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[@SurvivalLilly]

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[@SurvivalLilly]

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[@believethehype8936]

Lilly, The Retevis Walkie Talkies. What kind of range are you getting out of them? Would you recommend them for Backpacking/Forest hiking use?

[@donniev8181]

Survival Lilly please please Lilly get that watch out of your home.~.o

[@michaelscoofield]

I really do not recommend these Chinese walkies RT-5R aka UV-5R etc. They are cheap but also bad. The receiver is pretty bad with no immune front-end which means you will get lot of hum and disturbances on big cities and industrial areas even with small antenna. These craps are just for kids as a toy... If you are thinking about something for your survival or disaster situations then I am recommending to use some Yaesu like FT-60E (must be opened to work outside the ham bands) or even better pre-programmed Motorola radios... Good luck to all. MS

[@donniev8181]

michaelscoofield but if you're in a blackout survival situation there will be no hum from your surrounding area?

[@marievistal6118]

Survival Lilly This is glorious, I been tryin to find out about "what's needed in a survival kit" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Landonfen Disaster Genie - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my friend got amazing results with it.

[@xragnarx74]

I wanna tell you a story: One day , we (my girlfriend and I) were coming home after a 500km trip, it was late (like midnight ) we were tired and hungry, we were back from 10 days of holidays so the fridge was totally empty, I decided to quickly cook some pasta with tomato sauce in can, I was turning on my induction cooktop when she suddenly blow up in a big "Bang"! After that the power went off and there was no more light in my house, so I light up a candle and go to the circuit breaker to turn on the power. Then we had light again but my cooking system was down, and I finally remember that I have a small swiss Army Stove in my bug out backpack so I light it and manage to cook my pasta on it ! @survival lilly: Gas mask are strictly forbidden here in France (considered as a weapon! wtf?) so your Emergency gas mask is a verry usefull trick for us ! I can Also add in the Home Kit: - A small Gas burner :more efficient than alcohol stove for cooking and the candles in order to heat the house, but the best is to have all of this items. - A fire extinguisher, It can save you, your neighbours and your home., essential in my opinion.

[@idnwiw]

With gas, I think OP meant an propanol/butanol burner - gaseous under normal conditions while you are talking about petrol - liquid?

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

One has to wonder what a government that criminalizes gas mask ownership has in mind for its citizens. Just sayin'. Here in the US, some have said "Fear the government that fears your guns." Same idea, just a different "weapon."

[@xragnarx74]

Gaz marks are forbidden because in 1968 in France there was a lot of violent troubles between students and policeman during which the students were protected against the policeman ' s teargas by a lots of gaz masks so they cannot manage To disperse the rioters, after that the government simply make gas masks illegal...

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

I guess that made sense to the government at the time, but how about making violent demonstrations illegal? Peaceful demonstrations/protests - fine, but when people get violent, make THEM accountable, and leave the good people alone. Just sayin'. Cheers.

[@xragnarx74]

it is what it is... french laws! here when you want To organise a demonstration, you have To ask the permission to the préfet (like a local governor) and he have the right To cancel it if he is ont fine with the purpose of the demonstration arguing that it présents a "risk for public security"...one day I was in a big city for a peaceful protest, just before we start walking on the streets the policeman told us that the protest was cancelled and they arrested some of us for an interrogation. that ' s the way our government see our "freedom of speech". it is verry difficult here for a citizen To buy a legal weapon, but there is a lots of black market in the suburbs where terrorists and criminals could buy whatever they want: automatic riffles, ammo, grenades, rocket launcher and so forth...

[@timseago6479]

As a chap that grew up in the UK when I was a boy scout. Top tip. Our billy cans got very sooty after a week of cooking over open fires. Wipe them over beforehand with Austrian equivalent of Fairy Liquid and a weeks worth of soot just falls off the pans easy peasy come clean up time.

[@JamesSmith-gn9ou]

Purchased four of the Drager gas masks and eight NBC filters. The filters have a six year shelf life so I'm good to go for quiet a while. Everything else you show and then some are all resting in several closets awaiting that faithful day. One very important aspect of survival for the individual or family is the ability to hunker down and not get caught up with the desperate hoards of unprepared individuals, who will have no problem rationalizing and committing the most horrific atrocities against others. Got ammo? Don't forget the TP.

[@Gia_Mc_Fia]

Great video! So many things I did not know. I love your ability to say it all without a lot of confusion. With great reasons as well for each one. Thank you so much Lilly. 😁 Big Hugs!

[@madisonherring6248]

Hey Lilly, I'd love to see a video on what is totally necessary to have in your first aid kit in your opinion. Thanks for another great video.

