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Next Step Survival is your library of information and helpful guide to practical information, tactics, and resources for survival, bushcraft, prepping, homesteading and protection.
Storing Rice In Pails In Under Three Minutes
I show you how to store rice in a Mylar-lined five-gallon pail in under three minutes.
Rice and Beans are the basic staples of long-term food storage for preppers worldwide. They're super easy, inexpensive, and last for decades.
Rice and Beans are the basic staples of long-term food storage for preppers worldwide. They're super easy, inexpensive, and last for decades.
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Build A Trauma Kit
Просмотров 9733 месяца назад
I quickly review what I use for my Trauma Kits and discuss several carry options and alternatives. Find the complete writeup, along with links, at: nextstepsurvival.com/build-a-trauma-kit/ A Trauma Kit, as opposed to a First Aid Kit, is meant to stop major bleeds and blood loss until you or the person you're helping can get professional medical help. What goes in a trauma kit? How many trauma k...
Random Non-Food Prepping Items You May Not Have Thought Of
Просмотров 2645 месяцев назад
Looking to add to your emergency preparedness? Check out these random non-food prepping items. From eyeglass repair kits to disposable urine bags, I share some unique and practical suggestions to add to your prepping gear. Stay prepared, stay safe. #preppertips #emergencypreparedness This is a short video in which I showcase seven random non-food prepping items you might not have considered. Th...
2024 Get Home Pack - 24-Hour Winter
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.8 месяцев назад
My short distance (30 miles or less) Get Home Pack loadout setup for winter in Michigan. This get-home pack is not designed for overnight camping or stomping through the woods. It is intended to get home safely as quickly as possible. It weighs between 10 and 12 pounds before water is added. You can find ALL the links and a complete writeup at: nextstepsurvival.com/one-day-get-home-pack-2024 Wh...
Building A Charging Kit Power Bank
Просмотров 2198 месяцев назад
I go over eight different portable charging kits with their own power banks. One charging kit for each of our bug-out bags, our three vehicles, our blackout kit, my EDC bag, and my laptop bag. I cover some of the options you can consider when building your own portable charging kit and a little advice. There is a lot more information, along with links, on my site at: nextstepsurvival.com/buildi...
The Ultimate Maxpedition EDC Pack Setup
Просмотров 6 тыс.9 месяцев назад
This is my EDC Pack dump, video number one of my Pack Series. I'm using the Maxpedition Mongo Versipack for my EDC Pack, and showing it all. My Everyday Carry bag. I have so much so many links to what's inside this EDC pack, YT doesn't allow for that many characters in their video descriptions. Fear not, my fellow gear freak, I have you covered. Links to everything are on my site at: nextstepsu...
Every Day Carry - My On-Person EDC 2023/2024
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.10 месяцев назад
In this short video, I go over my on-person Everyday Carry (EDC). Initially, this would be the beginning section of my EDC Pack video (Coming next week), but once it ran over the 15-minute range, I decided to make it a separate video. If you don't get an EDC idea from this video, you're probably dialed in with your own personal every day carry. I'll list my everyday carry (on-person) items, alo...
A Preppers House Fire: My Story by Jeff B
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
A couple of weeks ago, one of our fellow preppers experienced a personal SHTF event in the form of a house fire. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and he managed to save his house. Jeff generously took the time to share his story, outlining what he learned from the experience and offering some useful tips for us. Jeff also penned an article on Next Step Survival detailing his experience. nextstepsur...
Mic Roland Interview Escape From The City
Просмотров 56Год назад
Description & Links: Author interview with dystopian and post-apocalyptic fiction writer Mic Roland about his futuristic novel, Escape From The City. A short discussion with author and fellow prepper Mic Roland on his dystopian fiction book, Escape From The City, and how it relates to current events and survival in general. In this video interview with Mic Roland, we explore the thought-provoki...
Author Interview With Mic Roland
Просмотров 92Год назад
I sat down with Mic Roland on Zoom, and we talked about his prepper fiction books, the writing process, and more. I interview a writer, Mic Roland, who shares their experience with research and writing. They cover everything from hunting without a gun to incorporating their own experience into the storyline. Additionally, the author shares how they go about creating storylines and learn from ot...
