopped breathing. He went into cardiac arrest and within a few hours my entire life changed when he passed away. We cannot know what tomorrow or even the next few hours will hold. I wasn't "prepared" to lose my son, but my son and I WERE prepared for many other things.😢

[@user-gf3lw5pi4t]

@@NoMoreTears64sorry for you lose , I lost mine at 37

[@jeanbruder583]

I am sorry. So sorry for your deep loss. May God comfort you.

[@delorestaylor8114]

Oh my goodness dear one, I am so sorry for the loss of your precious son. I understand the security in Christ you shared with him. My only son has pulmonary risk from blood clots. We too share the confidence in our salvation that we will always see each other in the end. God bless you and your family. ❤️🕊🐾🙏🏻🦌🎄

[@MDK1968]

@@NoMoreTears64 So sorry for the loss of your beautiful Son. ❤💔🙏I know your pain this happened to me in 2011.😢

[@br2080]

I have a feeling 2024, up to the election, is going to be a wild ride never seen before in this country. The warm up to it is pretty wild too. 😢 How so many people don’t see it is beyond me. Thanks AG. Have a happy, safe and peaceful new year.

[@amryan7571]

It’s their blind hatred clouding their misguided collective vision.

[@tonette6592]

There is a wild ride coming for sure.It's all planned. The "election" is another excuse to drive people apart. Whoever they put as the figurehead is the same plan as they have used for so many previous 'administrations'. It's coming; prepare for what they will put us through to bring everyone to accept their rule.

[@Mistablista-wn7zp]

Mass formation. That floating anxiety has to be directed at something. Cutting the cord was key.

[@Putzywoo]

Oh, it's definitely going to be a wild ride. Like you, I feel that so many don't see it.

[@Shadow-7773]

@br2080' Some folks don't see what you see, is because they live where, nothing is going on! Restaurants are full with waiting, anything you want you can get at the food store, Traffic is back up 24/7 everyday! Folks have money to spent. Stores are load with bourbon.

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

Think about a bin for all your fix it items: zip ties, tape, glue, staples, clips, wire …

[@gonefishing3644]

I have stockpiled bars of bath soap and laundry soap, bottles of Dawn detergent, dental floss, my favorite brands of toothpaste and extra toothbrushes. I have also stockpiled the kinds of body wash and shampoo that do not have conditioner or other fatty ingredients added to get maximum length of storage.

[@dontall71]

Hopefully you'll have enough water for all that soap!

[@gonefishing3644]

@@dontall71 Yes, I have 55-gallon barrels of water plus an RV freshwater tank. And the ability to evacuate.

[@rusticgardenretreat4892]

I store the things you listed above in my garage as the heat of summer doesn't affect them, which gives me room inside my house for the things that are temperature sensitive. Like you, I do not buy conditioner/shampoo mix so that I get the longest possible storage.

[@valerier4308]

The CV caused shortage that disturbed me the most was the infant formula shortage! It could be life-threatening! There are easy replacements for toilette paper (like kleenex), but not for formula!

[@sandrastephenson9467]

Old days they used evaporated milk and kero syrup water. Sterilize water a nd bottles. There you are formula

[@Pea-bj2qv]

The paper cups and toilet paper you don't need to survive. Food and water is the most important items.

[@La_Roo]

It isn’t just infant formula. There are plenty of adults who are reliant on formula because of cancer or other ailments. It’s getting harder and harder to find and also to get insurance to cover it.

[@tworoads40]

I always think I’m good on my preps but I always learn something new from your channel!❤

[@dontall71]

Don't stop learning!

[@AlaskaGranny]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@betsyr4724]

Me too

[@AC-qi9wo]

Not true, if people were listening everyone had 3 month's to prepare as soon as we heard the first case of Covid, in Everett Washington, first part of January 2020, it was all over the news hubby and I did a Costco run and Walmart run in January, and I kept it up buying right up to when they closed us down March 20th 2020 I had a Sophomore in High School, at the time 😊

[@AlaskaGranny]

Interesting.

