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Thankyou for this video..I love elephant garlic..it has a milder taste

Many Thxs for this info! Hopefully the strawberries are organic and ngmo?

Θέλω. Και να το λέτε στα. Ελληνικά. Ευχαρίστως 8:10

I wish I could, but I just can't afford it anymore. I've put myself in a less financially comfortable situation with all the prepping I've done in the last 5 yrs. I keep buying stuff that I can't physically finish the process or dont understand how it works or lots of parts to start projects I can't finish now. I'm going to have to marry a good guy and he can figure it out or pray ill be OK if something bad happens. I keep watching incase there's something you guys do that I can afford or can do on my own. I share your videos in several groups too. I'm loyal, but gotta be careful now. Love you guys... your adopted daughter.

Great video. Quick question. Would it be okay to use spray adhesive to mount the cloth? or does it have to be tape? Thanks.

Always appreciate your videos! This was a great one!

Doin’ my best!!! 😁

Get to the point!!!

Hello, great video! You touched on low levels of carbon monoxide being absorbed into the body. One thing you should expand on is the difference between regular carbon monoxide detectors and ones designed to detect low levels of carbon monoxide. These low levels can still be toxic over time and unless you have a detector specifically calibrated to register these low levels you would never know you’re in danger.

Guest states: "EMP will bounce off the ground". Can people simply bury the electronics they want to protect? If deep enough?

Smoke detectors save lives! If you are sleeping and a fire breaks out somewhere in your house (it could also be in another apartment in an apartment building) you will not smell the smoke and may die from carbon monoxide poisoning. Fire alarms warn in time so that you can take action, even if only to escape in time. Install them in every single room, including behind the apartment door. They are worth every penny.

How do you get to what's stored in the corner areas of each shelf? How did you reinforce the back corner areas?

Question … what about vacuum sealing smaller, usable portions in a food-saver storage bags with an oxygen absorber (such as 2 lbs per bag), then storing multiple sealed bags in food safe buckets - what kind of shelf life would that give me? Thank you.

😢 Thank you for the reminder. Sorry for your loss and prayers for the officer and his family.

I love your channel, but going to the "expert" who is trying to sell you his product is a terrible idea. It's like asking a pharmaceutical company, "Is this drug / vaccine safe for me?" Bottom line is that all plastic (including the mylar lining) leaches chemicals over time, and heat drastically increases the rate at which plastic leaches. I will never pour boiling water into mylar bags if at all possible.

I don't understand the complaints about the oil change in the vacuum pump! I have to put gasoline in my car if i want to go somewhere or anywhere. If I have an electric car, I would have to make sure it's fully charged. Likewise with all other convinces, the dishwasher needs to be emptied, the washer and dryer needs to be emptied. 30 minutes to maintain your freeze dryer isn't a big deal. However you could hire someone to change the freeze dryer oil just like you do for your car. AND a freeze dryer is expensive but how much did your freezer, refrigerator dishwasher, washer and dryer cost. And your mode of transportation. There are many others, just pick one to do without.. The only one I hope i never have to give up is the clothes washing machine. I have been without everything i have mentioned.

Any room is a safe room if you have your firearm on your side of the door.

Baking Soda can put out most fires. When I was in elementary school, we decorated a coffee can which included the words "In Case of Fire" on it and filled it with baking soda. We kept the can on the kitchen counter opposite the stove. An ABC extinguisher is around $70.

Check out battery powered wireless interconnected smoke alarms. One goes off they all go off.

Love the cabinet!!

Adding baking soda to the soaking water causes B vitamins to leach out of the beans. Just saying.

Couldn’t help but wonder if you EMP protected that metal filling cabinet behind you?

Good stuff!

I lost my apartment to fire 10 years ago when the little girl across the hall lit a candle. Today I have 6 fire extinguishers in my tiny apartment.

As the vallow daybell trial continues this kind of content is what panics people and has them believing the end is near. Fear mongering makes people a bit crazy from what i have observed

Saw an air force comment here. As an Ex navy, current DOD who uses vacuumed mylar for explosives almost weekly, here is what you do. Use a hair iron to seal 90% of the bag, leave just enough for your vacuum cleaner hose to fit. Use a piece of cloth to cover it, we use cheese cloth, and stick that sucker in there. Start it up and shake the bag around to ensure you get that sucker sucked. When it's as collapsed as it's gonna get use the iron to seal as close to the hose as you can and quickly pull the vacuum out while sealing the hole. If done correctly, you have a vacuum/heat seal bag. If you suck at that. you can just pull the vacuum back as much as possible while still being in the bag and just use the iron to seal a couple inches deeper, in front of the vacuum, instead.