[@gbaughman3348]

Lilly, I like the idea of the radios. Often they work better than cell phones in rural areas and we use them for hunting and hiking. I keep a solar water heater/shower in the house. They work great and you never know when you may need hot water to clean wounds or just dust and debris off your body.

[@coolcatcarolena4951]

There were some products on there I would've never thought to get, like the geiger counter. thanks for the tips.

[@coolcatcarolena4951]

yeah, I looked them up and not in my current budget, but definitely on my radar now thanks to this video!

[@JamesSmith-gn9ou]

Don't forget the Potassium Iodine/Iodide to protect the Thyroid Gland from radiation.

[@JamesSmith-gn9ou]

KI is an effective blocker of Thyroid radioiodine intake if taken within the recommended doses for a short period of time, it is quiet safe. While there are specific medical conditions where the individual should use caution when taking KI such as Hypocomplementemic Vasculitis especially if the dosing exceeds several days, such conditions are relatively rare. As with any medication/supplement, it is the responsibility of the user to determine if the substance is appropriate for themselves. When in doubt, consult your physician or healthcare professional. I will continue to keep a supply on hand for myself and family considering the importance in keeping the Thyroid Gland healthy and its direct relationship to the Pituitary Gland and overall health of the entire body.

[@AquaTech225]

James Smith KI? What's that

[@JamesSmith-gn9ou]

K is potassium. I is Iodide.

[@kidgokuxl]

As always great video Lilly. survival is not only outside, it can be in your home.

[@mischef18]

Really only have to worry about earthquakes down here in NZ that could knock the power, water and toilets out for more than 24 hours. Have most things covered that you have there although a solar generator is on my list of things make to keep freezer and fridge going. Most live day to day but I like the idea of having something prepared as a just in case. Watching bush crafters and preppers on U toob has taught me a lot. All the best.

[@MultiRabe]

Awesome video Lilly...very informative! Cheers!

[@andrewrush5125]

Love your videos Lilly, Keep them coming ,don't take any notice of the people criticising you ,they're only jealous because you are able to make something of your life and THEY CAN'T

[@Heiple2007]

Lots of great advice Lilly. Thanks for sharing with everyone. Jeff

[@all_thingsinteresting]

Good video Lilly, thanks for the advice. I have most of these items already in my kit plus some more, the 2 way radio is a great idea to add to my kit. Thanks again

[@burgesskj]

Great basic list! I remember the small refrigerators in Germany, and how most people all over Europe would shop a little each day. It's good to know that the government has recommended stocking at least 3 weeks of supplies. Thanks for sharing.

[@kelly9283]

Hi Lilly, love your videos. You may want to consider stocking up on a more substantial first aid kit, such as a trauma kit. (perhaps a video dedicated to this?) With access to weapons and cutting tools, such as axes and knives, there is potential one can sustain wounds that a simple first aid kit would not be sufficient. Heavier trauma supplies for hemorrhage control (ie- abd pads, tourniquets and chest seals) would be indicated. Also storage of medications for pain, diarrhea and electrolytes may be crucial. As a retired emergency service professional, I have encountered such cases in major city riots and disasters, such as earthquakes.

[@mactagg8814]

I am so grateful you did this video. I am in the maket for a solar charger and i have seen your previous vid on them but was dreading the search for that vid. No need to search now! Also i think a geiger counter is super important and was discussing it on another channel recently. Awesome vid Ms Lilly thank you.

[@douglasmaccullagh7865]

Lilly, I had not thought of a gas mask in case of a wild fire. We live in the woods, and my wife has lung disease, and I have asthma. Definitely something to talk about here. Thank you!

[@Luiblonc]

Thanks Lilly, I think I have almost everything in your list except for the last device. Very informative indeed!!

[@chriscole5784]

Another informative video ! Keep up the good work Lily !!

[@ladonnad.steele2470]

Lilly you just got shared to 300+ friends on Facebook, and I put you on 6 of my play lists on KZbin! If people think this is overkill...look at Italy right now! 6 feet of snow and earthquakes!!!

[@living2ndchildhood347]

Very good advice Lilly. Thank you!

[@keitholeniacz7602]

Good video Lily. Need to purchase a couple of those radios. Thanks!

[@jiujitsu2000]

Excellent video sista! Thank you!

[@karlatiller-barclay1965]

Thanks for sharing with us Lilly. appreciate it

[@laughingpumpkinking1662]

Where's the Twinkies? Everyone knows those will survive anything. They should be apart of that kit. :)

[@lachlanmarriott6194]

that audio is not good what is wrong with it

[@laughingpumpkinking1662]

No idea, I didn't make the video.

