Budget Prepping at Walmart! Prepper Pantry Stockpile and Gear to buy this week - SHTF 2025

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  • Опубликовано: 19 янв 2025

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  • @spockmcoyissmart961
    @spockmcoyissmart961 Год назад +290

    TOILET TIP: If you need a toilet and the water is off, drain your toilet one last flush. Sponge out clean water in the bowl. Lift seat, place a plastic bag in your toilet, wrap over the rim. Close the lid. Sit down on your usual toilet. Remove the bag and dispose of, at your discretion. No need to sit on an emergency bucket if you don't have to.

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +52

      Great tip! I like to have the emergency bucket in our basement, where there is no toilet, just in case we're down there for an extended amount of time

    • @racheldeen3667
      @racheldeen3667 Год назад +14

      Questions: Why is it necessary to drain the bowl if you are using a plastic bag anyway? Also if your water is off, the water in the tank is as close to drinkable/usable water as you can get unless you have a super filter system - why would you want to drain that? Just curious...

    • @lisamusil8170
      @lisamusil8170 Год назад +25

      We live out in the country and since our well pump is electric, we often have situations where we don't have electricity (or water) for hours to days at a time.
      We keep multiple gallon jugs of tap water (rinsed-out empty milk jugs) in each bathroom and only flush when necessary.
      We also keep jugs of water handy for filling dog bowls and rinsing things in addition to our stored drinking water.
      Another thing we have found useful--available online--rechargeable lightbulbs. We have one in each area without windows to make navigation easier.

    • @susieramick7202
      @susieramick7202 Год назад +13

      Your videos is a packed with information. So I could keep up I had to use the old skill of SHORTHAND to keep my notebook accurate. Pool Shock is a great tip. The bucket toilet good for car or RV if on the run who knows what we'll need.
      Thank you.

    • @spockmcoyissmart961
      @spockmcoyissmart961 Год назад +11

      @@racheldeen3667 When your water is off, and you use your toilet 1 last time, your tank is empty. There will be a small amount of water in the bowl, which you can't flush out until your water comes back on. IF you place a bag in your toilet, the bag will go down in the possibly contaminated water. When you lift out your bag, you will be dripping the possibly contaminated water onto your floor & carpets.Unless you just cleaned and sanitized your bowl before your last flush, the several inches in your bowl will be contaminated even slightly where you wouldn't want to drink it.

  • @tanillecramer3915
    @tanillecramer3915 11 месяцев назад +23

    I’m 52 miles from the nearest Walmart and am in the middle of nowhere! But I love it that way😊

  • @markbajek2541
    @markbajek2541 Год назад +34

    IF you have some time on your hands and concerned about water use and fuel consumption... you can reduce the amount of water used and energy needed to prepare pasta by pre soaking the pasta for about 2 hours , then the noodles are more or less soft and have absorbed some of the water , just heat for about 1/3 of the time you'd normally boil pasta and eat.

    • @sjordan7085
      @sjordan7085 2 месяца назад +1

      I have a pyrex pasta cooker, it is about a foot tall cylinder shaped. You put the pasta inside, pour on boiling water, replace the lid, and let it stand to cook. Found at a Thrift Store for a couple of dollars and comes in handy for RVing.

  • @4thefuture3740
    @4thefuture3740 Год назад +53

    I spent 18 months without any electricity 🔌. I have watched many videos of folks talking about what is needed in a power outage and most of what they say is inaccurate or unrealistic. Yours is the best video on this topic that I have seen bar none! I had to learn most of what you are sharing the hard way, many cold nights , no way to cook food, etc. I learned what was needed along the way and I can say that if people listen to you they will be in a far better position to survive. Having a way to heat water to wash your body and clothes, to cook a hot meal, and to stay warm is everything. Thank you so much for this very informative video.

    • @tannd8476
      @tannd8476 Год назад +6

      Do you have any tips for us? Thank you

    • @christinagardener1889
      @christinagardener1889 10 месяцев назад +8

      Coleman camp shower (thick black plastic bag) heats water in the sun for a quick shower. Other options could be giant plastic shake or giant food containers in black set out in the sun to heat. These are what we used to heat water when we were without hot water for a week after SuperStorm Sandy.

    • @tannd8476
      @tannd8476 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@christinagardener1889 thank you!