Mason Jar Sprouting Lid Review & Demo
Просмотров 3362 года назад
A quick review of Masontops Bean Screen Plastic Sprouting Lids for Mason jars I've been using for a little over three years. I also give a short demo since I'm a few days into a batch of Mason jar sprouts right now. Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Masontops Bean Screen Plastic Mason Jar Sprouting Lids for Wide Mouth Mason Jars - 2 Pack amzn.to/3HW...
How To Dehydrate Green Onions
Просмотров 8122 года назад
How To Dehydrate Green Onions - Dehydrating Green Onions - From Our Garden To The Prepper Pantry Dehydrating green onions (also known as scallions or spring onions or sibies) is a super simple process, and it can expand your home garden harvest through the winter months. Even if you don't garden, buying from a local farmer's market and dehydrating those vegetables and herbs just makes sense. Pr...
How To Store Wheat In Five Gallon Pails And Mylar Bags
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.2 года назад
In this video, I show you how to store hard wheat berries in five gallon pails (buckets) lined with a Mylar bag. This is a method of long-term food storage and the preps will last for many years. Note: The video has a lot of up and down in volume, so I don't recommend wearing earbuds or headphones while watching. You can find all the links and video details at: nextstepsurvival.com/storing-whea...
Making Off-Grid Coffee On My Front Porch - Cooking From The Pantry Series
Просмотров 2352 года назад
In video four of our Off-Grid Cooking From The Pantry series, I make my best off-grid coffee using a French Press, a Weber Grill, and a little conversation. I hope you'll join me on my front porch - off-grid style. :) As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. You can see the French Press I used on Amazon at: amzn.to/3w0Gatf (paid link) You can find the complete post / show notes...
Off-Grid One Pot Sloppy Joe Ground Beef and Rice - Cooking From The Pantry
Просмотров 5352 года назад
Off-Grid One Pot Sloppy Joe Ground Beef and Rice - Cooking From The Pantry
AquaDrum Water Purification System Review
Просмотров 5272 года назад
AquaDrum Water Purification System Review
How To Start A Prepper Pantry - The Easiest Way
Просмотров 16 тыс.2 года назад
How To Start A Prepper Pantry - The Easiest Way
Kelly Kettle Review And Cook Kit Tips
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.3 года назад
Kelly Kettle Review And Cook Kit Tips
Cooking From The Pantry - Zucchini Soup
Просмотров 2933 года назад
Cooking From The Pantry - Zucchini Soup
Off Grid Cooking - Chicken Noodle Soup
Просмотров 4103 года назад
Off Grid Cooking - Chicken Noodle Soup
New Gas Can Fix - As Good As An Old Gas Can
Просмотров 4883 года назад
New Gas Can Fix - As Good As An Old Gas Can
Car Emergency Survival Gear (Vehicle EDC 2021)
Просмотров 17 тыс.3 года назад
Car Emergency Survival Gear (Vehicle EDC 2021)
EDC Bag / Get Home Bag 2020 - What's Inside?
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.3 года назад
EDC Bag / Get Home Bag 2020 - What's Inside?
Prepper Pantry Full Tour 2020 - Six+ Months Supply
Просмотров 256 тыс.3 года назад
Prepper Pantry Full Tour 2020 - Six Months Supply
Prepper Pantry - In Plain Sight Inventory System
Просмотров 23 тыс.3 года назад
Prepper Pantry - In Plain Sight Inventory System
Your Prepper Pantry - Dry Goods In Mylar Bags For Long Term Food Storage
Просмотров 19 тыс.3 года назад
Your Prepper Pantry - Dry Goods In Mylar Bags For Long Term Food Storage
What's Inside My 43L 5.11 Range Ready™ Bag 2020
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.4 года назад
What's Inside My 43L 5.11 Range Ready™ Bag 2020
Building A Blackout Kit - Are You Prepared For The Next Power Outage?
Просмотров 10 тыс.4 года назад
Building A Blackout Kit - Are You Prepared For The Next Power Outage?
Pick-Up Truck EDC - Winter Survival Car Kit
Просмотров 6 тыс.6 лет назад
Pick-Up Truck EDC - Winter Survival Car Kit
Legit stupid af to put any type of food in these bottles "olive oil" 😂😂
@paw9568 why not? I emptied it by drinking the hs. 🙃 ~joking We can agree to disagree. I think it's safe enough for me. Anyone else should decide for themselves. I washed and rinsed the inside very well. Of course, there may be residue seeped into the plastic. I mean, I'm sure what we eat every day is packaged better and far safer. 🙄
No such thing as expired hand sanitizer but I like what you used the bottle for
Beautiful 😍 You are NOT hoarding.... You are prepared!!!