[@johncampbell335]

"apart" of that kit? They are apart. They need to be a part of that kit. :D

[@isaaccearley5071]

unless mice get into them

[@marcoh.3467]

twinkies where no longer produced since 3 or 4 year's...

[@chipanderson8411]

Lilly, one of the best tutorials on home Survival kits. Thanks.

[@eqlzr2]

Hi Lily. I've enjoyed many many of your vids and appreciate the effort you put into them. Thanks. Recently I've acquired several of the 5 gallon re-fillable LP gas tanks and have an outdoor shower, a largish outdoor burner/grill, a smaller table top burner, and a Portable Buddy LP gas heater. I picked up a valve mechanism that allows the easy refilling of the smaller 1 pound propane gas tanks that many of my devices will operate on. It's quite easy to refill these smaller tanks from the big 5 gallon tanks. Your small alcohol stove is a great idea, and I have a few of those, but the convenience, versatility, and longlasting power resource of the LP tanks is of great value to me. I have a 600 gallon water tank alongside my house filled by rainwater from the roof, and using the LP gas portable shower, I can look forward to nice hot showers to help me endure a disaster. ;-) A 12 volt pump provides the water pressure, and it's easily rechargeable from my 100 watt roof mounted solar panel. I'll soon add another panel so that I can also run my 12 volt fridge/freezer fulltime. Presently, I just run it half days on my single panel, and keep it closed over night when the sun isn't out.

[@xmozzazx]

I think a lot of people would be surprised what they may find if they had a Geiger meter. Good choices for your kit. I use solar powered patio lights for a lot of dark places, the ones I use have a AA battery that can also power other items if the need arises.

[@robsierra516]

Excellent Video! Thanks Lilly, thanks for sharing

[@faithrada]

I splurged and got a Trangia 25 alcohol stove cook set. It is quite wonderful for Bugging In, and car bug outs.

[@benfranklin2450]

Thank you ! Most people don't think about those of us that cant just pickup and run .

[@benfranklin2450]

Spawny eyed wazzock I love the compassion you all have for old crippled folks . Which one of you is going to come help me load up and go ? Ya . I didn't think so .

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

+BuckGreywolfe - Even if you CAN bug out and are reasonably skilled in the arts of survival and bushcraft, someone still might come along and put a bullet in your head and steal your stuff. If the SHTF, it's going to be anyone's guess how long civilization will hold together, be it locally or on a larger scale. Survival would seem to favor collaboration among individuals rather than lone wolves. Cheers.

[@x1cd]

Love your videos Lilly! Keep up the good work!

[@cookei24]

One note to add. Check your local laws for use of a HAM radios. My country requires you to have an amateur radio licence to transmit. however you can still buy one if you just want to listen in on local emergency services

[@stevemiller7433]

I have a Biolite stove which allows me to charge my phone/radio/light off of a small cooking fire, burning the twigs around my compound. A Geiger counter? Who knew! Great idea though, especially where you live.

[@stevemiller7433]

In a nuclear exchange.....who wants to live?

[@williamlesh1649]

Great video ! Congrats on 350K plus subs !🎉🎊

[@garymccarty4374]

Excellent start for a survival kit. I'm going to use this as a starter, thanks.

[@Its2loudyer2oldmotovlogs]

Great vid Lilly some very good points made seems I should upgrade my house emergency items!

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

+Survival Lilly - One of your best videos yet! People in cites may not be able to bug out, so having the resources on hand to "bug in" during an emergency is an important consideration, and you addressed it very well. Cheers.

[@sherikeller8417]

Another GREAT video! Timely and appropriate no matter where you reside!

[@GeordiePrepper]

Good choice of items, I like them all. Only things I would add is a Smoke Alarm, Carbon Monoxide Alarm and at least 1 x 2kg Fire Extinguisher and 1x 1kg Fire Extinguisher, especially if you are lighting candles. An open flame is always a risk. Also a 25 litre water storage option. If you wake during the night and the water is already off, better to have some already stored.

[@ChamplainValleyRailSnapshots]

Wow Lily. I really love your channel. You have a great library of videos covering so much, I am always learning something. I also love that you put right up front if you have a paid promotion. I don't blame anyone making videos for working for a company. But it is nice when right out front they come out and say it.

[@Begining2013]

Awesome video. I have to say I was amazed by the radioactivity of that watch!

[@sixtynine666able]

Really great Intel thank you so much I love listening to your feeds x

[@ericlewis77]

Yet another great video. Thanks Lilly.