  • @Bandships
    @Bandships 11 месяцев назад +8

    I have found that some things at Walmart you can get at Dollar Tree like the gallon bottles of water and some canned foods along with some pet food and storage containers if you are on a very tight budget

  • @kjnz2804
    @kjnz2804 11 месяцев назад +37

    Dont forget the $1 solar lights. Its a plus for us in hurricane country. Out charging during the day. Lighting up inside the house at night

  • @sjordan7085
    @sjordan7085 2 месяца назад +3

    It never hurts to have a roll of reflectics and tape on hand, to quickly insulate windows, and/or pipes. I even lined all the cupboards in my RV with it, keeps things cool in the summer and warm in the winter, works great, also soft if items bang against it.

    • @sjordan7085
      @sjordan7085 2 месяца назад

      Reflectics can also be used in the garden to cover plants during frost.

    • @BethBarber-g1q
      @BethBarber-g1q 2 месяца назад

      what are refletives

  • @sallyintucson
    @sallyintucson Год назад +27

    About the vinegar: read before you buy. Any vinegar below 4% is no good for food preservation. Companies have been selling 3% to save money.

    • @mjraiburn
      @mjraiburn 3 месяца назад +1

      5% is what's needed for canning not 4 or below

  • @TheOldInnKeeper
    @TheOldInnKeeper Год назад +13

    I got a potty chair, like the ones elderly people use at nursing homes and I have it in my stock and you can put a bucket under it or use a bucket it came with.

    • @richardelliott9511
      @richardelliott9511 4 месяца назад +3

      Be sure to test it for comfort. I am coming to the end of a month long hospital and rehab center stay, those potty chairs are useless if the don't fit your butt. It is also hard to get the flow moving if the seat is too small or otherwise too uncomfortable and won't let you relax enough to lett'er rip...

    • @PeterLehman-il5ru
      @PeterLehman-il5ru 4 месяца назад

      That potty chair is called a commode and is used for very limited mobility and no mobility residents .

    • @samanthacastleberry6341
      @samanthacastleberry6341 4 месяца назад

      I work at a hospital, and got a commode for larger people. The seat opening isn't very big, but it's almost brand new, and best of all, it was FREE on Facebook Marketplace!!! It even has the slide extension on it so I can put a small board or cardboard over the slide rails and use it to hold toilet paper, wipes, etc.

  • @kevinwalmart1688
    @kevinwalmart1688 Год назад +15

    I work at a Walmart. In your video you say Togo on line to order things that the store dose not have that is a great thing to do but keep in mind if you do have it sent to your store to pickup that way you don’t pay for shipping and if you are like most of us that little bit of savings can add up and help out a lot keep an eye out after each holiday when it goes on sale like blankets to keep worm with your fire logs and fire starter charcoal all kinds of stuff to prep think outside the box

  • @charlessmoot6904
    @charlessmoot6904 Год назад +20

    Hi, I work for Walmart and I am also a prepper. I think you did an amazing video, and I can vouch for everything that you said. Thank you so much, I will be following you and your channel.

  • @ginj5375
    @ginj5375 Год назад +22

    Thanks for the tip about powdered milk, btw in the large size products the pancake mix Krusteaz is the best tasting.

  • @kimdavis2508
    @kimdavis2508 10 месяцев назад +12

    New sub here! Awesome video. No stupid music playing just straight up great info. Thank ya Mam!

  • @EricPatrick-p5o
    @EricPatrick-p5o Год назад +8

    I Love Beans And Rice And Some Can Meats And Powder Eggs, Flour, Chili Powder, Salt, Pepper, Meat Tenderizer, Garlic Powder, Powder Butter, Sugar, Cinnamon Powder, And Other Spices.

  • @TJ_in_GA
    @TJ_in_GA Год назад +27

    Walmart is where I end up getting much of my stuff. Your videos make Sunday mornings more special!

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +3

      Glad you like them! Thank you so much, I love hearing that!!

  • @gingerreid8569
    @gingerreid8569 5 месяцев назад +5

    Sanitary napkins can be used for large bleeding wounds.

  • @kyhilltophome3153
    @kyhilltophome3153 Год назад +13

    I tend to be cold all winter. I even carry a sweater to restaurants in the summer. I wear Cuddle Duds all winter. You have lots of great tips!!! I hope people are paying attention!

    • @timekabolden5309
      @timekabolden5309 Год назад +1

      Take some iron. Ur prolly really enemic.

