Priceless Barter Items After Societal Collapse 👍 Don't Forget to Like the Video, Share the Video with others, and Subscribe to the channel at: tinyurl.com/subscribeprepperalmanac I didn't want this video to get too long, so I actually have 2 companion videos that go with this one. Links are below if you want to check them out. "After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html This is one of my most popular videos on the channel if you want to check it out next. "Over 300 Bushcraft Survival Skills Using Everyday Items" ruclips.net/video/Ab2zVk7esPs/видео.html This is a quick 2 minute video on how to hide your home on Google Maps. "Hide Your Home On Google Maps: The Prepper's SECRET" ruclips.net/video/XezZFZ_BnuM/видео.html 👇 Some products to consider for your prepping needs 👇 Prepper Home Supplies: amzn.to/48IvTEp Prepper Clothing & Tactical Gear: amzn.to/3U9W5mQ Prepper Medical Kits & Supplies: amzn.to/3u6D623 Prepper Masks & Respirators: amzn.to/3OcLMe8 Prepper Supplies Using Solar: amzn.to/492SHyn Prepper Fire Starters & Tools: amzn.to/3UcOpAm Prepper Bug-Out Bags: amzn.to/3St2CIa Prepper Emergency Survival Seeds: amzn.to/3ScqEWm Prepper Emergency Radios: amzn.to/480IX7b Prepper Emergency Iodide Tablets & Information: amzn.to/3HutjpG Prepper Gear & Supplies: amzn.to/3OdfiAr Prepper Survival Kits & Survival Items: amzn.to/3OAGBoH Prepper Water & Water Supplies: amzn.to/47KbRIr Prepper Books & Survival Guides: amzn.to/3SeGHmW Prepper Food, MREs, Emergency Food Supply & Long Term Shelf Life: amzn.to/4b4CSsL 〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰 🌐Video Chapters To Enhance The Viewer Experience 🌐 00:00:00 Intro - Societal Collapse! 00:00:52 Your Ticket to Ride 00:01:27 Stop Sniffling and Start Dealing 00:02:09 The Soothing Barter Powerhouse 00:02:53 The Currency of a Changed World 00:03:27 The Swiss Army Knife of Barter Items 00:04:04 Securing Your Food Supply 00:04:36 Your Best Defense Against the Unseen 00:05:18 Keeping It Clean When It Counts 00:06:02 The Ultimate Barter List 00:17:17 Additional Barter Items in a Societal Collapse 00:19:20 More and More Barter Items 00:28:57 Additional Barter Items 〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰 #survival #survivor #survive #survivalskills #prepper #emergency #emergencypreparedness #bugout #bugoutbag #selfhelp #selfreliance #disaster #disasterpreparedness #survivalgear #survivalgame #emergencykit #roadtrip #preppingforbeginners #prepping #beprepared #apocalypse #doomsday #preppers #prepperpantry #prepperfood
FYI-Here is the companion video to this video if you want to check it out next. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
@a.healani9296 Agreed! By the way, I did this other video titled "20 Foods Preppers Can Grow In Buckets Year Round" ruclips.net/video/q4zpkZnAjZk/видео.html
I didn't want this video to get too long, so I actually have 2 companion videos that go with this one. Links are below if you want to check them out. "After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
In blacksmithing school we always had several aloe-vera plants scattered around the premises to have emmediate access to it when people got burned. It IS a life saver.
By the way I do talk about blacksmithing at the 10:47 mark of this other video I did titled "15 Important Skills You Will Need & Can Trade After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/ioZq8FNFNNs/видео.html So in addition to blacksmithing, I talk about other important skills.
I hear ya. I was thinking the trade would happen in a neutral place away from where I lived. With that said, I was also thinking it would be very valuable. I went back and forth on adding that one.
@@lindasmith6202 I wouldn't think you would barter ammo with a drunk person. I was more thinking they are separate items that have their individual value.
There are trusted friends, and you may need things they have. It's still a win-win, especially if they are helping defend your neighborhood. Just saying there are exceptions...
I do go back and forth on bartering. I want to be self sufficient, but there may be items I need. I would only barter with people I knew and in a neutral place.
Hello all, by the way, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
It's true, people will come for you. Imagine you're the guy that didn't prepare hardly at all but you've got a good hunting rifle and 2 kids. You have nothing to trade but the rifle, and that would be a death sentence in itself. You know who has food, but those guys aren't giving it out like it's a soup kitchen and they're very wary of strangers. You look into the hollow, hungry eyes of your children and you know that they're going to die if something doesn't change. You think about the food and how unfair it is that they have enough to trade but they won't even spare a morsel for your kids. You pick up your rifle. "Stay here, stay quiet, don't come out for anyone but me, and I'll be back...." Now Mr Barter has a scope looking for his head all day from the ridge - maybe more than one.
Agreed! Definitely don't forget seeds. I have a companion video to this one where I talk about seeds. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World". I start talking about seeds right at the beginning at the 1:29 mark of the video. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html And here is another a video titled "The Ultimate Guide to Survival Gardening for Preppers" ruclips.net/video/gWg4yzqtXJo/видео.html And here is one that is less than 4 minutes long on the same topic titled "9 Survival Crops Preppers Should Grow To Be Ready For The Apocalypse" ruclips.net/video/HNfABsE8vdw/видео.html
Yeah, remember covid? Everyone wanted to start canning. My wife cans so we had dozens and dozens more she was to lazy to wash that I had stored away but lids were limited. I found some on -line that were rediculously overpriced (gouged) but I bought a few packs , just in case. Cheap now so great item to stock pile.
@@TampaDave Yep...In general, I practice being a "gray man". I even did a video on that topic titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Oh yes, honey is amazing. Thanks for adding that. I have a part 2 to this video. I'll have honey described further in that video. Thanks for stopping by the channel! It's appreciated.
By the way, I have just released the companion video to this video that I mentioned was coming. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html By the way, I talk about honey specifically at the 9:30 mark of the video.
As soon as you let anyone know that you have items to trade, someone will come along and take it all away from you... says a little old lady who doesn't have a gun.... I just get a darn good supply for myself and tell no one about it.
Just be a "gray woman" then! I did a video on that topic titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
@@ThePrepperAlmanac Thank you for responding. Yes, as a near 80 year old woman living alone with no one around to help me, I have been prepping for the past three years. I have enough food (mostly home canning) to keep me for a couple of years if need be as well as other essentials. I have wanted to have a "community" of like-minded people around me, but alas, I seem to be on my own. I think I am wisest in my situation to be as you say, a "grey woman". But I would always help others as much as I am able to do and do have medical supplies and other items I could share or use for barter but I would have to be careful who knew what I have.
