Author Topic: Help me find a topic (this is a tempory topic / to be deleted when answered)  (Read 637 times)

Offline special-k

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There was topic here discussing important prepping items that we may have forgotten or never thought about.

I can't find it after some searching.

If you remember posting under that topic, will you please look into your post history and find the name of it for me......so I don't have to start a new topic.  ~ thanks.

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*bump*
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dosent ring a bell sorry bro *bump*
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Sorry Bro couldn't find it. I know what you're talking about and could've swore it was Chesty that started that topic. I looked through his and my posts and couldn't find it. maybe it was on the other site.

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http://straightprep.com/forum/index.php?topic=874.msg8583#msg8583 Here is some good info, but you dont want to delete this thread cause I found this on another site...

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Forgotten Preps That May Make a Difference.

by suburban on September 3, 2010


We all look at lists online of the basics to prep.  We all prep what we and our families will eat and consume.  But what about those things that we might forget about?  The ancillary items we pick up occasionally at the convenient store or the pharmacy?  I am compiling a list of those things that I use, but take for granted, and would be wondering how I would do without them after a bug out or bug in with no access to them in the outside world.

Here we go:

    * Sticks of deodorant
    * Shampoo
    * Liquid dish soap
    * Bar soap
    * Iodized and non-iodized salt
    * matches
    * Ibuprofen
    * mouthwash
    * dental floss
    * toothpaste
    * razor blades
    * shaving cream
    * duct tape
    * toothbrushes (supposedly they should be replaced after 3 months of use)
    * cotton balls (these compress down great especially if vacuum packed)
    * shop rags
    * Band-aids
    * neosporin
    * benedryl
    * bleach (bleach will kill virtually anything and you can use drops of it for water purification)
    * skin lotion
    * baby wipes (at least you can clean up a little if there is no water to bathe in)
    * baking soda (use for both cooking, teeth brushing & general cleaning)
    * vinegar (I always forget about vinegar)
    * vitamins (vacuum seal to last)
    * vacuum sealer and bags
    * allergy medicine (over the counter, cheap stuff at Costco)
    * caffeine pills
    * manual can openers (think about it!)
    * powdered drink mix (to make purified water taste better?including sugared mixes because you?ll need the calories)
    * matches (1000 matches in matchbooks are $1.00 and can be vacuum sealed?very good for barter)
    * spices (garlic salt, hot sauce (get at the Dollar Store), minced onion, meat tenderizer (for game meat))
    * tin foil (make solar ovens with it)
    * liquor (for use, consumption, and barter)
    * blankets/socks/thermal underwear/winter clothing items
    * sewing supplies
    * zip ties (like 100mph tape can be used to fix or make a ton of things)
    * surgical tubing (very versitile stuff)
    * awl needles
    * penetrating oil
    * building supplies (nails, screws, staples, etc.)

I am sure there is more I forgot to mention, as I went down a mental list as I was going.  If you have more items that you would add to the list feel free to comment on them below.  I am making the assumption you have your food preps, gun and ammo preps, bug out bag preps, etc.  These are the little extras we may not think of when prepping until it might be too late?


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