I can't stand when people say this isn't hoarding. But yet when people buy a bunch of purses and shoes and perfumes and jewelry y'all call that hoarding. This is also a form of hoarding. Its something to feel secure with. And everyone hoards differently. You wouldnt call buying purses and fancy things or a bunch of cars prepping right? Exactly. Just say everyone preps in a different way to feel safe and secure and as a coping mechanism
@rachel3682 I think you've completely missed the point. It isn't hoarding because we built our stocks up over time without causing any issues for anyone else. It isn't hoarding because we're not buying and storing items we'll never use or need. When there were shortages and people needed things, many of us stayed home because we were set. This helped our communities when they needed it. And I don't know anyone who cares how many purses or shoes someone has and wouldn't dream of accusing them of hoarding. I'm not sure where that idea is coming from. 🤔
@@NextStepSurvival i haven't missed the point, everyone is taking my comment as literal. It is some form of hoarding. If you're calling it hoarding before someone said something. Theres completely nothing wrong with some form of hoarding as long as it benefits you in some way. This is what I meant. Like me, I don't just stock up on food and supplies. I literally go to antique stores and get old fashioned items like clothing irons that you heat up on the stove, paracord to hang up clothes or I stock up on a bunch of different kinds of wash boards. Water purification tablets, lifestraws, baking soda and coconut oil things that you can use for multi-purpose. Or even some other old fashioned items so I can do everything by hand if things go down. And I buy multiples and multiples of them just in case one fails. That's a form of hoarding. I hoard all of those things. And believe it or not before I switch to this I used to stock up on purses and shoes and jewelry and I would use them all the time I would switch it up. Like I said people get things to benefit them for their own comfort. So it is indeed a form of hoarding. So for people to tell me I missed the point actually missed my point and took it as literally. Even if I did buy a bunch of things that I didn't need I would still buy them and I would still use them. I don't need a lot of the antiques but I still buy them just in case. I no longer hoard purses or shoes or buy certain outfits. But at this point I've been starting to use and reuse everything. I'll even take fabric that I got from some of my other clothes that I bought or that are old and use them for something else or shape them and something else because I used to be in fashion design as well. So I know how to crochet I know how to sew blankets or any kind of clothes and do everything by hand etc. Everything you said I already knew especially the part where their were shortages. Mainly the only reason I hoarded purses and shoes and all that even though I have used them I sold them to people in order to make extra money and it hasn't failed me yet
I can't stand when people say this isn't hoarding. But yet when people buy a bunch of purses and shoes and perfumes and jewelry y'all call that hoarding. This is also a form of hoarding. Its something to feel secure with. And everyone hoards differently. You wouldnt call buying purses and fancy things or a bunch of cars prepping right? Exactly. Just sah everyone preps in a different way to feel safe and secure and as a coping mechanism
I can't stand when people say this isn't hoarding. But yet when people buy a bunch of purses and shoes and perfumes and jewelry y'all call that hoarding. This is also a form of hoarding. Its something to feel secure with. And everyone hoards differently. You wouldnt call buying purses and fancy things or a bunch of cars prepping right? Exactly. Just sah everyone preps in a different way to feel safe and secure and as a coping mechanism
What do you do if the grid goes down for an extended period of time, most of that food will freeze and burst?
@Lost_soul1975 I can handle heat and off-grid electricity for about a month. Beyond that, I'm in the same boat as everyone else if it's winter. Mason jars can take our winter temps, as well as the canned goods. I know this from what's in our unheated garage. I'm not sure what you consider 'most' of the food. I'd be more concerned with our family in an unheated home over the food.
@@NextStepSurvival Well...a wood stove and ample supply of firewood or pellets would remedy both issues. If the grid goes down for any length of time in the cold months...food AND a heated home are equally important. Personally, I have a wood stove, pellet stove and propane heat for my home. Along with a lot of food that can freeze without issue.
@@NextStepSurvival Good Navy Seal rule of thumb...."one is none, two is one" Always have multiple layers of back up
@Lost_soul1975 Great point. I just mentioned that yesterday on Mic Roland's podcast (Will be aired within the next couple of weeks). My fireplace is gas, which is problematic. I want a word stove. I almost put in a pellet stove a couple of years ago, but I like the availability of firewood. Although, at the time, I could buy a winter's supply of pellets for around $500.