@@Dakiniwoman Please know that "gray man" is a prepper term and not age related. I did a whole video on it. The term 'gray man' (or 'grey man' in British English) describes someone who looks unassuming and who doesn't stand out from the crowd, but is in fact well equipped for an emergency situation. In crisis situations, there are benefits to going unnoticed and blending in.
Speaking of alcohol, here is a video I did about the alternate uses for alcohol titled "Survival Superpowers: Genius Ways Preppers Use Alcohol" ruclips.net/video/jkXQI6ipO0E/видео.html Check it out if you get a chance.
Yep, it could be dangerous depending on the severity of the situation. Definitely watch yer six and you may need to turn into a "gray man" as well. I even did a video on that topic titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Howdy, just another thought... take care of your feet and hiking boots. You'll need 'em. Often overlooked. Col. Hackworth was known for his personal feet inspections/first aid. I'll guess you'd have a hard time in today's Army to find a Col. to take such good care of his men (no Ladies at that time). Prolly high heels and pantyhose now, but I wander... And yes, I am THAT old... :)
@@Mike-fx4ut Funny you say that. The other day, my motion sensors were going off. I checked my cameras and kids were on my lawn. I was mumbling to myself "what are they doing on my lawn". I could see that they were just getting a ball and playing, but it's funny what I was thinking.
Hi! Thanks as always for supporting the channel. I did release a companion video to this video. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Check it out when you get a chance and let me know what you think. Have a good one!
TY again - Very helpful, yes, I am enthusiastic about this Video and channel as well. Will listen to it some more times and check every thing at the moment - on a list - omg! A new challenge for me and I feel like a schoolgirl - also listen in english. End of next week I could be ready with all of it! Hopefully!! Happy Sunday and greetings from Vienna - Austria!
You are very welcome. Hello to my friend in Vienna, Austria. Thanks a lot for stopping by the channel. I appreciate it. Be sure to check out the two companion videos that go with this one as well: "After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Have a great day!
Don't forget mini bottles of liquor. It can be used for antiseptic or to get drunk on. Family Dollar sells 7 packs of individual coffees for a dollar, also a good item
Oh yes! Stock up on that alcohol. It has great barter value and has a lot of different uses. I even did a video on the topic titled "Survival Superpowers: Genius Ways Preppers Use Alcohol" ruclips.net/video/jkXQI6ipO0E/видео.html
I just bought hundreds of yard of both razor wire and barbed wire to keep for installation around the property. I’ve also thought that if someone tried to burn us out of our position I purchased fire blankets and fire jackets. Also Kevlar and gas masks.
The Morton Salt Mine in Grand Saline, Texas sells Bulk Rock Salt for $65 per Ton with a 10 Ton minimum. I believe that Salt will become as valuable as Gold as it once was age's ago.
Very true!! Salt will be very valuable. I looked up some specific use cases for it and I may do a video just specifically about salt. I enjoy those single subject videos. Kind of like the one I did for duct tape. Anyway, here is a quick outline. I'll do more research. Salt, often overlooked, is a critical component of survival in a prepper or grid-down scenario. Its uses extend far beyond seasoning food. Food Preservation Curing: Salt is essential for curing meats, preventing spoilage and providing a long-lasting food source. Pickling: Creating pickles and sauerkraut with salt is a classic method of food preservation. Dehydration: Salt aids in the dehydration process, extending the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. Health and Hygiene Electrolyte Replacement: Salt is vital for maintaining electrolyte balance, especially during dehydration or illness. Wound Care: Salt can be used as a disinfectant for minor wounds in a pinch. Water Purification: While not a primary method, salt can temporarily help purify water by creating an inhospitable environment for microorganisms. Other Uses Toothpaste Substitute: Salt can clean teeth in an emergency. Detergent Booster: Salt can boost the cleaning power of homemade detergents. Barter Item: Salt has historically been a valuable commodity, making it a potential barter item.
Thank you! I do appreciate that. I have another video coming out in the coming days that will be a companion to this video. This video was getting a little long (33 minutes), so I cut it off in order to split it in 2 parts. So stay tuned for another video soon. Thanks for stopping by the channel. Have a great day!
By the way, I just released the companion video to this one. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Check it out when you get a chance. Have a great day!
I, personally, believe that foraging should be close to the top, MANY plants are growing wild, and have a GREAT NUMBER of uses, from food to medicine...
I agree with you about foraging. That will be very important. I did a video along that topic too. It's called "Edible Plants = Survival Bread [Learn NOW Before It's Too Late]" ruclips.net/video/64Hf-xGXDKA/видео.html Check it out if you have time! Have a great day!
Oh yes, absolutely. I even personally need reading glasses and picked up two 3-packs (so 6 overall) at my local Sam's Club, so I always have some on hand. And those will definitely be valuable.
Hello, as a follow up, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
@@sherrycaudill5747 Oh yes! And I came across this info as well! Having an extra set of reading glasses is a good idea for a prepper scenario for a few reasons: Visibility is crucial in an emergency. Being able to read maps, gauges, or instructions clearly during a crisis can be vital. Eyeglasses are fragile and easily broken. Having a spare ensures you still have functional vision if your primary glasses break. Reading glasses are relatively inexpensive and compact. You can easily store a spare in a first aid kit, bug-out bag, or other survival gear. Here are some specific types of reading glasses to consider for preparedness: Multiple Diopters: If you don't know your exact prescription strength, consider a multi-diopter pack that offers a range of magnification levels. Adjustable Focus: Adjustable reading glasses allow you to fine-tune the magnification for your specific needs. Shatterproof Lenses: Polycarbonate lenses are more resistant to breaking than traditional glass lenses. Compact Case: Look for a pair that comes with a compact case for easy storage. Additional considerations: If you wear prescription glasses, consider getting a spare pair made specifically for emergencies. Contact lens wearers should also pack a backup pair of glasses and solution, or talk to their eye doctor about switching to daily disposable lenses for preparedness.
Great ideas, thank you for sharing. Just one question. IF, 95% of population is not preparing and will have nothing to trade other than needs and wants and possibly unpredictable labor; and the other 5% is prepared and offering the same items we are offering, what will we get for having these items?
Good question! You never know what you'll need. My hope is to personally be so self-reliant, that I actually don't need to barter with anybody. However, if you need to and they don't have items you specifically need, maybe they have some skill-set that you can learn on and barter for.
FYI, I have released a companion video to this video. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Have a great day!
