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Do you think the government will be evacuating population from the affected areas? Because, if they do, then there be no need for particularly large stock of food etc I doubt (what's left of) our government would evacuate one bombed out zone to somewhere less bombed out. There'd be mandates to rest...

Take all safety precautions when working with potentially harmful chemicals. I don't know whether there's some confusion, but I'm not discussing sodium hypochlorite here, and reccommend that you check what I say. Calcium hypochlorite is used in kitchens to disinfect surfaces and equipment, as an in...

Bought a second hand basic thermal imaging camera .... Uses as a prepper checking insulation... seeing the effect of insulation or finding where it's missing in the attic Finding loose electrical fittings job this .morning is check the ring main circuit breaker as it didn't look overly happy last n...

It wasn’t that hard for me to get it, honestly. There’s this clinic called Releaf, and they made the whole process super easy. They helped me get the cannabis I needed for pain relief without all the hassle. If your friend is struggling, they should definitely check it out.

Have you tried smaller archives yet? Some of the medical and technical ones are absolute gold, especially if you’re into prepping or just want resources for DIY fixes or emergencies

Today we did a stock check on our freezers. We run four main freezers, one each for meat, vegetables, fruit and dairy alongside our general use ones. Normally these would be depleted by now ready to be restocked this season but with the way things went last year all are still brimming so the next w...

Our setup is remarkably similar with armoured cable running through the garden section. The plan is to add solar outlets too but at present that relies on charging up batteries which are then moved where needed. Sounds solid. Skip the battery shuffle, though. Set up a permanent solar link to the ou...

For something like this, I’d go with 7-10 days of food per person. Three days might be the bare minimum, but if things go sideways, like blocked roads or supply delays, you’ll want more. Pack lightweight stuff, MREs, protein bars, dehydrated meals. Saves space and lasts longer. Water’s the real deal...

Slightly mouldy bread has been used as a wound pack for thousands of years because of the penicillium mod that grows on it. I’d use it in a post SHTF but any mould that isn’t grey/green, utterly do not use. Far better to use standard first aid stuff, become trained in herbal medicine. Ointments/bal...

.......Have some photos i may post of what can happen to navigation buoys when it gets REALLY bad.....tons of metal squashed by the sea like a coke can! :shock: Now, those I'd really like to see Forgive me if this doesnt work first time!! [img] [IMG]http://i510.photobucket.com/albums/s345/timmyt79/...