[@NGMonocrom]

I would also recommend stock-piling batteries, and rotating through them. As older ones get used for non-emergencies, replace them with newer ones. Some believe that if you buy a large pack of alkaline batteries and never open the packaging, that they'll remain fresh for years. Not so. I had a large packet of AAA Duracell batteries that I never used for quite a few years. Some still leaked inside. Crystalizing around the contacts. Those were useless. The ones that did not leak were very weak when put into devices. Also, not sure how it is in Austria or Germany, but in America one can buy respirators with goggles attached to them for home repair chores in which there will be a great deal of dust to deal with. Much easier to find than gas-masks. As any good hardware store will have them. Also, likely much less expensive. Along with the precaution against radiation, a packet of IOSAT pills would be a must to prevent absorbing radiation to dangerous levels inside the human body.

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

+NGMonocrom - Iodine tablets just about sold out when Fukushima happened. They're only effective at blocking I-131 (a cancer-causing radioisotope of Iodine) from being absorbed by the thyroid gland. They don't block or absorb any other radioactive contaminants, of which there are several, generated by atomic or hydrogen bombs. Still, I-131 is thought by many to be the most likely contaminant that most people would encounter after a Fukushima-style disaster, or a nuclear detonation - assuming they survived the initial incident. Cheers.

[@dustinmcandrew]

Good job Lilly. You have made me rethink my home survival kit.

[@oldunion]

I like those walkie talkies, BaoFeng makes some good budget minded ones too. Remember the range they state ie. 5 miles etc, is best cast scenario with zero obstructions. Always best to have a good antenna which really makes all the difference.

[@DerGoldwaescher]

Ich beschäftige mich ja seit 2007 mit dem ganzen Thema. Bis auf Solarpanel, Wasserfilter und Kurbelradio bin ich eigentlich schon perfekt ausgestattet. Danke fürs zeigen denn das hat mich nochmal animiert mir diese 3 Dinge zuzulegen. VG Jürgen

[@mst5632]

Thanks for making this. Good advice. Will definitely make up a kit. Looking forward to your next video. God bless.

[@shanenunn615]

Keep doing what you love, survival videos, I enjoy all your videos!

[@Mono-rg8tb]

Amazing video Lilly!

[@film.foto.report]

Hey Lilly, thanks for the very great video, Really great tips!

[@pb3046]

You know Lilly I'm 61 years old but for some one young like you knows a lot so hats off too you! Aloha oogz

[@fumasterchu12]

Those were all good items, I especially liked the radio's and the water filter.

[@dianne11ca]

Excellent, Lilly! Thank you.

[@JesusGaribay]

Cool advice as usual! Cheers!

[@neddmoulton1]

Great video Lilly!! I really need to stock up on food myself. I also need walkie talkies. Thank you again for your time.

[@ptouchpaul]

Hi Lilly, great video as always thanks. Wow, the geiger counter, never thought about radiation before. Makes you think what else has raised levels of the stuff. Looking forward to the next vid. Thanks..Paul

[@EIBrown]

I was pleased to discover that I actually have everything on your essential list, except for the alcohol stove. But, I practically live in the woods, and building a fire to cook is not out of the question. Additionally, I keep charcoal and starter on hand, so I have a functional equivalent means to cook without electricity. The gas mask, Geiger counter, and walkie talkies are all things I don't have. I never thought of the possible necessity of a Geiger counter, but the case you made for it makes sense. I think all 3 will be going on my prepping gear list for this coming year.

[@tubehound8]

Lily thanks for all the good information.

[@bill4913]

Great info Lilly... Here in California has a fire every summer so that filter would be useful every year..Thanks again for the list..

[@pestopollux]

A few of these I'll need to save up my pennys for. :) Great video Lilly! (as always) ^^

[@James-sh7rr]

Good point with the Geiger Counter. Also, nice creative way of closing out your episode. :)

[@PostapocalypticGarage]

aaaand she have a geiga counter...why I'm not surprised xD Love that solar panel 👍

[@SurvivalLilly]

you can call me prepper lilly :D

[@peterknutsen3070]

PostapocalypticGarage Those kinds of solar panels aren’t that great. Linus Tech Tips did a test of 3 different ones, some time ago.

[@FartyMcbongos]

I hope I bump into you when the shit goes down 👍

[@lovelessbachelor]

zimmerman84 same

[@victoriacornell6067]

I would add a Faraday flashlight aka the shake flashlight no battery. I have several and it only takes a couple minutes of shaking for quite a bit of light

[@canadianneo-frontiersmen6165]

Thanks Lilly for the share!