One of the cheapest forms of water purifier I’ve found as well as being great for storage is bleach tablets. It’s a fairly small bottle found in the laundry section at Walmart $5 for 30ish tablets. I was able to buy a dozen bottles of these bleach tablets and store them without using a lot of space; yielding me potentially gallons and gallons of bleach when reconstituted
Great tip! I go to Walmart once in awhile, but go to my local Dollar General often. I'll check there as well. I saw these on Amazon too: amzn.to/3Aj5Ffg
@@ThePrepperAlmanac yes just like that. Notably the tablets I purchased at Walmart are unscented. Prepping is essential as living in Hawaii is precarious at best. We are totally shipping dependent. With 1.5 million ppl condensed into such a small area it would be hairy. I do recall the behavior of the people when Iniki hit. It was definitely dog eat dog. But I recall propel empties the supermarket out in a matter of a few hours. I was like whoa. Never again. I plan to have supplies AND self defense.
@@tikitinatv1420 That is an interesting extra stressor in Hawaii. I could see supply chains disrupted too in a collapse of sort sort, since you are shipping dependent. And I remember seeing those crazy fires last year in (if I remember correctly) Maui.
Again, thanks again for stopping by the channel. I have just released a companion video to this video. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Let me know when you think if you get a chance to check it out.
Yep, some people don't get it. I wish more people prepped. I figure that if more people prepped and became self-sufficient, then there would be less possibilities of risk to me.
Yes, definitely toilet paper. We remember how people hoarded that stuff a few years back. I have another companion video (a 3rd one) coming out in the next couple of days and I have toilet paper currently in the script. Now I need to put the video together. Here is the current companion video to this one (this is video #2"). It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Maybe. I personally would only barter with people I knew and in a neutral location. I just thought it would be interesting to see the potential barter value of items you can pick up cheaply now.
Speaking of hiding stuff, I did this other video titled "10 Places Where Preppers Can Hide Their Emergency Supplies" ruclips.net/video/iCbsbU38Wek/видео.html
That is awesome. I wish more people did the proper planning like you. I'm hoping in a small way, this channel encourages people that haven't been planning to plan/prep. My feeling is that more people that prep, then there are less people that will try to take your stuff. Even though I have taken measures to hide my supplies in multiple areas.
I'm personally very meticulous about watching the expiration dates. As for disposal, I always watch for the "disposal days" in my community. Sometimes the police department will have drop offs for unused medicine a few times a year. Here is additional information about drop off locations from the FDA: www.fda.gov/drugs/disposal-unused-medicines-what-you-should-know/drug-disposal-drug-take-back-locations
As a follow up, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Way back in the 1970's, magazines like the "Mother Earth News" ran feature articles on this "Barter Goods" subject. Things like alcohol and tobacco figured prominently back then. Today you might add in all the "Weed" or "Grass" related products so many have become addicted to. Certain basic food stuffs to. Like flour, sugar, oil, oatmeal, etc. Even the small green bottles of propane! There will be lots of common items in great demand. Simple medicine like the common fever reducers: asprin, Tylenol or Advil. Yup. Lots and lots of stuff to go on such a list.
A blast from the past! www.motherearthnews.com/ Very true about cannabis related products and CBC. There are definitely a lot of items to go on the list. I didn't want this video to get too long, so I actually have 2 companions videos that go with this one if you want to check those out as well at your leisure. "After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
A small rocket stove would be ideal. It doesn't give off a lot of smoke and you can cook a meal with just using sticks. You also can make a rocket stove with just a few cinder blocks.
Great idea. Thanks for adding that. For anybody seeing this comment, here is some additional information regarding rocket stoves. A rocket stove is a great tool for preppers for a number of reasons. Here's why: Fuel efficient: Rocket stoves can burn a variety of small fuels, such as twigs, sticks, leaves, and even pine cones, very efficiently. This is important for preppers who may be facing a situation where they have limited access to traditional fuel sources like propane or natural gas. Portable: Many rocket stoves are small and lightweight, making them easy to transport and use in a variety of locations. There are even ones that can be made from readily available materials. Durable: Rocket stoves can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, bricks, and even cob. This makes them very durable and long-lasting. Quick heating: Rocket stoves can heat up quickly and efficiently, which is important for boiling water or cooking food.
I like the air pump idea , but would substitute ( or add) , hand pump. On the same line , solar charger. That car is useless if the battery is dead. I believe in collodial silver too and you need power to make so solar power would be huge.
Oh yes re: solar. This video was getting a little long, so there will be a part 2 to this video and a companion discussion to this video's discussion. I'm putting the script together now and it includes multiple solar items.
I have now released that companion video to this video. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Check it out at your convenience. Thanks.
And here is the companion video to this video. I just released it. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
I'm not so sure bartering would be a safe thing. Desperate people do desperate things and after about a year most people probably won't have anything I'm going to want or need. I have stocked up on everything I will need for one year. I can grow my own vegetables and hunt for my meat I have a 150' deep well that I can get my water from. Once shtf starts My small butt well armed group will protect what we have.
Looks like you are well established! That is awesome! My personal goal is 1 year. I have about 6 months stocked up now, but my garden is going pretty well. As for bartering, the longer a SHTF scenario is happening, people will definitely become more desperate.
You should never store flour for more than three months, because the mould that grows on it will kill you. Also, it is highly explosive. Instead, store grains in specialist vacuum packaging to ensure it is mould-free. You forgot to include condoms. Besides the obvious, condoms are very versatile and can carry as much water as a bucket, and weight less. They can be used in conjunction with charcoal (add a layer of gravel and clay) to filter water. They are also essential if bathing in rivers or ponds that may contain parasites. Also feminine products. The pads make excellent wound dressings (their original purpose) and cleaning sponges. They are a top priority and will be a highly valuable bartering item to have in your stash, even if you don't use them or have ladies in your household. Excellent list. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for my friend. I appreciate it. By the way, I did a whole video on the alternate use cases for condoms. It's titled "18 Alternate Ways For a Prepper To Use A Condom In A Survival Situation" ruclips.net/video/gy7Y0aDTT7k/видео.html Let me know what you think of that video when you get a chance. Have a great day!
Thanks again for stopping by. I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Yep! I found this info too. Bleach (sodium hypochlorite solution) does degrade over time. Here's a breakdown of its shelf life: Concentrated bleach: Loses effectiveness as a disinfectant after about 1 year. After 6 months: Bleach starts to degrade and become less effective. Here are some tips to maximize the shelf life of your bleach: Store it in a cool, dark place (between 50°F and 70°F) in a sealed container. Avoid extreme temperatures (both hot and cold). If you're unsure about the age of your bleach, it's always best to err on the side of caution and replace it. You can often find the manufacturing date on the bottle, which can help you determine its age.