@@NextStepSurvival My main is pellet...but I think in a real emergency...wood would be the way to go. You can burn almost anything in a wood stove, but not pellet. I have looked at the price of a pellet machine...not feasible .
Thanks for the detail of showing your 2 week plan. Very helpful!
@@lei27603 Thanks. I'm glad it helped.
Ultimate????? Did i miss it?
@HWGAFoundation Apparently, one of did. Sorry to disappoint. 😞
For a prep to keep electronic cards is like you go to a curry restaurant and you know they don't have toilet paper....😂😂😂😂 shoking how so many preps are relaying on electronics lol and rechargeable things .....where you gone recharge it in the wild ? ..Wile E Coyote will order an ACME socket for ya?
@aresmaximus1 Not sure why you think I'm going into the wild. 🤔 Even if this was a bugout bag, and it's not, the idea that every SHTF event means grid down is a little strange. Isn't it? And the woods? Really? And you don't have a little solar backup?
Rule #1 show no one nothing.
@@RustedPlastic11111 Rule #1 to survival is don't die. ✔️ I know because I made the rules. You might be following the wrong people. 😉
Whos here in 2024. Great job !
Have a similar kit but with a yeti go box. You gave me a ton of ideas. Thank you.
@@sleepnclass Thanks. I'm glad you found it useful. I have a couple more pack videos coming soon.
Males need to note that the cook( usually a female) put COMPLEATE MEALS TOGETHER They dont pull out meat for a week and stack it together. They pull out 1 protein a vegetable or two a fruit, dairy and a bread starch( like noodles) and everything is together so their is no hunting for items. Also snacks aregrouped together with what their used with the peanut butter and jelly needs a box of crackers or a shelf stable bread, ( a box mix would do) also a random shelf of canned vegetables is a little odd unless its all the same thing. Most families will have a single vegetable served with specifically meal. Like green beans is always served with spaghetti. Using more single serving foods is more useful in a power outage. And you showed nothing on ways to cook the food. Canned goods can be heat and serve. ALL BREAKFAST YOU SHOWED REQUIRE COOKING. ( dollar general has sausage gravey in a can. Can be eaten cold and yummy) i like salmon in small cans boneless and skinless. Can be eaten cold. If your not gonna show an easy method of cooking in a power out WHY ARE YOU SHOWING FOOD THAT REQUIRES COOKING . Dry beans and rice require cooking. ( Smaller beans like lentils, black eye peas take less time and water to cook than pintos or chic peas)and in emergency canned beans are better even if more expensive. No cooking required only a can opener and a spoon. Im in public housing and in the last 15 years my power goes out regularly.
I love that you have thought things through for your situation. That's important. This was a video on starting a pantry. Not a blackout cook kit. Look around my channel, and you will find videos on cooking from the pantry. Every SHTF event doesn't mean no electricity or water, but we prep for those. I try to show options. If someone prefers green beans with pasta, they can store those. I wouldn't assume that 'most' people prefer a particular meal plan over another. Just as I wouldn't assume the female does the cooking. My idea of a working pantry doesn't assume there's no electricity, water, or gas, and it doesn't group everything into ready to eat meals. We rotate these pantry items into our daily lives and have built it up as we went. Today, we have well over a year's supply of food. But you do what works best for you. There's no one solution for all. The important thing is that you're planning for potential emergencies.
$1000 worth of Keystone meat alone.
The price of canned meat has gone way up.
If you want to be seen, get a high viz vest, arm bands etc. My journey home is on narrow country lanes, I want to be seen! The note to self is a great idea.
Great advice. I keep both a reflective vest and arm bands in my med pack. Assuming I may end up helping in a car accident, I wouldn't want to be hit by a car. I keep another one in my car kit for changing a tire or something.
To me a paramedic that stuff is that stuff has great value and pays for itself
Not being a paramedic or professional, I'd be happy to never use any of it. Just like homeowner's insurance, I have it just in case, but I'd be happy if nothing bad happens.
Alot of money sitting thier.
It really is. Someone needs to slow down a bit. 😁
Nice pantry!!! You popped up on my recommended tonite!!!! I do alot of dehydrating and canning myself besides my can goods. I started my pantry in summer of 2019 because of a very bad gut feeling so when march 2020 rolled around i was ok. Now its getting even worse. Still think i will be ok!!!! and by the way hoarding is if you dont use it!!!!! I use mine and dont care what others think.