[@cindysams9832]

Same here. I was already a prepper but I had a gut feeling in February 2020 and did the same thing between Sam's club and Amazon and Aldi. We were good for quite awhile. Trust your instincts.

[@rusticgardenretreat4892]

I started in December because I watched a show called China in Focus. The illness was all they could talk about, so I started stocking. I do miss my dollar general toilet paper at $5 off $25.

[@imjusthereforthecomments4920]

I use a surprising amount of zip ties and all sizes of bungee cords so I've been adding more when I can. Make sure you have needles, thread, fabric glue and patches to do quick repairs; put everything in an old Christmas tin ( because who doesn't have totes full of those😂)

[@trishaporte]

I just added a thimble to my list. I’ve never needed one before, but we may not have a choice of hand stitching heavier fabrics.

[@Mrs.Silversmith]

@@trishaporte And a large needle too, something that can handle jeans and other thick fabrics.

[@trishaporte]

All of these are great ideas. Those concerned about having everything should put their worries to rest. Many things are “convenience items”, and suggestions well received. I like the pencil box suggestion, as well as others. Thanks AG, you keep us thinking!! Happy New Year!!

[@Goldie63isme]

Cloth diaper and plastic pants for baby’s, it’s good to store even if you don’t have kids, there could be parents around you that you could give or barter with! I also buy 2 in 1 shampoo conditioner for emergencies instead of separate, I don’t normally use it but I think I’ll use it, buying separate costs a lot more. Fire starters like matches or flint in abundance. Charcoal for cooking. Tarps and plastic sheeting.

[@crickettjd]

Hair conditioner makes an excellent shaving lotion too, we use it for shaving our legs all the time, our guys have beards so I'm not sure about using it for the face, but something to think about.

[@obxertoo5912]

Hey AG, i remember a while ago u mentioned a toilet flapper having stored for just in case. Well, husband just had a major surgery and guess what went. The chain that controls the flushing handle. Not a shtf situation but had that replacement in a situation where i couldn't readily leave house. Helpful videos like these. Thanks. Would've never thought unless u mentioned.

[@AlaskaGranny]

Nice to be prepared!

[@rusticgardenretreat4892]

Funny, I had picked up an extra toilet flapper the last time mine went out in one bathroom, which saved me during the pandemic cause the other bathroom one went out.

[@carolynBulldog5]

Baby wipes came in handy when I had shoulder surgery and couldn't shower for almost two weeks. Also use on my Bulldog's face & privates. Love the pencil utility box idea! Thanks, AG. After Gotvt Covid Lockdown, I never will be without TP. I know I can use from my fabric stash, but TP is a "Comfort" item. HA

[@lauriehill1520]

Thanks a bunch. I appreciate you. I give Daisy a French Bath too… I know you’ve mentioned that we should also remember our fur babies too. The wipes are good for them too, along with extra dog or cat food & supplies.😊 Happy New Year. ✨

[@AC-qi9wo]

Dollar Tree, also has the Yardley large bath wipes, 18 to a pack we use those in our travel trailer and to wipe our cat down too.

[@user-oe6wq7pu8d]

Get extra flea AND tick collars for fur babies. This is very important as you may not be able to bathe them.

[@rusticgardenretreat4892]

My daughter just found out that it was cheaper to buy her cat's urinary tract canned cat food from the vet than at the pet store or chewy! If you are stocking up , check to see where the cheapest price is.

[@donnam9066]

Thank you AG! I would add clothespins and clothesline. Good oral hygiene will help ward off infections. Have a variety of Listerine mouthwashes on hand as well as baking soda, clove oil and coconut oil. Sturdy books, shoes, and socks are key to ward off injuries, fungal infections etc. Having a variety of foot products is wise. Also keeping waterproof spray, rubber sealant, leather conditioner etc. will keep your outdoor footwear protected and in good condition for a long time.

[@rusticgardenretreat4892]

I would add hydrogen peroxide and Jase antibiotics.