@@belindamiller6349 Here is some info. on powdered bleach that found. I hope this helps. The shelf life of powdered bleach, also known as bleach powder or hair lightening powder, can vary depending on the brand and storage conditions. Generally, unopened powdered bleach can last for up to a year under ideal conditions. However, some sources say it can last even longer, up to 3 years. Here are some tips to extend the shelf life of your powdered bleach: Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep it in its original container. Make sure the container is tightly sealed after each use. If you're unsure whether your powdered bleach is still good, it's always best to err on the side of caution and throw it out. Here are some signs that your powdered bleach may have expired: It has a strong chlorine odor. It has changed color. It is no longer effective at lightening hair.
A perfect solution for bleach is Steramine tablets. It is a restaurant industry standard. It is more effective than bleach and does not have a shelf life. Get a jar at the restaurant supply store . They are blue tablets that you dissolve in a gallon of water . Put some in a spray bottle too for surface cleaning
Hey, as a follow up, I have just released a companion video to this one titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
By the way, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html I hope you enjoy this video as well.
Unless you are living in a prepping community who are you going to barter with? No one around me are getting prepared for what’s coming. What are they going to have you might need after a week or 2 of a SHTF scenario.
I was more thinking that I would only barter with people I knew and it would be in a neutral place. When the SHTF, a lot of people will not be ready and it will be chaos. In general, I'll be a gray man! "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Glad you like them! I appreciate that you stopped by. I didn't want this video to get too long, so I actually have 2 companion videos that goes with this one. Links are below if you want to check them out. "After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Animal traps, unless you are starving, use Live traps. Why? Easy if you catch 6 rabbits (even pidgeons) you will have (almost guaranteed) have caught both sexs with the end result being you have a breeding colony and secured a protein source, you have reduced your exposure to danger or injury since you won't be going out competing with others who are also hungry and maybe stupid... Just a suggestion
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Salt is cheap (dependent on the supply chain. and we cannot produce it at home.) It is critical for our health, and also that of livestock, especially in hot weather to prevent dehydration, Salt is also used in meat curing, tanning, flavor and preserving foods without refrigeration., I recommend salt with iodine since in a food crisis, we will have limited options to obtain nutrients. A great barter item. Pepper corns would be a welcome source and great barter item. Pepper corns maintain freshness longer.
Thanks for adding that. Salt is definitely an item you need. This video is the first in s series of videos I have. You'll notice the items are in alphabetical order in the video. My companion video is "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html I'm already working on the script for the 3rd video in the series and it has mention of salt.
Yes black pepper is a tropical plant and the pepper corns won't germinate once they are dried out. So pepper is a good item to prep up whole as the whole corns stay fresh longer. Than ground.
@@juliefall2892 Exactly! And I came across this additional information. Black pepper is an excellent addition to your prepper stockpile. Here's why: Long Shelf Life: Black pepper has an almost indefinite shelf life when stored properly in a cool, dark place. This makes it a reliable seasoning in emergency situations. Flavor Enhancement: It's a versatile seasoning that can enhance the taste of almost any dish, making bland survival foods more palatable. Potential Medicinal Benefits: While not a substitute for medical treatment, black pepper has been used traditionally for various ailments, including digestive issues and respiratory problems. Additional Uses for Black Pepper: Preservative: It has antimicrobial properties that can help extend the shelf life of other foods. Insect Repellent: Some sources suggest that black pepper can deter insects, though this is not definitively proven. First Aid: While not a primary treatment, black pepper can be used as a temporary measure to help staunch minor bleeding when bandages aren't available. Remember: While black pepper offers multiple benefits, it's essential to prioritize proper medical treatment and hygiene in emergency situations.
Air pumps are nice, but don't forget about manual variants. And motor vehicles will be useless when the last fuel is used up or gone bad. So get a decent cargo bike and the items to maintain it: lube, spare chain, spare tubes, extra control cable, patch kits, and even a few spare gears.
Agreed! And I do talk about having bikes in other videos. Thanks for adding that. Also, I even have another video that talks about scavenging for supplies. It's titled "20 Places Where Preppers Can Scavenge for Supplies After The Apocalypse" ruclips.net/video/f91Ujxp7l8o/видео.html
@@juliefall2892 yep. In a world where motor vehicles are prohibitively expensive or unobtainable, bicycles are vastly useful and less resource intensive than horses. Africa has some areas where bicycles are greatly increasing quality of life.
Local raw honey will stire indefinitely. It is excellent for healing i jured skin, including burns. The trick is it draws insects and things that want to lick the honey, like pets. So, you may need a bandage to protect the honey treated injury.
Good to know. Thanks for adding that for the community. I looked it up to gain further knowledge as well. I came across this additional information. Local raw honey can store indefinitely under the right conditions. Honey's low water content and high sugar concentration create an environment inhospitable to bacteria, mold, and yeast. This is why it's one of the few foods that can last for centuries without spoiling. Proper Storage for Maximum Shelf Life To ensure your honey remains in optimal condition: Store in a cool, dark place: A pantry or cupboard is ideal. Keep the lid tightly sealed: This prevents moisture from entering the jar. Avoid exposing to direct sunlight: Sunlight can degrade the honey's quality.
First off there are things you never barter away…ammo, firearms, medical supplies, food, and fuel. This first item shown is an electric air pump…only good is you have a source of electricity. A hand pump or foot pump would be more reasonable…aluminum foil is a waist…you can only reuse it a couple of times…and how much would you need to make a shelter…what would be good if having traps and 550 cord, duct tape, booze and pot, matches and candles, cheap rain ponchos, shoe laces, small sewing kits, personal hygiene items like soap, hair brushes, deodorant, tooth paste and tooth brushes. Clothing like, gloves, socks, tee shirts, windbreaker type jackets stocking caps. Plastic utensils, water purification tables or life straws.
Thanks for chiming in. I do appreciate it. I did put these in alphabetical order, that's why air pumps is at the beginning. Here is the companion video to this one. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html By the way, in terms of duct tape, I did a whole video dedicated just to those use cases. It's called "50 Survival Uses For Duct Tape For A Prepper" ruclips.net/video/pFc7Pmka_CI/видео.html
Absolutely. I would definitely get some books and how-to stuff in book format because you may not have access to the internet. In terms of entertainment, I did this other video on that topic titled "19 Games For Prepper Entertainment" ruclips.net/video/Xv1jpo60zMk/видео.html
Beans do not supply all the amino acids needed. You must eat another incomplete protein with the beans like corn or rice. I eat them with cornbread. I have a P-38 on my keychain for opening cans and a side cutter manual can opener for home use. A side cutter opener will not put metal into the food. Never, ever use charcoal indoors for cooking. Extra firewood can be a barter item if you live in a colder area of the country. You can order sutures and skin staplers online. If you have an injury and supplies you do not know how to use then someone may be able to help who does not have the supplies.