I agree. We're not hoarders if we use what we store. Thanks for taking the time to comment. 🙂
LOL i love you …. You are saying stuff that i cant say due to my job. I’m not allowed to have any political outward thoughts. You were talking about deserts.. one thing that would be easy is a can of pineapple and a box of Angel food cake mix.. just mix them and bake them together and you have a light treat. Only other thing you need is cooking spray.
Yep, desserts are fun. I think a video on SHTF desserts would be a good idea.
Good kit. You can probably just add in a whistle in case of the unfortunate possibility you are incapacitated
Thanks. A whistle is a good idea.
One more thing. Where can i get a next step survival patch?
I don't have any patches or merch. Not big enough. I just had a few made for my packs.
Great video. I agree this has to be one of the best most complete edc kits around. Some people look at it like its too much and i look at it like you have all your bases covered. Especially considering how much time you spend on the road. I really enjoyed your video ive watched it twice. Keep up the good work. Big shout out from the central coast of California. Youve got a new sub.
Definitely one of the better bags I’ve seen, still too heavy for me, but there is at least some effort at going light, and I really appreciate you giving the weight at the beginning of the video. I think if you get out there and test your gear on a trial run, you will find what you can ditch and what to keep. I would be interested in seeing your long distance bag as well. Great work, keep ‘em coming!
I have never dry canned before, but I've done some food preservation (i.e. pressure cooking). Thanks for uploading the video. Watching through this though, I'm curious as to how you manage the risk with regards to Clostridium spores which thrive in anaerobic non-acidic environments. Usually in non-acidic liquid canning if you see bubbles its a sure sign to boil it for at least 20 minutes (to break down the toxin), or throw it out depending on contents, but you don't have that kind of warning with dry canning. As far as I'm aware, all foods contain pocket moisture, which is not necessarily driven off using a vacuum sealer, and since the toxin and spore in question is both tasteless and odorless it presents a hazard to most preservation techniques outside of only a few that have been proven to kill it (annoyingly so). This mostly seems to be why the USDA considers the practice unsafe generally, but we also know how a lot of standards pushed may or may not be backed by science and research (such as California benzene levels for household exposure, which have no scientific reference), but this particular area does seems to be backed so I'm curious if you take any additional steps in your dry canning process to mitigate these risks.
It has been 4 years. Are you still prepping.? Can you do a 2024 update . I have updated my pantry .
Please do teach video on your bone broth in your pantry for beginners that haven't done that yet.And thanks.
Thanks, Brenda. I'll add it to my list.
Store white regular sugar and less confectioners.Awesome pantry efforts❤.
Thank you.
This is awesome 😊
Thank you.
Nice bag setup
Thanks Jim
Wow maxpedition made a ton of $$$ on you, you should buy stock in the company...lol nice kit just little much for me though. Stay safe it's getting crazy
A little much for me too. LOL I get out of control when it comes to kit and gear. My weakness. I was thinking @maxpedition should send me a pack or something for all the free promotion. ;)
The best fully loaded bag on internet, well done!!!❤
Thanks Cheryl.
I don’t know how people afford this.
That took years. Everything fit into a single laundry basket in the beginning. A few extra cans of this or that builds up pretty fast. Don't let years of effort discourage you. Every day of stored food puts you that much better off.
Absolutly amazing - one thing, dont keep batteries plugged in - it reduces their longevity if you keep them plugged in
True and good advice. Thank you.
You carry a gun but no tourniquet? If you make holes expect to receive holes. You will bleed in less then 3 min from a severed artery. It can take an ambulance over 15 min to come depending on how far you are from an emergency services. By the time you are dead, the emergency services would still be on their way. I’ve always said, you should not carry a gun if you do not carry a TK and trauma kit and be trained in TCCC. Get a trauma kit and get the training.
Funny how the tourniquet is becoming the topic of choice for a get-home pack. If you watch my EDC pack video, you'll see I carry a tourniquet daily. In this case, a walk home when everything is shut down due to a severe SHTF event, my focus is to get home. Considering we're talking about the unlikely situation where cars are not even running, how effective will a tourniquet be? If there won't be an ambulance coming, how far is that tourniquet going to get me? It's just a comment I made in the video. I also said I would grab my med kit from my EDC pack if needed. If I was walking home for anything short of an EMP, I'd have my trauma kit, including a tourniquet. Although, if cars are running, I'd like to think I'm resourceful enough to get a ride home. My thoughts anyway.