[@tonette6592]

My mother's nurse friend gave her "Good Samaritan Ointment" when I was very young. It 'drew' out infections and thorns, etc. We looked high and low for it for many years. I found PRID ointment that works OK, but maybe yours is better. There are bath wipes at Dollar Tree and I got a good buy on a case of them at Sam's Club. I have almost everything I can think of. I have sacrificed room to store it. I have gotten very creative with places to put them. In fact, as a quick stop at a thrift store, I found a small, upholstered hassock that is a storage cube just yesterday.

[@americafirst9144]

Where did you find it? It looks like the Vermont Country Store has something similar, but their shipping is very high.

[@catsandprepping]

Thrift stores are such great places to find stuff!

[@tonette6592]

Um, not medications!@@catsandprepping

[@tonette6592]

I found it at Walmart, actually, about a year and a half ago.@@americafirst9144

[@tinadavis9796]

My Walgreens has an Ichthammol ointment and Prid.

[@lanagalbraith6542]

Scrubzz sells an amazing dry bath sponge. They are the size of large washcloths and lather up with a little water. They can actually be used multiple times and you don't need to rinse. I love the lavender scented ones, and after surgery they were luxurious!!!

[@AlaskaGranny]

I need to find those.

[@AlaskaGranny]

I just found them on amazon, looks great.

[@muddyshoesgardener]

They seem very handy

[@leopardwoman38]

Thank you for your suggestion.

[@mommyhill2002]

If you use tallow in your cooking you can also use it in skin care. It’s very effective.

[@kipviteo2274]

My family has used ithomel (black salve) for more than 60 yrs. Dad worked in steel mill and got lots of steel slivers in his fingers. It has always been in my medicine cabinet. So glad you found it. Also good on boils and infections as such.

[@trishaporte]

The “original” drawing salve was called Prid.

[@widowswatch6610]

There was a black hard stick my late grandmother would heat with a match melt it and drip it on the wound. I bet it is like the same stuff. I actually still have that piece of very old hard stick of that from many years ago. Off hand I just don’t know where it is but I have it.

[@tott3457]

One item that has several uses is sanitary napkins. Wound dressing when there isn’t any sterile material available and lining for Bladder leaks !

[@NewYorkJennifer]

I use the painters tape to label things for the freezer. It is nice for the plastic lids for Pyrex containers.

[@rusticgardenretreat4892]

I use it on my mason jars as I try not store anything in my cabinets in cardboard.

[@SJ-db1lh]

Great reminders! Love the pencil case for eating utensils! I have one full of tea lights and another with batteries. They really do come in handy. Glad you reminded me of painters tape! Happy New Year! 🎉

[@robinguertin574]

I'll have to look for the Ichthammol ointment, I've never heard of it. Thank you, AG. Happy New Year to you & yours!

[@tonette6592]

PRID is more readily available and will draw out infections and thorns.

[@robinguertin574]

I did search for it online. Walmart has the brand AG has for $13.99. Walgreen's has a similar brand for $9.99.

[@rebeccaclementz3756]

Nature's Sunshine has black cohash ointment. That's drawing salve as well.

[@KaylynnStrain]

I have been picking up these kinds items either buying them, nipping them from a restaurant or in a boxed lunch I get when I attend monthly meetings or from rations I review. recently picked up a small box of plastic spoons that was on the clearance shelf of a store, box had some minor damage but the spoons inside are all there and unbroken

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@Pea-bj2qv]

Gee one metal spoon can last a lifetime. Why waste money on plastic???

[@KaylynnStrain]

think about needing to conserve water in an extreme drought, plus you can barter the disposables@@Pea-bj2qv

[@jennyt5176]

Plastic spoons etc are banned in Australia. We have recyclable bamboo.

[@tinadavis9796]

Plastic saves on water usage?

[@offpherj7884]

Hey AG, how are you doing? Hope you had a very Merry Christmas and wishing you an even happier New Year! Thanks for posting useful information. So many people don't/can't see what's coming....... Blinded by the light I guess...

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thanks for your kind thoughts.

[@hazel555]

During a power outage you can line cooking pot or fry pan with either parchment paper or air fryer liners to avoid stuck-on cleanup messes, and liner can be lifted out of pan to easily transfer cooked food to plate. I use parchment paper for everyday cooking/frying; aluminum foil can also be used to line pan but I prefer the paper.

