What Have We Learned from Helene & How to Prep with Little $$$ -

[@LindasPantry]

Such great information 😊

[@elainelucier6243]

Hi Michelle, great collaboration. A lot of great information from everyone that participated . Thanks for sharing with us more useful ideas. Have a blessed day.

[@webbadawn]

Thank you for hosting this amazing collaboration it has been amazing

[@wandabrindamour8473]

Many many great tips &, suggestions from emergency weather radios to first aid, shelf storage foods preserved from vacuum sealing, both forms of canning, freeze-drying & dehydrating, forms of energy from fuels to solar, cooking sources for power outages, fire starters. 30 days to preparedness 2024 has been a great collaboration, each presentor did a fantastic job presenting their information! Many thank you to each colaborator for the education😊

[@jaydeemarie]

Thanks for this collaboration, I have gained many hints, tips and information. I am already looking forward to next year.

[@dianatoo940]

What a great wrap up video. Learned so much and making some changes. Thanks for all you have done. 👍

[@melissagrubb6110]

Thank you for hosting this collaboration!

[@missellie9518]

i did enjoy this collaboration thank you

[@melinabs9809]

Great video with lots of great information, I have really enjoyed all of the preparedness videos that I have watched this month, thank you.

[@shortcake1463]

Thank-you so much for hosting preparedness month. This collaboration was a wealth of information. I have found several holes in my stocking. Stay well🥰

[@tripletfeb4034]

Thank you so much, to all the youtubers, for doing this collab. I have learned a lot of new things and figured out holes in my prep that need worked on. Again, thank you!!

[@br2080]

Thanks for all of this great information and for putting this wonderful collaboration together! I will definitely follow!

[@joylouise5417]

Thank you so much for this great collaboration. I’ve learned so much more about being prepared. Bless you for all that you do.

[@cathywhittemore2647]

You did an excellent job of hosting this collaboration. Thank you everyone who patriated in this collaboration.

[@lisaking5990]

Thank you so much for hosting/coordinating. I've learned so much!

[@terrisouthernplainsprepper5927]

A ton of great information. Very helpful and informative.

[@maracusumano4820]

Thank you, this collaboration introduced me to some new, helpful channels

[@tamaraameling8885]

I've kept a notebook this month. I know what I need to work on now, and also have a reference look back on in coming months as a refresher. Thanks for this colab.

[@annasauln]

Great list of ideas. Thanks for the research you must have.

[@mimiof4crazykidspaige539]

I've loved this collaboration and have learned so much! Thanks for all the tips in this video, too!

[@kaylakitty3814]

Thanks for hosting the collab. I’ve learned a lot and found new channels.

[@paulamcnatt6630]

This has been a great collaboration. Some many great ideas and videos . Thank you for hosting. Stay safe everyone.

[@jennifervernon2120]

Michelle . I have really enjoyed all your very educational videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@missyholland9443]

Thank you for hosting this collaboration. I've gotten a lot of info over the month that will be very helpful.

[@Cathy1223]

I think a lot of people in North Carolina/Tennessee were not prepared for the flooding from Helene! It makes me think more about!

[@conniemoore3207]

Thanks so much for the collaboration. Lots of helpful information from the videos.

[@lisaemerson8061]

this is a great colab thank you so much good information.

[@Echoingdawn6355]

Lots of good information this month by everyone

[@heysuz701]

This was an awesome collaboration!! Thank you for hosting it. I’ve picked up a few things I was low on.

[@marshapillen6061]

Everyone has given us great information this moth. Thank you.

[@grammyskitchen367]

This collaboration has been very helpful. I have learned some new things and discovered holes in my prep. Thank you for hosting.

[@maggielittle4410]

Stocking up my supplies a bit each week. This collaboration has helped me focus.

[@growitwithari6595]

Woooo! Such great info!😊

[@bradlafferty]

Love the old penny cleaning wit!

[@Vogey75]

Nice collaboration with useful information. Thanks for putting this together and sharing it. I think I'd be ok if the grid failed short term.

[@mario12359]

Thank u for the collaberation this has helped a lot of people to prepare.

[@helenamorozov7256]

Thank you for sharing all this great information

[@TheInquisitiveFarmwife]

Girl… that’s a-lot of thoughts! It was a great collab, glad I got to participate, but really learned ao much from ALL the channels!

[@BigValleyLiving]

Same here!

[@trudyhoffmann6405]

Great tips for the vinegar. Thank you for the colab. So timely

[@historyteacher4402]

My goodness!!! This hurricane is awful. It is heartbreaking to read about the isolation and lack of water and supplies in areas that are cut off. I just read a “letter from Banner Elk NC”. It was heartbreaking. You can detect the desperation. Thank you for the efforts in this collaboration. ❤❤❤

[@amyschultz8058]

Thank you for hosting a great collaboration, and thanks to all that collaborated with you. I learned a bit which I appreciate, most things we do already but its always great to re-check yourself. The hurricane was nasty. Thinking of all the people who were nailed by it.

[@faithfinkes2103]

Thank you for this collaboration. I think we all should learn from Hurricane Helene. Where I live, 600 miles inland, we had around 4' of rain and over 130,000 people lost power for over 24 hours, some are still in the dark. You never know when or what will hit. Thanks for helping us think of what we might be missing.