    • @dlewis895
      @dlewis895 8 месяцев назад

      LOVE MOHAIR SWEATER CARDIGAN SUPER TOASTY

  • @SOinTX
    @SOinTX 11 месяцев назад +6

    If you keep canning mason jars put water in all of them and add to rotation. You can also watr bath seal yhe water for longer storage that you can rotate every year or two.

  • @joesmith7427
    @joesmith7427 4 месяца назад +1

    U need a cool 55-60*F area to store food. No sunlight! Bake your flour first then use it!! Better than bullion is worth having!! You can can liquid milk with a pressure cooker!

  • @paulaweaver6508
    @paulaweaver6508 Год назад +20

    Suggestion a battery powered analog clock.

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +2

      Yes! Very good one!

    • @paulaweaver6508
      @paulaweaver6508 Год назад +5

      @@wickedprepared also for the preppers who are concerned ordering an whole house emp shield, a couple vehicles emp shields and those of us who have implemented medical devices there is some emp shield clothing. Also emp shield bags for small electronics devices.
      Sorry if I sound par_noid. Imo better safe than sorry. Thank you. Ps I have an implanted medical device so I keep clothing or emp bag near me at all times

    • @paulaweaver6508
      @paulaweaver6508 Год назад +6

      Additional suggestion. Cloth diapers which are also good for cleaning or trading. Cloth diaper pins good for quick clothing repair or trading.
      Extra trash bags. Fire starters for those who can't start fire by hand.
      A good set of sewing supplies including sewing shears. Extra cloth to repair damaged clothing.
      For people who have access to milking cows or goats, a candy thermometer to make sure you have gotten it high enough to pasteurize. Waterproofing supplies if there's a leak. Thank you.
      Lol I've given this a lot of thought. My parents and grandparents were preppers way before it was "a thing". Lol I was raised this way.

    • @CliveHateley
      @CliveHateley 4 месяца назад +2

      Or a good old fashioned wind up clock.

  • @brendarector4194
    @brendarector4194 11 месяцев назад +24

    Doggie training pads they make bodily fluid messes stay contained when illness strikes and are great to slap one down for a clean area for unexpected first aid purposes.❤

  • @wickedprepared
    @wickedprepared  Год назад +12

    I can see from the comments a lot of people are concerned about GMO's, artificial dyes and the like in their food. If that's a concern for you, I'm going to share a couple of our favorite sources you can trust for non-gmo food with no artificial colors down below: 👇
    Thrive Life-
    wickedprepared.thrivelife.com/shop
    Azure Standard-
    www.azurestandard.com/?a_aid=e7c0cebeaf

  • @SuperSaltydog77
    @SuperSaltydog77 5 месяцев назад +3

    Every video of yours that I watch just gets better and better, you keep hitting them out of the ballpark with great ideas and info.. Well done.

  • @catballou5384
    @catballou5384 Год назад +30

    Slightly funny story. A year before Covid I put together a bunch of coupons to took advantage of a sale on hand sanitizer. Came home w/ 24 bottles. Husband laughed at me. He’s not laughing anymore.

    • @kyhilltophome3153
      @kyhilltophome3153 8 месяцев назад +6

      We have kept extra toilet paper and paper towels for several years prior to 2019. Christmas of 2019 one son and DIL didn't know what to buy us or her mother for Christmas so they go us a case size of paper towels and toilet paper. Everyone laughed at the family Christmas but guess what we never had to buy during the great toilet paper shortage in 2020.

  • @joesmith7427
    @joesmith7427 4 месяца назад +1

    Buy a few extras every week. I belong to walmart+, i shop on-line and have home delivery!! What a time saver!! Instacart is good too!!

  • @susieramick7202
    @susieramick7202 8 месяцев назад +3

    🛒 For emergency toilet. We saved 5 gallon paint buckets when we painted the house recently. They cleaned up pretty good. I've stored trash bags inside each and a pail to collect urine. Today well pick up pool noodles added comfort will be nice.
    Lots of tips today, Thank you.

  • @jhoncater227
    @jhoncater227 Год назад +5

    jerkey,fertilizer,protien powder,condensed milk,sponges,steel wool,matches,glue,sew kit

  • @PeterLehman-il5ru
    @PeterLehman-il5ru 4 месяца назад +1

    Amazon is having a sale on lodge cast iron equipment. I believe that the percentage off is somewhere in the 40% area . Happy shopping!😂

  • @beverlyheinritz5294
    @beverlyheinritz5294 Год назад +10

    Also bring your calculator. I was at Walmart last week and saw this amazing unit price on the canned beef (2.50lb). Instead of the two I had planned to add to my stores I thought maybe I need to get them all at this price. Wait a second. If the 12 oz can is over $4 it is not $2.50 a pound. I broke out the calculator and it was closer to $6 a pound. I did still get my 2 but not the case I was ready to buy at 2.50 a pound.