[@trishaporte]

I love parchment paper and only use aluminum foil for larger things like a turkey or something that I wish to capture drippings.

[@connielipp8648]

Thank you AG, You always get me thinking and have something to teach as well. great idea for the silverware to keep them separated so not 'paw' through. Early 'Happy New Year" to you, Teddy and your family.. Love and prayers to you

[@georgiafrancis9059]

Boxes of knives, forks and spoons is a great idea. Great reminder about the blue painter's tape. Thank you for all you do. Happy New Year 🎉

[@Pea-bj2qv]

One fork and one knife and one spoon can last almost a lifetime.

[@mikeallison7435]

Hello, from OKC, OKLAHOMA

[@AlaskaGranny]

Hello there!

[@msammr33]

I purchased the little butane portable stove, with butane containers during the COVID lock down. I also save news papers to help with starting fire in grill with charcoal. Thank you for the video.

[@_evilqueen]

Just keep in mind that butane won't work in the cold weather

[@toycarpgmr]

Large box of personal wipes that contains smaller travel packages, wyzy wipes, large and small scissors, box of solar lights, baking soda, distilled vinegar, men's handkerchiefs, emergency key to electric garage door, friendly neighbors...

[@marthadunham9043]

I suggest also getting disposable razors and don't forget toothpaste and toothbrushes

[@rusticgardenretreat4892]

Just be careful when stocking up on your favorite toothbrush, because I bought several packages of the one that I always use and it has changed since the pandemic. I didn't know it until it was too late to return the unopened ones. The bristles that said soft, were not.

[@wimittenmaker1804]

Thank you for your great advice. I’ve learned so much . Have a Happy New Year 🎉

[@AlaskaGranny]

Same to you!

[@robinalecia7554]

I like that school box idea for the plastic ware.lots of great ideas Ty

[@theIAMofME]

French bath?? LOL I guess I better not say what we call those kinda baths in the South!!! Thanks, AG.

[@missperfect2657]

😂

[@katie7748]

Not just in the South...

[@deborahtownley497]

😂

[@nicolette6327]

😂😅😂

[@connielipp8648]

We'd called them 'spit baths'

[@beckyeastwood2624]

Thank you for your wonderful channel. Have a blessed New Year!

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thanks, you too!

[@bettyjoelauper]

Reading thru depression Era history books with kids. We homeschool they've never been to school outside home. Important lessons especially for comfort items. When lean times hit comfort mind numbing entertainment is what was popular during depression radio shows like jack Benny and movie pictures.

[@barbarahansen6557]

There are reusable, washable feminine hygiene products you can order online that come in different sizes. Panty liners, regular, overnight. One brand is called Cariona. The customer service representative can help you decide which sizes and how many of each to last for several years. They also offer a discount for buying a large amount if you're buying for several people.

[@landhae]

We’ve got no credit or work history check land as low as $200 down and the community and resources to back you up as you build it! 😍 grow food, can food, play with your animals and have a home base! 😍

[@user-ip2cw1si5g]

You are just so cute !Love ya Granny!

[@lisamoore107]

Good morning. Could you please tell me where you purchased the orange pull top can opener. I must be looking in the wrong places.

[@stuartaminion511]

walmart or amazon on line. i've looked in stores but they do not carry them (target, walmart, meijer, some hardware stores). if you find them on a shelve great (and get 2) but on line is where i got mine.

[@imjusthereforthecomments4920]

Amazon for under $6.

[@robestrada374]

Thank you so much for your wonderful ideas and great videos please keep on making them they are so awesome. Wishing you a glorious blessed New Year's God bless you Always ❤️🙏❤️

[@loridamico3368]

Good Information and reminders for the new year!🎉

[@AlaskaGranny]

Happy new year!

[@nicolette6327]

Thank you AG for some more great ideas. I hope you have a wonderful New Year. ❤

[@MichaelR58]

Good video thanks for sharing YAH bless !

