#Preppers

Question for a shtf situation where supplies are completely gone how do you plan on keeping hygiene of body healthy mainly dental but also other stuff too are their plamts or other things like good for this ? submitted by /u/UlfurGaming [link] [comments]

I used them for about a few years and got diarrhea multiple times and full-blown food-poisoning once, all of which I now attribute directly to badly filtered water (I hoped it was something else).…

What do you do when a child changes your equations / plans? I've always prepped based on a probability / risk matrix. For the real "end of the world as you know it" scenarios my calculations have been based on my key family members not being able to…

Look, I'm not really a huge prepper. However, I did buy an entire giant Walmart size retail of Burpee seeds, and now I have to figure out how to store, organize, and keep safe about 5800 packs of seeds. Im giving the other half to my brother.…

So I have a 25lb bag of rice, a 10lb bag of general purpose flour, a bunch of 1 gallon size mylar bags and a bunch of 400cc oxygen absorbers. Question is, whats the best way for long long term storage of rice and flour??…

https://www.latimes.com/california/live/garden-grove-gas-leak-live-evacuation-maps-closures-and-updates So Orange County, California is at risk of a chemical tank explosion; 40,000 have evacuated.…

Imagine this. It's 12:30 pm on a Saturday. You're at home, about to have lunch, then suddenly you see on the news: An EMP, hurricane, zombies, whatever. Shit has thoroughly hit the fan! You decide to get in gear immediately.…

I have been thinking about trying to make pemmican for a short trip I’ll be taking and was wondering if the dried protein part has to be red meat.…

I thought I had my hospital bag all set up. But I needed to take myself to the ER the other day and I was checked in for a few days. I did figure out a few were missing: * A notebook to note down every thing that gets done, or doesn't, to check against…

About a day ago there was a post regarding long-term rice storage. I had an additional question about this brand and the container it comes in.…

I posted earlier about smaller mylar bags I have, and I'm probably just gonna have them in stock for "something" but I'd like to know what that should be. I know salt and sugar shouldn't have one but those are gonna go in some buckets when they come in.…

As the title asks. Are you preparing for a few weeks of possible blackout, MAD (all out nuclear war), a Nazi style police state takeover, a Red Dawn type situation, some sort of potential extinction level natural event? There are many other possibilities.…

How about a discussion on how much milk per person per day is your goal storage? Is it nonfat dry milk? Cans of condensed milk? Cans of sweetened condensed milk? Tetra Pak fluid milk? Frozen fluid milk used for routine meals?…

Walk up to the bus stop to ride to work. Look at my phone to check the time and notice the battery is at 15%. Crap, that won't last the day. And I'll be moving around too much to be able to charge it at work. No problem, that's why I carry a powercell.…

I live in the south where it's blazing hot and humid in a 3rd floor apartment (it gets hot up here even in the winter). Per my lease, I'm not allowed to make modifications, install window units, have a gas or charcoal grill, there's also no outside outlet…

In the event of a long-term emergency, what methods have you established for waste disposal? submitted by /u/sgtPresto [link] [comments]

I'm debating ordering a bunch of oxygen absorbers, so I don't need to think about it for a while, but I don't know if that's a good idea. The entire reason we use mylar bags and oxygen absorbers is because the plastic isn't airtight, so the plastic of the…

I ordered some 1 gal bags from Pack Fresh USA, but I just saw it's cheaper to buy from Roylo on Amazon, which also have the ziplocs and are 10mil. Does anyone have any strong opinion on them or should I just buy from them?…

Do you think general preparedness covers most situations… or do specific risks need specific prep too? A basic emergency setup probably helps in most situations.…

Key word in the title: I said 'evacuation' and not bugging out into the woods. Years back, my roommates and I got a knock on the door by the fire department explaining there was a major gas leak and the townhouse block had to evacuate NOW.…