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +2

      Definitely an important tool to have! I am constantly opening up the calculator on my phone. I can also use my phone to check the prices at other stores like Sam's Club, Azure, Amazon or our local grocery stores (most of them-i can't check save a lot) so I can compare others stores as well.

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад

      I definitely agree! That's a great tip!

  • @joycewedel9084
    @joycewedel9084 Год назад +9

    I love it! Just got a dozen LARGE eggs for 93 cents! Package of 4 roll toilet . paper for 97 cents. Paper Towels 58 debts each. So many deals & good prices on organic foods.

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +2

      Fantastic deals!

    • @aimeeseek
      @aimeeseek 10 месяцев назад

      The Dollar Tree has good toilet paper name brand.

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      @GordanaMitrovic-jq9cs 4 месяца назад

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  • @barbarathompson5163
    @barbarathompson5163 Год назад +10

    I learned a lot in your video. I immediately stopped the video when you talked about the coleman butane cooker and have it on order now. I love that I can cook indoors with it😊 I appreciate all the work you put into this video. GOD BLESS❤

  • @krishenderson970
    @krishenderson970 Год назад +5

    I agree with the oil bit - I priced out olive oil at a warehouse this weekend.........holy cow - Walmart Great Value brand is a lot cheaper and it's good oil!! The fans work awesome - we have them in our trailer when we don't have electric hook up.

  • @jlr1176
    @jlr1176 Год назад +4

    I frequent Walmart and I have yet to see the toilet seat. I like that tip. I’m gonna look for it. One day while shopping at Goodwill, I found one of those portable toilets they have in the hospital, for elderly people or fall risks. It was $4.99 that day, and I was getting 25% off. I definitely bought it. I know my husband thinks I’m crazy, but I knew what I was doing, and the deal was too awesome to miss. I’ve seen them several times over the last six months, and now they’re priced for 19.99 it was def a Godsend!! Thanks for all the info. Stay safe.

  • @joesmith7427
    @joesmith7427 4 месяца назад +1

    Get a propane/ gasoline coleman 2 burner cooktop camp stove!
    No electric needed!!

  • @nancysmith2874
    @nancysmith2874 Год назад +21

    Just bought over 70 cans of chunky soup for $1 a can

    • @sheba5203
      @sheba5203 Год назад +1

      Sweet...great find and good deal!

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +1

      Woahhh! 😮😮

    • @lenoraw1098
      @lenoraw1098 Год назад +2

      Congratulations!! What a deal!!!😁

    • @PaEMT_FF9
      @PaEMT_FF9 Год назад +2

      Where’d you find that??? Marvelous deal.

    • @ravenlaughs9757
      @ravenlaughs9757 Год назад +2

      😮 That's a great score but does it have bio-engineered stuff in it.

  • @milliemrrobinson1074
    @milliemrrobinson1074 Год назад +13

    Jara, I live about 5 minutes from the local Walmart. We have very few choices of shopping for food or preps in my area. I've bought huge amounts of the items you shared, over time. I still buy extra as needed to fill in gaps. My focus now is in pet food. Thanks for another informative video! You are the best!!!

  • @AshAdventuresCrew
    @AshAdventuresCrew Год назад +3

    I’ve watched a lot of videos and no one has ever told me about those types of milk!! Thank you!

  • @sheba5203
    @sheba5203 Год назад +10

    My closest WM is about 10 miles away so I usually have things shipped to me for free with $35 minimum order. Makes my heavy bulky loads much easier from my front porch and bring inside. I don't have WM+ but if I'm in that area, I'll go buy the lightweight items and make my loading/unloading easier, even at home unloading for the final time. I'm just filling in gaps at this point and looking at emergency heat sources in case of power outage.

  • @judyjudy01985yahoo
    @judyjudy01985yahoo Год назад +3

    Thank you worried of losing heat live in Maine my Ma is a big prepper. I shared this with my son so they could watch everything. I am not able to drive on handicapped I suffer from severe epilepsy. I am learning so much and I thank you.

