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Never, ever store gas in the house. Period. A well aired garage (as long as the garage is not attached else a shed) and check them once a month for content presence even if they are unused and replace if necessary.

Tc556guy, don't see your point here. Why would the male fake his death? Re: your foot comment! Are you an "official" of this forum? Otherwise I can't see the point of it.

A nice reply Bobble. I feel it too complicated to get into psychology, blows my mind. But it's a good idea to think about the types of people that you're likely to meet under these scenarios. On the tank front is anyone tries it make doubly sure the loft floor is fully capable of taking the extra we...

Ive fitted 2 tanks in the loft with individual valves. So I can sneak up there and have a bath when I want! Not sure if I'll get away with smelling like roses for long though!

Britcit wrote:'UK Dark' by Chris Harris kinda touches on what you describe. Its a really good read if you havnt already read it. Also, ' Last Light' by Alex Scarrow. Am currently reading the second book.

I do prefer UK Dark, but both series are good.

Thanks mate! Bit expensive so added to my wish list.

I read a lot of books on survival some rubbish and some hold my interest from the Amazon library. But I have not read about this type of emergency situation: You are prepping at home and the SHTF occurs. After some days and food is not available those who have not prepared start coming out of their ...

All this trouble we go to stock up for that emergency! I just wish that perishing apocalypse arrives soon! (I hope the monitor doesn't think I'm cheating and trying to get past the posting post!).posting.php?mode=reply&f=21&t=14231#

PS, heaven knows why all my posts have to be checked! Someone must be very busy in the background I don't sneak a nasty one in!

Yes,how do you dry a pop bottle? :lol: I have tried, but it takes forever. For me it remains original packing in a food grade plastic container.Even then,a plastic storage box is OK.I use those too.Cool,dry and dark is the holy trinity for all food storage I guess. Good point here. How do we know c...

Okay, how do you dry out a pop bottle? Presumably you mean a used water bottle as getting the unwanted chemicals out and dried I would have thought was a problem? Anyway I still think it best to keep rice and pasta in their original packing as you suggest, jansman.