@@dmartinez9668 Smart! I think more and more people are understanding that now, especially in light of what happened in the world a few years back. It opened some eyes.
In a prepper situation where electricity is unavailable, charging a conventional electric air pump won't be possible. However, there are alternative ways to inflate air mattresses, bicycle tires, or other inflatable gear: Manual Air Pumps: Foot Pump: A manual foot pump is a great option for preppers. It requires effort to use, but it's reliable and requires no electricity. Hand Pump: Similar to a foot pump, a hand pump uses manual pressure to inflate air chambers. It might require more upper body strength but can still be effective. Double-Action Pump: This type of pump allows air intake on both the push and pull strokes, potentially inflating items faster than a single-action pump. Alternative Inflation Methods: Compressed Air Canisters: Small, portable compressed air canisters with appropriate nozzles can be used for quick inflation. However, these canisters are single-use and require replacement. Tire Inflator with CO2 Cartridge: If you have a tire inflator compatible with CO2 cartridges, you can use them to inflate air mattresses or bike tires. Similar to compressed air canisters, these are single-use. Bellows: While less common, bellows can be used to manually inflate air chambers. They require sustained effort but can be an option in a pinch. Considerations: Air Volume and Pressure: Manual pumps might require more effort to inflate larger items to high pressure. Consider the size and pressure requirements of your inflatable gear. Double-Action Pump Efficiency: While double-action pumps can be faster, they might require more upper body strength compared to a single-action pump. Availability: In a prepper situation, prioritize having a reliable manual pump readily available in your emergency kit.
Antibiotic creams like Neosporin. Hydrocortizone cream or spray for skin rashes etc. Also works on pets. Diatomaceous powder for insects like fleas, ants, termites or other bugs indoors. Keeping clean is essential during camping as well.
@@Christina-th5di Exactly! By the way, I even did this other video titled "How a Prepper can make homemade Neosporin like medicine for those inevitable cuts & scrapes" ruclips.net/video/6h9qSqA8hHo/видео.html
@@ThePrepperAlmanac Great. Thank you for what you do. I've a question, please. Could you explain how a compost toilet works. I saw it on another channel covering a Native American land rights protest a few years back. Are they efficient or ok for the environment,? Love your channel. Thanks. 🇱🇷 💗
@@Christina-th5di Hi! Thank you for that. I'm a small channel, so getting that feedback is appreciative. As for a compost toilet and how it works, I came across the following information: How Does a Compost Toilet Work? A compost toilet is a sustainable alternative to traditional flush toilets. It works by separating solid and liquid waste, then composting the solid waste. Here's a basic breakdown: Separation: The toilet is designed to separate urine from solid waste. Urine is often diverted to a separate container, while solid waste is collected in a composting chamber. Composting: Solid waste is mixed with a carbon-rich material like sawdust, wood chips, or coconut coir. This mixture creates an environment for beneficial bacteria to break down the waste into compost. Ventilation: Proper ventilation is crucial to remove odors and moisture, ensuring the composting process works efficiently. Maintenance: Regular turning of the compost and adding carbon-rich materials helps maintain the composting process. Once the compost is mature, it can be used as a soil amendment. Is it Good for the Environment? Yes, compost toilets are generally considered good for the environment. Here's why: Water conservation: They don't require water for flushing, saving significant amounts of water. Reduced waste: The solid waste is transformed into a valuable soil amendment, reducing landfill waste. No sewage treatment: Eliminates the need for sewage treatment plants, which can be energy-intensive and have environmental impacts. Reduced carbon footprint: By reducing water usage and eliminating the need for sewage treatment, compost toilets contribute to a lower carbon footprint. However, it's important to note that proper maintenance and management are essential for a compost toilet to function effectively and safely. Improperly managed compost toilets can pose health risks, so it's crucial to follow guidelines and regulations. Check this one out on Amazon: amzn.to/3yhA0KI
Thanks! I'm going to have a companion video to this one soon that will have even more items. I just didn't want this video overly long. So stayed tuned for part 2 and thank you for stopping by the channel!
FYI, as mentioned the other day. By the way, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Oh yes. I hear ya. You'll have to barter with a small select group that you know beforehand. Not just random people on the street. Also, fortify your house. I even did a separate video on that topic titled "Fortify Your Home Before Societal Collapse & Chaos Begins" ruclips.net/video/oukLQeS5DFg/видео.html
When the SHTF people will do anything when they're starving. Best to hide things. Don't let all your friends know that you got. You can dig a hole for a 5 gallon bucket with a gasket seal lid.
@@flynnstone3580 I hear ya I even did this other video about hiding your preps titled "10 Places Where Preppers Can Hide Their Emergency Supplies" ruclips.net/video/iCbsbU38Wek/видео.html
You can actually boil water in a paper cup or any paper, non plastic or waxed container. Paper does not ignite until it is much hotter than boiling water.
NEVER buy extra things to barter with. Buy what you need for you and if you cover that and have extra money then buy better gear and more ammo. Forget getting rich during a collapse by playing the merchant - you will die, or something worse than death will happen. If you manage to survive then there will be plenty of spoils to go around.
I sgree with the majority of the commenters. Showing you have extra stuff is dangerous and draws attention to you. People that don't have anything to barter will try to rob you.
That's why I would only barter with people I knew and it would be in a neutral place. Also, hide your stuff. I did this other video titled "10 Places Where Preppers Can Hide Their Emergency Supplies" ruclips.net/video/iCbsbU38Wek/видео.html In addition, you need to hide yourself and be a "gray man". This video addresses that. It's called "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html Check those videos out when you get a chance and let me know what you think.
Was writing stuff down and got to 20:00. You said white gas would store longer than propane. My understanding is propane never goes bad, not for a 100 years. white gas is not going to last that long.