  • @kathiewade6878
    @kathiewade6878 11 месяцев назад +5

    I kust bought the Mr Buddy and my furnace went out. It did a great job warming up my tiny home in the morning. Thanks for all the other tips.🛒

  • @supergg07
    @supergg07 Год назад +8

    My Walmart is about 2 miles away, but I am so glad that they do home delivery now it is a blessing for this blind lady🦮🥰

  • @TopRealtor333
    @TopRealtor333 Год назад +5

    I’m hooked on your channel…. I’ve been a subscriber but I’m binge watching it.
    YOU, my dear, have very reasonable opinions on HOW to start to prep, WHY we should start to prepare, WHERE we can find various items, WHAT are different shelf stable foods from 1 year-5year-20 to 30 year.
    PLUS…. Making a Menu Plan with recipes.
    Not excluding
    GENIUS meals in a Jar…. I REALLY cannot wait to see more of these.

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +1

      Aww! Thank you so much for this! I really, truly appreciate it and I'm so happy to have you here! I feel very blessed to be doing this and sharing what I do with so many people ❤️ Thank you for being here, my friend!!

    • @TopRealtor333
      @TopRealtor333 Год назад +1

      @@wickedprepared ♥️thank YOU. And very grateful. Thrilled to call you my new friend.♥️bravo and kudos to you!

  • @cathysterling1237
    @cathysterling1237 Год назад +4

    I just have to say Thank you again. I've been more in getting food. Now important stuff like prepare for outages. I had no idea Walmart had All that stuff. I usually just get food. Low income, and retired with health issues. Now ha I get issues. Anyways you are SO helpful for me and sister. She's going blind almost deaf. Taking her for her ears and early dem sp? . Walmart is 30 min one way 1 hr. The other. Will be checking out. Again Thanks, thanks, thanks. God Bless 💗🙏 Thank you Lord for this lady and keep your hand and armour around her and her family in Jesus name Amen. Again Thanks 😊

  • @peggiebrown5569
    @peggiebrown5569 Год назад +11

    This was very worthwhile video as yours always are. I go to Walmart often but half the stuff you found in the Sporting section I never thought of. Also the shelves in your store were much fuller than ours. I do go often enough to get some one time and others the next. I have learned so much from this channel. Thanks for sharing!!🛒

    • @kevinwalmart1688
      @kevinwalmart1688 Год назад +1

      Some Walmarts will be low or out for two reasons people shop a lot and buy in large amounts and/or the management do not order bigger quantities to stay on top of things I work at a Walmart and if we need 3 cases to replace we will order 9 cases

  • @darlaowens5974
    @darlaowens5974 Год назад +5

    First time posting here. Recently found your channel and I LOVE it. Thank you for all your do. This is a wonderful video. I have to hit replay and take notes. I have learned so much by watching you. What a wealth of information. May the Lord bless you and keep you safe ! I live in Alabama. I gave up my dream home to bring my horses home instead of boarding in a show barn. I love having them home with us. We live on a farm now with 18 1/2 acres. I want to start a garden. I just bought some canning items from Walmart and I am watching many videos on RUclips to learn how to can. One of my biggest concerns is storing enough water for the horses and dogs. THANK YOU AGAIN ~

  • @cindyjohnson4378
    @cindyjohnson4378 11 месяцев назад +7

    Didn’t know bleach had a short shelf life. Thank you!

    • @sjordan7085
      @sjordan7085 2 месяца назад

      So does gasoline, if you choose to store it in cans, make sure you add gasoline preservative to it, if you want to make it last for a year.

  • @pennywillis8107
    @pennywillis8107 Год назад +7

    🛒 . Thank you for the list of great prep ideas. I've got quite a few on this list but have a few bare spots to fill. Thanks again for the tips. God Bless

  • @davidglazener7921
    @davidglazener7921 Год назад +15

    So, I spilt some salt on me. I was a seasoned prepper! Lol.

  • @BelovedLeah
    @BelovedLeah Год назад +4

    What used to be 5# bags flour and sugar are now 4# but look like the original 5#.

  • @judycornwell7558
    @judycornwell7558 Год назад +2

    You should write a book about yr knowledge and also about your meal prep! I just found you and I am glad I found you! Ty so much

  • @brendadrake3172
    @brendadrake3172 4 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for your time and knowledge

  • @cvgguy98
    @cvgguy98 5 месяцев назад +1

    Definitely heading to Walmart to start filling in my prepper list. For freeze dried food with 25 year shelf life and good prices. I just bought my first order at 4patriots as well as solar battery banks that can charge your cell phone and other rechargeable devices with usb-type &, usb-c ports.