Have you done a 5-year storage test yet?
The longest was around three years and it was fine.
So if you get an artery injury you won't carry a tourniquet because you think you will get to a hospital on time, my friend you can die from a artery bleed in 3 to 5 minutes, good luck on that. Trauma kit is a necessary item.
You completely misunderstood what I said.
53yrs on this ball and I’ve used/needed to applied a tourniquet zero times which included 5 yrs with ems. Nice to have and I do carry them at certain times but I think he’s trying to avoid carrying a duffel bag and choosing to move expeditiously. By the sounds of it he’s in a more urban environment so avoiding cars is his biggest challenge.
@@edrodabaugh2598Exactly. Thank you.
I kinda want that RAT wallet.... Lol
Send me your mailing address and I'll ship it to you free of charge Maddawg. briandhawkins.com (AT) gmail dot com (Two dot coms in my email address). I pulled it off my pack and don't use it.
@@NextStepSurvival are you serious??? Dude, THANKS!!!
where can i get the "next step survival patch" ?
I just made a few of those for my personal packs. I don't have the following yet to offer merch to viewers. Maybe someday. 😊
It is none of anyone's business whether they feel that is hoarding or not. It WAS a free country. I don't tell anyone they are hording clothes, pocketbooks, toys, candles whatever. They all had same info thanks to channels like yours same as us. What most people don't understand most people who prepare are normally quite generous in spirit. God bless you and. Yours and much thanks.😊.most have no idea how much is needed to supply a family for a year. Seeing your quantity should be a wake up call.
Thanks, Jean. 🙂
@@NextStepSurvival Thank you and others who have put themselves on the line to try to help us to think and protect our families. Awesome job on your preparedness!!!
I have seen numerous prepper pantries but this is the Oscar of pantries,you have done an outstanding job in preparing for any calamity. This is truly a 6 month supply even more of food for your household.I am impressed with your Keystone can goods Great Job !!!!
Thank you.
Please stop apologising 😊 you're doing the best you can. Your pantry is amazing and thank you for sharing your journey with everyone 😊
I think the monsoon gear slinger is the biggest sling bag maxpedition makes, but yours is certainly more utilitarian. I used the monsoon on my first trip to Hawaii, and it worked for a carryon luggage solution, but I could never find a way to make it work as an edc without making it bulky and impractical. I sold it a few years ago and now over the last few weeks I’m feeling the pangs of “maybe I could make that work…”
I know the feeling. Funny how attached we get to gear and packs. I gave my son a couple of my best packs and I've come close to replacing them with new ones.
I never got the monsoon to work for me either after two attempts...
you lug all of that around daily? how much does it weigh!?!
I addressed that a few times in the video, even showing a photo of the 20-foot walk I have. I don't carry the pack any further than from vehicle to vehicle. I'm a driver, the cab of my truck is my office. It's 25 lbs. with the water bottle.
@@NextStepSurvival I have a similar off brand bag and it weighs 20 lbs with my water bottle and I carry it to work (pistol and fixed blade come out as I work in a hospital) and at least for me I still don't mind the weight. I just adjusted the straps so it sits comfortably.
Good video.
Thanks.
Have you thought about doing a video on your charging kits for your electronics, cell phones, flashlights, etc. I think it would be very informative.
I have and it's coming soon. It's set up and ready to record. I may do that before my get home pack just to mix things up a bit. Thanks for watching.
I forgot to come back and let you know that video is up. You can see it at ruclips.net/video/33d9kcB-etE/видео.html If you get a chance to watch it, let me know your thoughts.
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To me it would be a pain in the ass to rotate stock with that much stuff
It can be a challenge sometimes. I imagine some people might say the same with any abundance, right? How many people have said they wouldn't want a lot of money because whatever work they perceive it costs? A big house takes more effort. A big pantry is no different. It all depends on our individual priorities.
Curious about this. Been doing it for a year. Most of the time it's within reach.
A lot of people don't consider things we keep close as every day carry but I do. I have an EDC pack I carry each day. As long as you have what you need when you need it. And those things are unique to us and our circumstances.
@@NextStepSurvival I bring an EDC bag with me as well, and while not working in the KZ, I carry as well. If there's a problem, I normally have a solution for the situation for myself and others.
You don’t need to apologizing to us! You have a very good pantry and I love it I learnt very much from you! Thank you for his 🥰 many gratings from Sweden !