Thank you for tuning in. It's always appreciated. And thanks for the questions to keep me in check. I did come across this info. White Gas vs. Propane: Which Lasts Longer? It's complicated. While both white gas and propane are popular fuels for camping stoves and lanterns, determining which lasts longer depends on several factors: Energy Density: White gas generally has a higher energy density than propane, meaning it packs more energy per unit volume. So, theoretically, a given volume of white gas should last longer than the same volume of propane. Burn Rate: How quickly you burn the fuel will significantly impact how long it lasts. A high flame will consume fuel faster than a low flame. Equipment Efficiency: The efficiency of your stove or lantern will affect fuel consumption. Weather Conditions: Cold temperatures can affect the performance of both fuels, but propane is more susceptible to cold weather issues. In general: White gas tends to last longer per volume, especially in cold conditions. Propane is often more convenient and easier to use, but its performance can be affected by cold weather. Ultimately, the best fuel for you depends on your specific needs and preferences. Consider factors like where and when you'll be camping, the type of equipment you have, and your desired level of convenience.
Thanks for the question. Here is what they look like on Amazon: amzn.to/3NYEHxb Here is a definition. A bivvy (short for bivouac) refers to a small, lightweight shelter, typically used by campers, hikers, or preppers as a temporary place to sleep or rest, especially in emergencies or when minimalist gear is desired. It is designed to be compact and portable, offering basic protection from the elements. In a prepper or camping context, there are two common types of bivvies: Bivvy Bag: This is a weatherproof, often waterproof, cover that fits over your sleeping bag to provide additional protection from rain, wind, and cold. Bivvy bags are typically used as a standalone shelter in situations where a tent is too bulky or unnecessary. They are lightweight and packable, making them ideal for ultralight backpacking, survival situations, or as an emergency backup. Bivvy Shelter: Sometimes referred to as a bivouac shelter or simply a bivvy, this can be a more structured, small tent-like shelter, but still designed to be very lightweight and portable. It might consist of a tarp, or a small, one-person tent that’s designed for minimal setup and maximum ease of transport. Bivvies are most often used in survival situations or for minimalist camping, where the goal is to carry the lightest, most efficient shelter that can protect you from the elements and provide a safe resting place.
Not mentioned, but a good KJV bible for comfort, it contains light to direct you, food to support you, comfort to cheer you, it is a travelers map, the pilgrim's staff, pilot's compass, soldiers sword, and a Christian's charter, owned it is riches, studied it is wisdom, trusted, Salvation, obeyed, power.
There is no security on earth better than the divine protection of Almighty God, and the Holy Bible is so instrumental in keeping his promises close to heart for persevering sanity! Your suggestion is at the top of my list!
If you watch old movies like Treasure of the Sierra Madres,you will see that if you have anything on you at all, 😢the banditos will just take it from you.
There you go! Here is a memory for you. Treasure of the Sierra Madre on Amazon: amzn.to/3S5uUbf By the way, I did this other video on how to hide and blend in titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html Also, how/where to hide your stuff "10 Places Where Preppers Can Hide Their Emergency Supplies" ruclips.net/video/iCbsbU38Wek/видео.html
FYI, I found this specific information on-line on whether or not it's consumable. And I did a video about the alternate uses of baking soda titled "Clever & Innovative Prepper Uses For Baking Soda & Hydrogen Peroxide (Insane Uses)" ruclips.net/video/yaGpuQiU_xU/видео.html Yes, baking soda is consumable. It's commonly known as sodium bicarbonate and is a staple in many kitchens. It's used as a leavening agent in baking, but it also has other uses: Antacid: It can help neutralize stomach acid for temporary relief of indigestion. Ingredient: It's a component in many over-the-counter medications. However, it's important to consume it in moderation. Excessive consumption can lead to side effects like: Upset stomach Nausea Vomiting Diarrhea Always consult with a healthcare professional before using baking soda as a remedy.
Definitely coffee. Some people need their daily fix no matter what is happening in the world. Thanks for all of your input. I really appreciate it. Have a great day!
Needlees and different types of thread...use to repair shoes, clothing, create bags for storage and in a pinch suture a wound. Needles super fine ones all the way up to those capable of sewing leather. Sewing threads, cobbler's twine for shoes and packs etc, monofilament line(for sutures), regular sewing thread for clothing. Then barter your ability to repair these items for the things you need or even more sewing supplies from people who don't know how to use them! 🎉
So true! I did focus on items in this video. I have other videos where I focused on skills. For instance this one titled "23 Lost Survival Skills Your Ancestors Had & Preppers Need To Have" ruclips.net/video/99ZDbOkgIig/видео.html Or this one titled "17 Rare Prepper Skills That Will Be In High Demand After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/JJpbPnbvFqo/видео.html And lastly, this one titled "25 Pioneer Skills That Will Make A Prepper Self-Sufficient" ruclips.net/video/EHM6SwjV4QI/видео.html
Very true. Thanks a lot for adding that. I came across this info as well: Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis Miller) The cornerstone: Most recognized for its medicinal uses. Benefits: Soothes burns, cuts, skin irritations. Contains vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Prepper use: First-aid, skincare, potential food supplement. Cultivation: Relatively easy to grow indoors or outdoors. Other Notable Aloe Varieties While Aloe Vera is the most common, other varieties offer unique properties and potential benefits: Aloe Arborescens (Aloe arborescens): Known for its potential immune-boosting properties. Can be used internally and externally. Requires more specific cultivation conditions. Aloe Ferox: Produces a bitter gel with potential laxative and digestive benefits. Used in traditional medicine for various ailments. Requires specific growing conditions. Aloe Aristata (Lace Aloe): Ornamental but also has medicinal properties. Smaller and easier to grow indoors.
Skills will definitely have a huge value. I did other video specifically on that. I have this one titled "25 Pioneer Skills That Will Make A Prepper Self-Sufficient" ruclips.net/video/EHM6SwjV4QI/видео.html And this one "12 Skills Preppers Should Teach Their Whole Family" ruclips.net/video/q1SO0IsAofM/видео.html And lastly this one "13 Self-Reliance Skills Preppers Need to Survive" ruclips.net/video/7pH1lt_QvtE/видео.html
I believe it. That's why it's important to ready yourself now and study. I did this other video and I mention what happened in Venezuela. It's titled "Surviving a Complete Economic Collapse as a Prepper!" ruclips.net/video/-zCaquFotd8/видео.html Check it out if you get a chance.
I have and I have tried to respond to all of them. This video was more of a focus on the value of items. I personally would only barter with people I knew if I needed to and in a neutral location. In general, I would be a "gray man". I even did a video about it titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Bleach, antiseptics, seeds, dried foods, water purification, clothing, HONEY (raw), herbal knowledge, power units,radio,MEDICAL SUPPLIES!!! Medical manuals, camping equipment, mechanics,electricians,plumers, builders of all kinds....add what you want....these will be essential
Agreed! Those are all essential. And having a skill-set will be essential as well. I did a whole separate video on skills titled "15 Important Skills You Will Need & Can Trade After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/ioZq8FNFNNs/видео.html
Thanks for that. A few people have given me links to a few places on-line. Once I do a little extra research, due diligence and try their process of purchasing it, I'll leave my thoughts in a video in the future.