  • @barbarad.517
    @barbarad.517 Год назад +8

    Great list! Very comprehensive especially for someone who hasn’t been prepping forever! This would provide a great base and can expand as time, space and finances allow!

  • @PaEMT_FF9
    @PaEMT_FF9 Год назад +3

    I’ve been watching the clearance, outdoors, sporting goods, seasonal clothing for several years to buy when on extensive sales/clearance. Anything from Turkey calls, reading glasses, knives, warm hunting clothes, spices for grilling, grilling supplies, etc. All items 50-75% off.

  • @Sweetrose333
    @Sweetrose333 Год назад +6

    I store flour in the freezer. It last a very long time

  • @nancysmith2874
    @nancysmith2874 Год назад +10

    Shelf stable milk from dollar tree. A bit expensive but important

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +1

      Definitely!

    • @paulawinstead5660
      @paulawinstead5660 Год назад +2

      $1.25 for the Market Pantry shelf stable milk sold at $ Tree is not expensive. Compared to big box grocery prices, it's a bargain

  • @krishenderson970
    @krishenderson970 Год назад +5

    I have created a personal hygiene bucket - plus my rotating stock in my hall closet. But for shampoo - I get the shampoo bars - less waste, takes up less space and they are really good for the hair. Great video Jara!!

    • @customer5032
      @customer5032 Год назад +1

      Where do you buy your shampoo bars? I have only seen them online at Lehman's...

  • @julierichardson8010
    @julierichardson8010 Год назад +3

    If you have a Gorden's in your area they have canned meats in various sizes. Hamburger, sausage ect...

  • @nancysmith2874
    @nancysmith2874 Год назад +7

    Matches can opener. Package gravey

  • @melanievidec831
    @melanievidec831 Год назад +8

    Thank you for the great advice. I would also suggest that everyone research the brands of different products. Some product brands are all GMO. That would definitely be something to consider as well when choosing food products.

  • @svenniacin6891
    @svenniacin6891 Год назад +10

    Canned beans to get you by until the dry beans are done.

  • @danniemcdonald7675
    @danniemcdonald7675 Год назад +5

    Great video! I have almost all of them. Besides the Coleman stove, I also bought a small charcoal grill and over the past year (when it was much cheaper), I stocked up on charcoal. I did realize a few weeks ago that I didn't get lighter fluid! It's on my list!
    A portable toilet is also something I need to look in to. I do have a urinal (yes, they make them for women), and it always botheted me that in 45 years as a nurse, I never saw one in the hospital for female patients. We ( yes, I have been a patient, too) always had to deal with a bedpan, which migjt not be a bad thing in case someone is incapacitated.
    OK, enough "potty talk" 😊.
    You brought up some good points. Thank you for sharing your tips.🛒

    • @Itlooksbad
      @Itlooksbad Год назад +1

      There are charcoal chimneys that you put the charcoal in and put a bit of newspaper or other refuse paper underneath and light and remove the need for lighter fluid. These can be bought for $20-$25 maybe a bit less.

    • @danniemcdonald7675
      @danniemcdonald7675 Год назад

      @Itlooksbad Thanks! I've heard of those, but thought you needed lighter fluid. I'll check them out!

  • @SuperJill1111
    @SuperJill1111 Год назад +2

    You know....i just came across u. Good video! covers 75 -80% of what it took me 3 yrs to learn. I have to say you cover it all without all the stories which can be time consuming. For your packed information, that is spot on, trust me,.. i have subscribed.

  • @ghostridergq11
    @ghostridergq11 4 дня назад

    Great content and practical approach.

  • @muddyshoesgardener
    @muddyshoesgardener Год назад +3

    This is the best “ introduction to prepping “ video I have seen! Any beginner prepper should see this! Thank you for your useful and helpful commentary too. 🛒 red. 🙂

  • @judiththompson2423
    @judiththompson2423 11 месяцев назад +2

    I ate a lot of15 bean soup growing up. You can put it over rice ,lentils or quinoa. Also, you can separate out of the broth...but don't throw it away. It's a good starter for a Buddha bowl without the broth.

  • @JaToriaV
    @JaToriaV 11 месяцев назад +2

    Amazon has Augason cans at good prices as well. Thats where I've started to stock up on these.