[@dawnhartwell8117]

Michelle, you have done such an awesome job with this collaboration. It has been fantastic. I have actually learned some new things and skills and I’m so grateful to you and all of the collaborators! Sometimes, even though we may feel we have all of our bases covered, something like this collaboration comes along and reminds of either things we’ve forgotten about or things we haven’t considered. That’s the beauty of this collaboration, in my opinion. So thankful to have all of these resources and wonderful people to help plan along the way. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone!

[@LauraNadig]

Thanx Michelle, thanx collabs…. We couldn’t do it without y’all! As far as lighting something I learned in a separate video ( not attached to this collaboration ) from Leisa @ Sutton Daze is to have a grill light for your stove hood. I always hate trying to prepare the evening meal during a power outage. No matter how many candles and lanterns I have in the kitchen I can’t ever SEEEEEEEEE in the pot. That grill light is going to be a GAME CHANGER! I’m ready for you Buffalo winter!!! Thanx again everyone! Stay safe y’all! Happy prepping and stay vigilant!

[@debbiesykes5491]

I have had such a great time everyday listening to so many great ideas and so much learning on being prepared I have loved each and every one of the participators who did their preparedness ideas It's been a wonderful month my first time doing this too. Oh I hope everyone is safe and Prepared for whatever comes our way!!! Thanks again Michelle for hosting this collab.

[@debstime55]

Thank you for this collaboration, it was very helpful to me. And you are so correct on the issues with hurricane Helena. I have saw so many posts where they said they didn't have water, food or anything to sustain them. That is a scary thought. Preppers aren't crazy just thinking out of the box. We never know what can happen. Thanks again!!!

[@jackiedotson5804]

Great list. Fortunately I do have at least 80% of what you’ve listed. I need to work on the rest. 💕

[@aletheawalters8100]

My husband is a truck driver and travels the area on I40 All the time. It happen he was home or would have been in the area. I always have him stocked up on the truck because he has been stranded in ice/snow storms, floods and even when the 2020 issue happen. To a trucker it is their home so they need to be ready to wait out many possibilities that can happen.

[@SherrySchusterman-n6q]

Lots of great information. My next stock up will be the paper goods. We just got a bunch of batteries.

[@marymccoy6303]

Thank you for this collaboration. Great reminders on the many uses for vinegar and baking soda. We save plasticware that we get from takeout when not used and buy paper goods that are going out of season. Our family calls those headlights chore lights.Thanks to you and all the channels involved for this collab.

[@dberger1010]

Thank you, Michelle! Excellent advice on the vinegar. I use it as a multipurpose cleaner, in my laundry, in my drains, and it is the only window cleaner we use, along with many other uses you mentioned.

[@beckymayo5818]

Thanks for your video and all the other videos. I have the same lights you have . Looking into solar lamps. And that’s a lot of uses for vinegar and baking soda. I learned a lot . Have a great day.

[@Herbalmelody234]

Thanks for all the tips about uses for baking soda and vinegar. I like to use them in making cleaning products.

[@jillmiller1210]

Thank you for this collab! I have gained new people that I’ve subscribed to. So many new things that are now added to my list! I def. Need more baking soda!

[@lindaquigley5611]

Thank you for all your hard work to put this collab together and keep running. You have covered the most needed part of being prepared you gave us a start of items needed , without going crazy and spending alot of money for something you may or many not know how to use. So Important to atleast take baby steps it all is very helpful....

[@kckat96]

Thanks for the information. There was a lot that I didn't know. One thing I do for stick matches is I take a old medicine bottle and put the stick matches into it, then I put the striker part into the inside of the cap. These bottles seal very well and this way everything stays dry and I have them when I need them. I sit them around the house just in case and I carry some with me in my go bag. Another thing you can do for the outside of these stick match bottles is wrap either duck tape around it or paracord, just another way to make things multi purpose.

[@colleenrichpickett8825]

I use vinegar on my hair as a rinse, makes it shiny and soft

[@renalarue6988]

My son and granddaughter often use baking soda and vinegar for science experiments making them very educational.

[@barbaraskladoni2834]

Great video today, loved the information on the vinegar especially to get deodorant or sweet stains out, I immediately got a spray bottle and filled it with vinegar so I have it in the utility room when I wash on Wednesday on my husband’s t-shirts. Thanks

[@susanjones8938]

New subscriber here. Good info

[@BigValleyLiving]

Welcome

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

I'm prepped as well as can be, but I have been most of my life...lol My Dad was born a farm boy in Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl and my family STAYED. Then he was career Military...lol So our family was uber prepped. I hated learning it at the time but am so glad he taught me everything he taught my late brothers. It has saved my butter more than once! lol

[@SongBird950]

Hi Michelle I hope you’re doing well ❤❤

[@aletheawalters8100]

You can get cleaning vinegar at dollar tree so much cheaper than Walmart.

[@darklordmenet]

we've used the drain cleaner....yea....no wear as good as the baking soda and vinegar. Have to do the drain cleaner once a month, the baking soda and vinegar once every 3 months, BIG difference.....wait...keep deer away!!??? HOW!!??? TELL ME!! PLEASE!!!