I put fire extinguishers on either side of the kitchen - one side is where the oven/stove is but the other side is where the escape door is - I wanted to grab a fire extinguisher as I was escaping.

Yep, haven't. bought salad fixings in a few years, including cukes , radishes and tomatoes, this year also have yams, zucchini, peppers &squash started.

on March 31 the nuthead who lived abobe my apartment let water run in a plugged up kkitchen sink for hours while I w as at my mosque during Ramadan. it was so bad the water ran down into the apartmennt below me. because of the way I store most of my preps my loss was nowhere near as bad as it could have been

I have saved leftover bandages from recent surgery. Fits in 15 gal storage bin that can be grabbed quickly. Medication ordered 3 months at a time including necessary hygiene items. Folding sterno stove and small pots to avoid waste. Store paper plates, wax paper, plastic utensils-- all stored in wicker tables but only if you know. Well stocked sewing box to help clothes last.. home repair manual sets.

Great reminders and things to think about! 🙌

We had to use our extinguisher the other day. Thank goodness I had it in the pantry. It was brand new...cut the plastic bit off, pulled the pin, squeezed it through the back door to my husband then he put out the fire. We put a new butane canister on an old blow torch, the torch was faulty and literally turned into a ball of flames when it was turned on. It got dropped by our back door and was still on major fire. We were worried it was going to blow up if it got too hot. I shut the dog in the other room, grabbed the extinguisher and it played out as I said above, all in about 90 seconds. 😅 Very thankful it did not turn out worse than just us being freaked out for an hour or so afterwards. 🙏🏻😊 Our extinguisher says it is empty now though, I would have thought you could use it more than once. 🙃

They were on back order but now says in stock! Just ordered a case of strawberries and a case of carrots. The apples are also super yummy and a great price!

Eventually everybody runs out of cans of spam. Even the "preppers"

I'm so sorry to hear about the slaying of the police officer. Prayers for his family and friends 🙏 We all need to be vigilant. We're living in perilous times as the Bible says. 😢

I have a fire blanket in my kitchen and laundry room along with fire distinguishers. The people who owned our modest-sized home put in 2 furnaces and 2 water heaters...one of each for each floor. At first I thought it was unnecessary until we had one of each break. Now I think everyone should have two.

Been beefing up my everyday preps over last few years. Recently got a fire blanket for both kitchens so that's nice. Have had emergency power failure night lights all over the house for a few years, they come in absolute clutch when a power outage hits. Installed some emergency spot lights in living room an garage they only go on when powers out. I mostly prep for power outages, Gotta few fire extinguishers aswell. But that in the wall unit you got, ima have to get me something like that!

I have a fire extinguisher in the kitchen and the hallway closet and in my car. I have a fire blanket in my kitchen and in my camping supplies. I bought a CO2 detector and haven't installed it et (my bad).

My dad was a fireman. We k ew how to escape a fire, how to use fire extinguishers, and we were taught fire prevention tactics.

Be prepared to fill up the bathtub when a hurricane is coming, the city water may be disruoted. A water bob is an option

Great suggestions!

I put hose bibs around the house and a couple inside with hoses that reach every corner of the place,

I have the fire blankets and the extinguishers. My 97-year-old mom lives alone and has arthritis, so I got her the aerosol spray single use fire extinguishers. At her age I wanted her to have something, and she can't operate the traditional fire extinguishers.

I asked God why are you taking me through trouble water he replied because your enemies can't swim...❤😂❤... stay strong people...

One thing that I haven't seen or heard mentioned are other small disasters. Making copies of pictures and other family memories like recipes and perhaps family stories. Digital copies won't help in a grid down situation, but if there is a fire, flood or some other incident that happens to a friend or family member being able to reproduce copies of say great grandparents wedding pictures, or Aunt Gert's secret recipe for potato salad may at least help with some of the loss. It won't replace a house, but sometimes the little things can make a big difference.

Once had a goat attacked by dogs, bites all over, I made comfrey poultice and applied to wounds, within weeks they had healed up with little scarring. 😊

Like the wall alcoves👍

Good ideas

Terrific. Very important. Thank you for this video Jonathan. Happy trails!

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