  • @WayneAustin-f3u
    @WayneAustin-f3u 2 месяца назад +1

    Rice that is grown in America is grown with higher standards so washing is not really required

  • @fabricgirl2u
    @fabricgirl2u Год назад +4

    🛒 great video for beginners or just as a refresher ❤
    Thank you so much!

  • @DM-te6ci
    @DM-te6ci Год назад +2

    Would love to see a video of uses of some of these items please, like how the handwarmers work etc.

  • @mis7089
    @mis7089 Год назад +7

    Thank you for your help. The oatmeal packets are a great backup for sure, plus they are already packaged and easy to use. The minute rice is my go to because it is so easy. Just a bullion cube or flavoring and you've got a quick meal. These just in case helps are great. Thank you

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +2

      You are so welcome!

    • @markbajek2541
      @markbajek2541 Год назад +1

      Be a little careful with long term storage of the Apple versions of instant oatmeal, for some reason I've found some type of bug infestation in sealed packets of that variety, not the others like maple or raisin and spice or plain but the versions with apples even in a variety pack, different brands, same thing some type of bugs.(alive and seemingly happy). But these were past the best buy date.

  • @Saoirse.n.Murphy
    @Saoirse.n.Murphy Год назад +4

    Hello, stopping in as a newbie! Just put together a WM order for delivery next week. Good place to find the staples and canned goods/bisquits for my pup's pantry! All the best! Oh... 2 miles away at best, but delivery due to selling car in 2021 to start preparing. Don't say it... I had 5 payments left and it was my pride/joy! I was called and guided to begin. Peace

  • @georgiafrancis9059
    @georgiafrancis9059 11 месяцев назад +2

    great information, Jara, great video------thank you🛒

  • @catballou5384
    @catballou5384 Год назад +3

    Consider those big rolls of Kimberly Clark toilet paper rolls you see in public bathrooms. You can order direct or from distributors. Bought a dozen rolls a few years ago.

  • @1netie
    @1netie Год назад +2

    🛒Some great ideas especially the toilet hack

  • @ericpatrick5542
    @ericpatrick5542 Год назад +3

    Groceries And Sporting Goods Section Is My Favorite Prepping Stockpile.

  • @denasboy
    @denasboy Год назад +2

    5-gallon buckets don't need a special seat a regular round seat rests on top of the bucket. it does not lock in place but doesn't move around either

  • @alicial6072
    @alicial6072 5 месяцев назад +2

    Walmart is 5 minutes away its a great place to shop. I didn't know about rinsing rice, thanks for info. I have the Gas One propane/butane stove I use for camping and I love it those stoves are so handy, even used it for when we loss power at home. Amazon will not ship propane and/or gas to my home, it maybe a state requirement, I'm not rural so picking them up at the store is not an issue, thanks for a tip on the butane at Asian stores being cheaper.

  • @donaldmcmillan5529
    @donaldmcmillan5529 2 месяца назад +1

    My wife hates it when I buy more rice... and beans... a couple of hundred pounds don't seem like that much... I ate some chicken and rice that we canned 11 years ago and it was perfectly good! Way back when Obama took office the first time we started buying an extra can or 2 of food items and it added up! Its not too late to start prepping, even if it is only enough for a couple of weeks. We don't drink that much milk but we do cook with it so a gallon would go bad before we would use it so we started buying powered milk to use for cooking.
    I bought a Coleman stove over 40 years ago to go camping and to use for emergencies. After Katrina we cooked mostly on it and I didn't realize it but one of the cans of gas that Coleman processes for their stove was over 20 years old and it burned perfectly fine. There is no mention of shelf life with these cans!! I have a total electric house in a hurricane prone area so we are well versed on alternate cooking methods that work great. We have at least 6 different ways to cook without electricity and we think everyone should have alternates prepared. Great video!!

  • @laurabox7919
    @laurabox7919 Год назад +2

    I buy the Walmart canned beans and 5 cans at a time. Then, I dehydrate them. I do have bags of regular dry beans stored in mylar bags also. But I loved having the instant beans. They are great to just add a handful to my homemade canned soups.

  • @LWinWV
    @LWinWV Год назад +6

    I’m 15 min from Walmart I love it as it’s one of few options in our smaller town they are always stocked and it’s quick and easy - I won’t go on weekends or afternoons though weekday mornings is so much better

    • @wickedprepared
      @wickedprepared  Год назад +2

      Thanks for sharing!! I agree with that 💯

  • @gracemaxwell6157
    @gracemaxwell6157 3 месяца назад

    Thank you for sharing this information ❤

  • @susanortiz5269
    @susanortiz5269 10 месяцев назад +2

    🛒 ❤thank you !