@@Farmergirl7 I did see that one. I saw it as a sponsor on another channel that I follow. I have it bookmarked and I'm going to do a little additional research. Thank you! Cheers!
Cotton balls should not be used on open wounds. It leaves fibers behind that interfere with healing, and can cause infection from improper healing. Clean cotton cloth from used clothing would be a better chouce. Even better, store plenty of cotton gauze now.
I'm looking into a shipping container to bury in my backyard for storage purposes. I'm also looking into another piece of cheap property for a "bug-out" location in order to store additional stuff. Other Information: A Portable Survival Garden Is Helpful Too: tinyurl.com/portablegarden Home Shipping Container Information: tinyurl.com/preppershippingcontainer
my thoughts on bartering . be very very carefull bartering . word get out you have supplies you become a target . security is a main priority . i dont have alot of extra cash to get things for bartering . soon or later you will run out of things . ammo . no way would i trade ammo . they load up a gun shoot you and take all your supplies . again need to think security .
I hear ya! And speaking of security, I did these other two vids as well: "10 UNUSUAL Home Security Tips For A Prepper!" ruclips.net/video/gobTPHwH170/видео.html "11 Home Security Tips For A Prepper After A Disaster Or SHTF Scenario" ruclips.net/video/NfQA7qdargQ/видео.html
Toilet Rolls. For some reason women stock up on boxes of Toilet Rolls. First thing out of the Supermarket. Women need at least one full roll per day each and teenage girls need two rolls each per day.
True...I've done other videos on what to store in a bug out bag and where to store stuff too. For instance this video is titled "How A Prepper Can Build the Perfect Bug-Out Bag" ruclips.net/video/Rl5na0n6Vws/видео.html
You forgot ass wipe. Remember during the pandemic people were taking it off the shelves by the cases and none were left. A luxury item yes in a shtf cenereo but a great item to have none the less.
Very true. It might be an incredible barter item too! And that was crazy what people were doing back then. It shows that people will panic if they aren't prepared.
However please consider tht it is finite... Once used it mush be discarded. May I suggest the old fashioned way? Use wash cloths kept specifically for that purpose and launder them and dry one a line in the sun, period clothes also!
Very true! And by the way, here is another video I did about bartering titled "When Money is USELESS! What do you do? Bartering tricks!" ruclips.net/video/4naYwqQORpI/видео.html I hope you enjoy this one as well.
when I had hens , I had too many eggs. So I'd pop to a neighbour who I hadn't met and say hi , give them some eggs. They were so grateful and this built up a great rapport with my neighbours who were then bringing me free stuff , from their gardens , offering me cups of tea, when we give it comes back 10 fold. Honestly it feels good being friends with all your neighbours. . and then they were offering to help me take rubbish to the tip , helped me do all sorts. Such a blessing. One even came and got rid of a python snake .
By the way, I did just release the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
I do not want to be the "benevolent provider". People who don't prepare now will also not keep their mouth shut later. They will then come and try to take what they want or "need", and they won't mind coming through you to get it. You might get them first. Are you prepared to deal with the body count? Got a place to dispose? Most people don't. How ARE you going to deal with death in a post-collapse world? Because someone has to.
Oh yes, I'll only barter with people I know and it will be in a neutral place. Other than that, I plan on being a "gray man". I even did a separate video on that topic titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Definitely. This video is Part 1. I have another video coming out in the next few days that is a companion to this video. I'm reviewing my script now and I have included reading glasses in the discussion. So stayed tuned for Part 2.
FYI, here is the companion video that I mentioned was coming out soon the other day. I just released it. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Yes! There is an old Twilight Zone episode “Time Enough at Last” from Season 1 of The Twilight Zone. A bank clerk, is the last person on Earth after a nuclear war. HIs sole passion is reading, and he finally has the time to indulge in his favorite pastime. However, his joy is short-lived as he accidentally breaks his glasses. Speaking of glasses making them would be a skill set to master if possible.
@@stevejaubert2892 Making glasses would definitely be a great skill set. Here is some info on that Twilight Zone episode. www.imdb.com/title/tt0734683/ Speaking of skills, check out this video "12 Skills Preppers Should Teach Their Whole Family" ruclips.net/video/q1SO0IsAofM/видео.html
Interesting. Thanks for adding that. I'm going to do a little more research on that and may have to stock up on more mustard! Thanks for stopping by the channel!
coconut oil is good for burns too... also has important nutrients, many other practical uses and quite shelf stable for couple of years or more if kept away from extreme heat/temps
Raw onion bound onto burns is releiving and heals miraculously , I got burnt on my stomach with boiling water , raw onion saved me. I left it on overnight .the blisters even went away overnight. Egg white no yolk at all, painted on sunburn will take the sun burn out keep reapplying when it dries out until the burn is gone at least a good hour. Egg white on any burns . Do not use any oil on a burn until after the heat has gone out of the burn, otherwise the oil will keep the heat in the burn Cut onions into flat s like rings but don't separate. So you can lay then flat on the burn. If your nose is running allergy or cold flu, put onion rings into a cup with boiled hot water , sip this it will dry up the nose. If you have no antihistamines it's instant relief.
@@ThePrepperAlmanac my friend attended to a man who had been in a terrible bike accident and was bleeding badly. She put A LOT of cayenne on the wounds to stop the bleeding. The paramedics were surprised. Apparently it also reduces pain. I completely forgot about this tip until watching your video. Thanks for the good info and reminders. I pray daily and rely on God to guide me through rough times. ❤
Absolutely. In this video's companion video, I talk about seeds at the 1:29 mark of the video. That video is titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html But seeds specifically is discussed right at the beginning of the video. Let me know what you think of that video. Cheers!
Thank you for adding that. I appreciate it. I found this into online too: "It's true that iron can leach from cast iron cookware into food. This is particularly noticeable when cooking acidic foods like tomato sauce or vinegar-based dressings."
Absolutely. That's a good tip and in a true grid-down scenario, you'll probably be eating for caloric intake and will need to make sure you get the appropriate vitamins.
All the people that are told to wear tin foil hats, usually are correct in the long term. Oh and here is how to make one...lol www.ehow.com/how_2049858_make-tinfoil-hat.html
Skills are going to be the best bartering thing to have. Ammo could be a handy trade item sometimes. Natural medicine in the long term will be the best for cuts that are getting infected which hazels or aloe era will pull infection or poison from a wound. And aid in healing. Aloe. Is amazing for healing many things. Knowledge will be tradable.
