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Practical Prepping Protocol even if Poor
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thanks to the corona thing i "learned" to plan food shoppijng and started caring more about how long stuffs good for.
switched from fresh bread to crackers and loads of other stuff.
now i could not leave the house for a month and still have nice food and snacks every day.
where i used to pretty much do groceries every day to get whatever i was feeling like at the time.
saves a lot of money too, plus time.
also im still only half way the toilet paper i bought in February.
i wonder how much Trinity has left still lol
Quoting: T-Man Well done on your new shopping method! Hope your new shopping method has you well on the way toward two years' food and water and other supplies. Good job on including snacks - those are important for mental health, as well as bumping nutritional content for the day. Remember vitamins and every kind of soap, including laundry. Toothbrushes and toothpaste. Shampoo and other personal hygiene items - hygiene will be critical. If you go to the beginning of this thread and read through, we have amazing suggestions, recommendations, all manner of post that could and no doubt will save lives after the balloon goes up. I bought a couple packages of bathroom tissue when this current mess first kicked off, though so far haven't needed it. On the other hand, I still need to add to the supply just in case. All depends on how long a person is prepping for. I'd like a couple years' worth, just in case. Good to hear from you!
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