  • @anncc6284
    @anncc6284 Год назад +4

    With rice the main reason you wash it is because of bugs and you want to get out the however most people don't realize that you're supposed to freeze your rice and pasta for 3 days just for that reason and then you can store it for long-term storage

  • @ravenlaughs9757
    @ravenlaughs9757 Год назад +2

    🛒I like to pick up fuel stabilizer, throw away table clothes for different holidays, I started using bar soap for shampoo and no more tangles for removing rats and as a leave in conditioner, so happy with the switch. Walmart has great deals and like you keep a eye out for what's discounted.

  • @adbathert3705
    @adbathert3705 Год назад +2

    Super helpful video!

  • @BelovedLeah
    @BelovedLeah Год назад +3

    I live in a very small Georgia town but next to a military post (largest one east of Mississippi. Our little town boasts a super WM, and 2 neighborhood markets. 2 Dollar Trees, 4 Dollar General within 10-15 minutes driving, Family Dollars so buying on a budget isn't hard. I keep a price journal so I know where the best prices are and plan my shopping trip accordingly. To be frugal you really need to know prices AND package sizes.

  • @PrepperMomma1972
    @PrepperMomma1972 2 месяца назад

    love this video thank you

  • @michellewilding9698
    @michellewilding9698 Год назад +1

    What a FABULOUS VIDEO! So much to remember. ❤

  • @PeterLehman-il5ru
    @PeterLehman-il5ru 4 месяца назад +1

    We prefer New Hope Mills pancake mix.

  • @bakinglady1009
    @bakinglady1009 Год назад +3

    Hi Jara! Again, great information....and I STILL say you would have been a GREAT Home-Ec teacher! I can see you bringing a class to Walmart and teaching them just what you showed today! I have two Walmart's pretty close...one is only a mile and a half from me and the one a little further, 11 miles but only 17 minutes to drive and it is bigger and much nicer. I also buy a lot of Nido even tho it is a little more expensive but I think better. Thanks as always....I have missed a few videos lately bc very busy myself making sure everything is in order.....🛒

  • @NavymomProud
    @NavymomProud Год назад +3

    🛒 I have a Walmart Neighborhood Market 5 blocks away, and a regular Walmart with a grocery section in it. I also have an Albertsons 5 blocks away which is overall my favorite, but since starting to stockpile more food items I’ve been using Walmart more for the better prices.

  • @AliceHernandez-d9i
    @AliceHernandez-d9i Год назад +2

    Walmart is good. Close, prices are reasonable and can usually find what I need.😊thank you

  • @krishenderson970
    @krishenderson970 Год назад +2

    We have 3 Walmarts within 20 minutes of us, including a Super Walmart. We use Walmart for prepping all the time!!

  • @AliceHernandez-d9i
    @AliceHernandez-d9i Год назад +2

    🛒lots of things I haven't even thought about. Thank you

  • @kaybyrd8500
    @kaybyrd8500 Год назад +2

    I always look forward to Sunday morning to see Wicked Prepared! First thing I do when I wake up!

  • @deb-be
    @deb-be Год назад +2

    We just bought a little coleman stove like you have and had to visit 4 different WM to get 11 cans of butane. but we now feel prepared . I would just like to add that getting Himalayan, Celtic or Real salt is the better way to go than iodized salt, it is better for you.

  • @joesmith7427
    @joesmith7427 4 месяца назад +1

    U should STEAM NOT BOIL RICE!! Boiling isnt hot enough to kill some types of bateria on rice!!
    You dont need to get sick. The 8qt. instapot Pro is great since it has handles on the pot!! A kid can run it !! What a blessing it is. If you want one to do CANNING- BUY A CARY BRAND OR NESCO BRAND STEAMER- they are the same unit but no handles on the pot- maybe someday!! It does qts and pts! 😀

  • @andygirl98-Lbk
    @andygirl98-Lbk Год назад +2

    🛒 Thanks, Jara! I must peruse my Walmart more thoroughly. 😊

  • @2200chuck
    @2200chuck Год назад +1

    🛒Great episode. Heading now to watch the Dollar Tree v.s. Walmart. :)