[@user-yr4lb7gi2z]

I love your videos

[@AlaskaGranny]

I appreciate that.

[@btolson66]

This was very timely. May you have a wonderful New Year's celebration and be blessed in 2024🎉💖🙏🙏🙏🙏 I think this new year is going to be a long long long one of turmoil. To be prepared will definitely be a new hobby turned daily practice. Praying

[@juliettebobcat704]

When I just had the flu, it was really great to have wipes around. Happy New Year, AG!

[@laurievoelker9005]

Yes, for a few years I have been saving fast food utensils because we eat the food at home with our utensils. I have a plastic grocery bag jam packed with the disposable ones.

[@christinawhite9256]

Definitely! I have been looking for those “buy one get one free” products. Fill in those shelves where we see items missing. We don’t want to be complacent just because we see items available currently. Things change constantly. Thank you for the video, and God bless🙏

[@rosebud4055]

Thanks so much! I always get so inspired by your videos. I'm going to fill in a few things this week. Happy New Year!

[@850beachmomrn]

Get some of that salve now!

[@Reddog1776]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! As always, thank you for the wonderful content. I use Adolphs Meat Tenderizer on bug bites and stickers.

[@janeparker1009]

Lots of great information keep up your great 👍 videos God bless 🙏 you and yours

[@AlaskaGranny]

Thanks 👍

[@widowswatch6610]

Oh!!! I love that pull top can opener!!! Good ideas!!!!! The French bath. LOL!!!! Things here and there can go nuts at any time the world is crazy right now. Peace to all out there!!☮️👍👍

[@gingerzelidon3573]

My mom used ichthammol ointment on my skin whenever I broke out with exzema. I remember it smelled a little bit like tar, but it worked. It soothed the itching and within a few days it calmed it down, TFS, AG!

[@joycedagostino8869]

Thanks AG, good to see some non food essentials reviewed to have on hand. We never know, seems each week that not only prices keep going up, that something will suddenly be in short supply or completely sold out for weeks. Our closest Dollar Tree has had some very low stock on a lot of things. Went in a couple of days ago and their aisle with the foil, plastic bags, trash bags and so forth was almost completely out, they were trying to fill in all of those empty spots with things like dishes and glassware. I like the pencil boxes, they are great to keep some meds secure when you travel, we just flatten the box (like for over the counter meds like Pepto, intenstinal upsets, pain relievers and bandaids and ointments, need the boxes to have the dosage and other details with the meds). Once you travel and then can't find something if you don't feel well (happened to us once) , you'll always keep a box like this in your suitcase. Many pharmacies overseas can be very different than your neighborhood Walgreens, so might not have something you need or the product isn't effective. Happy New Year to all!

[@kendrasmith6637]

A good reminder to have these things. 😊 Thanks AG

[@susieramick7202]

Very good list of items to stock. I'm glad you mentioned drawing salve. We use to use Iodex and have been searching for a replacement . Thanks.

[@rachelkivarkis1801]

You r a blessing, that keep on giving and guiding. Thank you, so much, for all the enlightenment, and it makes the person, want to run and get more stuff. Thanks again, and Happy New Year 🎊🎈🎆🙏👍❤️🌟🕊️

[@Nana9112go]

Thanks, AG!! Have a great weekend!!

[@susancampbell7279]

Thank you

[@mannyfragoza9652]

A Square to spare LOL

[@linda487nc]

Cotton balls and vaseline have many uses, including firestarters. I use them for my fire pit, stuffed in the ends of toilet paper or paper towel tubes.

[@yovannaherrera9441]

Thanks for sharing this!❤

[@jaceyneal6167]

I live in Kansas I went into dollar general to buy a few extra cold meds there wasn’t much to choose from so pick up a few more than what I was planning just because if we do get sick I know I have plenty for awhile

[@tkwheeler4577]

My dad called it a "circus" bath😊

[@Jazbo777]

Alcohol & peroxide & Lysol wipes Baby wipes were gone during the pandemic where I lived. Where I live if I loose electricity my well does not work so I have to stock up on sparklets 5 gal jugs of water

[@laurievoelker9005]

Cough syrup was scarce.

