>>2833824

BASIC PREPS. - Starter edition for the anon who said , " I Am Poor , What Do ? "

Fear Not , anon, much preps can be done almost free , go read some stuff at Backwoods Home Magazine and similar , Survival with style by Bradford Angier is great too. — Save hard clear plastic soda bottles and lids , rinse dry and fill with CLEAN water , maybe a drop of bleach in each. Fill new , clean 5 gallon buckets with rice , pasta , MRE , sardines , fig bars , haed candy , honey , low prep need stable protien and carbs. Canned chicken meat , a bullion cube , mixwd veggies , you got soup.Build a week supply , then a month. Good Luck

Posting again , just get started doing something , you'll be surprised how fast you can get PREPARED , for very little money. Build on it over time.

Fear Not , anon, much preps can be done almost free , go read some stuff at Backwoods Home Magazine and similar , Survival with style by Bradford Angier is great too. — Save hard clear plastic soda bottles and lids , rinse dry and fill with CLEAN water , maybe a drop of bleach in each. Fill new , clean 5 gallon buckets with rice , pasta , MRE , sardines , fig bars , haed candy , honey , low prep need stable protien and carbs. Canned chicken meat , a bullion cube , mixwd veggies , you got soup.Build a week supply , then a month. Good Luck

>>2834094

Learn how to FILTER water thru a sock , sand , panty-hose , charcoal. Build a basic possibles bag for cheap, See BACKWOODS HOME MAGAZINE … print instructions on paper , your phones and laptops will be down. Text may work even if cell phone voice does not. LEARN.

>>2833875

PREPARE for any basic emergency , most needs remain the same. – Protection - Shelter - Water - Direction - Food. ( in that order )

https://www. goodreads.c om/book/show/682213.Survival_With_Style

Need a dedicated Preps. bread.

Home checklist summary: Water: 15 gallons per person. Food: non-perishable, long shelf life, easy to make or ready to eat. Fire: storm proof matches, lighters, and a fire starter. Light: candles, crank or battery powered flashlights or lanterns. Heat: mostly from clothes and blankets, but also propane heaters and survival blankets. First aid: must be more than just a “boo-boo kit,” should handle more serious injuries. Medication: Tylenol, activated charcoal, digestive aids, prescriptions. Hygiene: hand sanitizer, camp soap, baby wipes. Communication: crank or solar powered NOAA radio, flares, whistle. Cash: small bills, as much as you can afford to stash. Documents: copy of deeds/titles, insurance policies, birth certificates, maps, etc. Tools: work gloves, wrench for your gas lines, zip ties, duct tape, sewing kit, etc. Self defense: depending on personal views, up to and including firearms and ammo.Notice that this summary does not include a few things you commonly see in other emergency preparedness checklists. We assume you already have things like clothing, blankets, cooking utensils, feminine hygiene products, garbage bags, toilet paper, etc.

>>2833824

Home checklist summary: Water: 15 gallons per person. Food: non-perishable, long shelf life, easy to make or ready to eat. Fire: storm proof matches, lighters, and a fire starter. Light: candles, crank or battery powered flashlights or lanterns. Heat: mostly from clothes and blankets, but also propane heaters and survival blankets. First aid: must be more than just a “boo-boo kit,” should handle more serious injuries. Medication: Tylenol, activated charcoal, digestive aids, prescriptions. Hygiene: hand sanitizer, camp soap, baby wipes. Communication: crank or solar powered NOAA radio, flares, whistle. Cash: small bills, as much as you can afford to stash. Documents: copy of deeds/titles, insurance policies, birth certificates, maps, etc. Tools: work gloves, wrench for your gas lines, zip ties, duct tape, sewing kit, etc. Self defense: depending on personal views, up to and including firearms and ammo.Notice that this summary does not include a few things you commonly see in other emergency preparedness checklists. We assume you already have things like clothing, blankets, cooking utensils, feminine hygiene products, garbage bags, toilet paper, etc.