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hobo wrote:

wolfpup wrote:My MAJOR PREP NEWS however is not some additional stock - its an attitude change - from my OH.

Wonderful!

Hear Hear!

Super news.

I'm a new to you member - hello!

many thanks judicatr - some good stuff on the links!

We've started renovating the house to a layout that works better for storage / emergency situations. (you should've seen the architects' reaction to THAT brief.....). :P We need cupboards desperately - and importantly we need them in certain places in the house. It's an old house and temperature flu...

the good thing about buying in the states is (like all else stateside) you can get HUUUUGE bottles / packs of everything.... I think tylenol are fab, would also consider advil, an additional codeine based painkiller for REAL emergencies, diclofenac ,,,, antibiotics if you can get them (check if lega...

Hi and welcome from somewhere else in Scotland...

A big welcome - thanks for such a good opening post!

Since having to use a emergency foil blanket in an actual emergency i can happily say they are utterly useless. Me and a friend were caught in minus conditions, miles from anywhere when i tried using a foil blanket for the very first time (having carried one for years). It was our sleeping bags and...

Hi and welcome from (another address in) Scotland...

half of mine have it, but not the other half - it's just been so damn wet there's no avoiding it! the pain is that now it's in the soil and increases the likelihood in subsequent years - very, very annoying now. However - notably, the half of mine that don't have it are those I sprang real money for...