[@osageprairie4211]

Walmart Equate brand flushable wipes are good and a good price. What about having these as a backup for toilet paper since they don't take up as much space?

[@americafirst9144]

Don't flush them though.

[@fabienneroure9995]

Even though they say the wipes are flushable, I recommend you do not flush them as they eventually clog-up the pipes!

[@davidjones1393]

THKS

[@Sollarose_mb7x8]

Happy New Year 🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊

[@benfranklinification]

Happy new year my dear!!!❤❤❤

[@villiehaizlip7626]

We have to stay vigilant because we have discernment or common sense to see & know what we know. This "is" the calm before the storm bc we can hardly afford what we need now without the added burdons of 8 new million mouths to feed plus growing every day. DO your best is all we can & need to do. Heart clear & still continue til.🤨

[@maggiepennington5583]

I store my match in fruit jars! I’m afraid a mouse or pact rat will get in my house and if they can get to the match you might have a fire!

[@jennyt5176]

Thank you. That's a good idea. I'm always worried about fires.

[@shirleylawrence7326]

I’ve always tried to be prepared for anything! I look at it this way I’m prepping with food and etc. If the war or weather or powers that be prevented food shipments etc. from delivery I’m prepared! If everything goes ok I’ve got a big supply of food I need to buy anyway! I think most everyone knows our childhood story of the grasshopper and the ants! 🙏🏼🇺🇸I know everyone remembers 911 SURPRISE AND SHOCK ! We’ve never had open borders as now !!!

[@ultramagapatriot5874]

HAPPY NEW YEAR AG🎉🎉

[@AlaskaGranny]

Same to you!

[@elisaangel9789]

You've abbreviated the "French bath" by dropping out the original second word. Maybe the word was dropped because children were around. Anyway, the original of the longer phrase is as follows: prostitutes would freshen up between clients with a wash cloth and not a full bath, the quick refresh is the "French [missing word] bath". Perhaps call the cleaning technique "the quick refresh bath" or something and leave "French" off altogether too. It doesn't matter, but that is the phrase's origin.

[@AlaskaGranny]

Wow

[@katie7748]

My husband is a OTR trucker. Years ago, while parked for the night, he saw a lot lizard hop down from one truck, splash herself (ahem 🤢) in a puddle between it and the truck next to it, and climb into that next truck. He still gets a bit nauseated telling that story lol

[@katie7748]

And yes, that is the origin. I'm surprised it's not more common knowledge.

[@louisiananana652]

My mother-in-law was a real lady. She called a brief bath a "bird bath.". I also call it a sink bath. In just a few minutes, you can get very clean with a little soap and water. This may be important in times to come.

[@elisaangel9789]

@@louisiananana652 A friend of mine used to do a brief bath in the locker room after a workout and before going back to her desk. She wasn't really sweaty or anything. She called it the original saying and would laugh. "Bird bath" or "brief bath" is good phrase. I do this sometimes if I am in a hurry and not dirty. My dermatologist thinks we all bathe too much anyway. He recommends quick showers using a. mild soap. I have dry skin, so that's good for me. Other people with other conditions may need to bathe differently, but I don't sweat a ton and my skin is dry, so "bird baths" are fine sometimes, and quick showers in warm water with a mild soap the rest of the time work well.

[@rbsamar]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@goodolgoldy1976]

🙂

[@OffgridManiac]

Wish us luck we wish you the same

[@nzbrotrev9028]

Prepping is common sense

[@terigarman8508]

Female hygiene products

[@jeanetteschulthe1andOnly]

Creating pollution is not the best option. If things get that bad you will not have factories making these things. You may want to slowly get used to that fact. We were campers before all these things came out. I would not eat food that came from chemically, perfume horrid tasting hands that perfume always works its way into the food. Gross. We would use soap on a wood shelf. Rinse out things and throw on a bush to dry...talk about a fresh air scent...

[@thenubalicious]

😷💚🥫🥫🥫🎄🎉✨🎊

[@peanut3050]

A SQUARE TO SPARE---VERY FUNNY!