[@fredkingmusic4137]

keep up the great videos!! you are the best survival you tuber!

[@Outaboutdetecting]

awesome video lilly, very informative.

[@willames363]

And you can make a rug that can warm you when cold with a Terra Cotta pot, and a couple of sticks! Cool video, thanks!

[@slickwillie916]

hi Lilly it's Dave! I am a big fan of your videos, I live in the USA, keep making good videos, Dave!

[@lachlanthomas4164]

That ending was quite cool. Keep up the great vids- you would have to be my favourite channel :)

[@thomasnugent7602]

Lilly, Thank you very much. Very instructional.

[@kelanth462]

I have used the tea light\flower pot heater a couple of times and it works well. 2 pots with 3 candles under each kept a 12x12 room at 65F when it was 25F outside.

[@kanuckbrewero6118]

I like the Ham radio thing; everyone should be a ham. Licenses in USA are free. Great value.

[@himesjon]

They are not quite free, but they cost very little. They require a test and license from the FCC. I think I paid 30 for my test and license.

[@mikelee2490]

If I can make a suggestion. Get a couple of good thermos's . Use your hot water and passively cook your grains,rice, and beans with time and insulation. Toss them in add your water and have a meal later in the day. You won't even need to reheat it.

[@alaskankare]

great kit selection!

[@garrettsalter8338]

Thanks Lilly. Your an inspiration.

[@AB-tm9wu]

great video. thanks for showing!

[@yveskc1]

I like any instructional videos. Thank you for sharing and best regards.

[@Tnav02]

Cute ! Thanks Lilly very good information .

[@wallyceiphert4599]

You do such a Great job of these informative vids !!!Perfect length with the details all wrapped up quick !!!! I'll Try "Vunderbar !!!

[@MILITARYSURVIVAL]

Super kit!

[@VanlilfewithDaleandBailey]

I will say one thing. You sure are focused on Survival in your videos. That's a good thing. Any chance you have a ham radio license?

[@keithfrederick1973]

6am in Illinois. watching Lilly's awesome video

[@upnorthprepper2835]

I like the fix you did on the wind up radio. The batteries really suck and I have not yey been able to find a battery that fits. I will also be making a better antenna for mine tuned for weather band.

[@samstewart4444]

Very cool video. We have very similar home survival kits. A couple things I also have are two 5 gallon plastic buckets, one for hauling water from a nearby river, and one for waste disposal, and a couple of boxes of plastic bags that fit inside the plastic buckets, also for waste disposal. I also keep 10 gallons of water on hand.

[@ooloncaluphid]

I suppose the geiger counter might be useful at supermarkets or flea markets.

[@josephdykes1820]

Great video Lily! I like to use rechargeable 18650 batteries in all my devices, when possible. Also, I like the emergency radios that have a USB input and output. That way the solar panel can charge the radio and the radio can charge other devices. Also, I like the idea of having an external power bank (which most are filled with 18650 batteries, btw). I think having the external power bank hooked up to the solar panel most of the time is the best way to manage the solar power too. Anyway, just my opinions.

[@davidgarrison5270]

"Nobody going to slow me down, oh no, I got to keep on moving." Great song. Great video. Thank you.

[@karentie880]

You have great ideas and I pray we never have to be this 'out in the wild' keep up the good work!! You rock! girl power!!

[@pvkjhilk8323]

nice list. i really like the solar powered inflatable lanterns also, great hiking light so it can serve double duty

[@sheldoncooper5403]

Thanks Lilly. I have an emergency kit and food but this reminded me its time to inspect and rotate.

[@Ivan_Glamdryng]

I was about to say "cow's feathers" to a dosimeter when you brought up Chernobyl. As usual, you come out with the absolute best information. I should have known you could validate anything you recommend. Thank you for all your hard work and information!

[@JimRodgers]

Nice gear ideas for a home survival kit. We've been working on our home supplies for a while now. Where I live in the Pacific Northwest we are at a high risk for earthquakes - they are predicting a 9.0 earthquake labeled as the "Cascadia" event, and the county where I work is gearing up to deal with the aftermath of such an event. Thanks for the reminder about ham radios - they're on my list now. ;)

[@platefullofbacon]

Wow... that test you did with that watch!!! OMG!!

[@DrTucker]

Yes! I was dying to see something like this! I'm suscribing!

[@totallyjonesin]

Good video, you can use the geiger counter to check peoples granite counter top. That arrow in the blackout was pointing to the Gulf of Mexico.