I agree with you totally! This was a video based on items, but I've done others based on skills. Here are a few of them. "23 Lost Survival Skills Your Ancestors Had & Preppers Need To Have" ruclips.net/video/99ZDbOkgIig/видео.html "17 Rare Prepper Skills That Will Be In High Demand After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/JJpbPnbvFqo/видео.html "25 Pioneer Skills That Will Make A Prepper Self-Sufficient" ruclips.net/video/EHM6SwjV4QI/видео.html "15 Important Skills You Will Need & Can Trade After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/ioZq8FNFNNs/видео.html "12 Skills Preppers Should Teach Their Whole Family" ruclips.net/video/q1SO0IsAofM/видео.html Enjoy! Thank you for swinging by the channel! It's appreciated!
@@ThePrepperAlmanac myself and a friend were talking about a grid collapse yesterday he was telling me that he had a big stack of silver and a lot of ammo. so he would be able to trade right away. He lives in town. I suggested that he get several barrels of water put away and add rain gutters to his house. And if the grid goes down stay home for three or four months before he tries to trade. Myself we live outside of town and have good neighbors. Our trade network would start very quickly. My couple of cows would be the local dairy. My grandparents used to teach me how to do a lot of things the old way so those skills would be very valuable to others
@@darrylbaber6329 Awesome. It sounds like you have a good little circle of friends and neighbors to potentially trade/barter with. And feel free to share my channel with your friend you were talking with about a grid collapse. He may find the channel useful.
And FYI, I have just released a companion video to this one. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html I even talk about seeds starting at the beginning of the video at the 1:29 mark. Enjoy!
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I didn't want this video to get too long, so I actually have 2 companion videos that go with this one.
Links are below if you want to check them out.
"After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
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00:00:00 Intro - Societal Collapse!
00:00:52 Your Ticket to Ride
00:01:27 Stop Sniffling and Start Dealing
00:02:09 The Soothing Barter Powerhouse
00:02:53 The Currency of a Changed World
00:03:27 The Swiss Army Knife of Barter Items
00:04:04 Securing Your Food Supply
00:04:36 Your Best Defense Against the Unseen
00:05:18 Keeping It Clean When It Counts
00:06:02 The Ultimate Barter List
00:17:17 Additional Barter Items in a Societal Collapse
00:19:20 More and More Barter Items
00:28:57 Additional Barter Items
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FYI-Here is the companion video to this video if you want to check it out next. It's titled
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
@a.healani9296 Agreed! By the way, I did this other video titled "20 Foods Preppers Can Grow In Buckets Year Round" ruclips.net/video/q4zpkZnAjZk/видео.html
Very true
It s incredibly ugly to think ammo
It s typical usa, canada minded
In Europe, thus way if thinking us……shocking
I didn't want this video to get too long, so I actually have 2 companion videos that go with this one.
Links are below if you want to check them out.
"After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
In blacksmithing school we always had several aloe-vera plants scattered around the premises to have emmediate access to it when people got burned. It IS a life saver.
Very smart!
By the way I do talk about blacksmithing at the 10:47 mark of this other video I did titled "15 Important Skills You Will Need & Can Trade After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/ioZq8FNFNNs/видео.html So in addition to blacksmithing, I talk about other important skills.
Bartering ammo is a ridiculously bad idea. You should never trade away something that could be used to kill you.
I hear ya. I was thinking the trade would happen in a neutral place away from where I lived. With that said, I was also thinking it would be very valuable. I went back and forth on adding that one.
Exactly! I can't believe the people who suggest bartering with alcohol & ammo. Because drunk people always make the best decisions.
@@lindasmith6202 I wouldn't think you would barter ammo with a drunk person. I was more thinking they are separate items that have their individual value.
@@lindasmith6202 there will be people who need spirits for medical reasons long after the meds are history
There are trusted friends, and you may need things they have. It's still a win-win, especially if they are helping defend your neighborhood. Just saying there are exceptions...
I stock what I think I'll need to survive. Barter will be too dangerous. If folks know you have it then sooner or later they will come for it.
I do go back and forth on bartering. I want to be self sufficient, but there may be items I need. I would only barter with people I knew and in a neutral place.
People might not laugh at the hoarders anymore😅
@@bonnieupton4114 Yep, they were just ahead of their time.
Hello all, by the way, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
It's true, people will come for you. Imagine you're the guy that didn't prepare hardly at all but you've got a good hunting rifle and 2 kids. You have nothing to trade but the rifle, and that would be a death sentence in itself. You know who has food, but those guys aren't giving it out like it's a soup kitchen and they're very wary of strangers. You look into the hollow, hungry eyes of your children and you know that they're going to die if something doesn't change. You think about the food and how unfair it is that they have enough to trade but they won't even spare a morsel for your kids. You pick up your rifle. "Stay here, stay quiet, don't come out for anyone but me, and I'll be back...."
Now Mr Barter has a scope looking for his head all day from the ridge - maybe more than one.
Would not barter my ammo, period.
I hear ya. I was more thinking of my buddies and only with them.
Don't forget seeds and potting soil to grow a variety of fruit, vegetables and legumes
Agreed! Definitely don't forget seeds. I have a companion video to this one where I talk about seeds. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World". I start talking about seeds right at the beginning at the 1:29 mark of the video. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
And here is another a video titled "The Ultimate Guide to Survival Gardening for Preppers" ruclips.net/video/gWg4yzqtXJo/видео.html
And here is one that is less than 4 minutes long on the same topic titled "9 Survival Crops Preppers Should Grow To Be Ready For The Apocalypse" ruclips.net/video/HNfABsE8vdw/видео.html
I agree. I have stocked something to the Order of $1500 in seeds. It’s good stored in small spaces
@@tikitinatv1420 Wow, that is amazing. You are def prepared! What about these seeds on Amazon? amzn.to/3AjeWnC
Lids for Canning jars will be worth their weight in gold by the second year. Too few remember they, with rare exceptions, are a Single Use items .
So very true! Thanks for adding that! It's appreciated!
Yup- everyone will overlook this. As well as how many jars you’ll need
Yep!
Yeah, remember covid? Everyone wanted to start canning. My wife cans so we had dozens and dozens more she was to lazy to wash that I had stored away but lids were limited. I found some on -line that were rediculously overpriced (gouged) but I bought a few packs , just in case. Cheap now so great item to stock pile.
@@timothylongmore7325 It's definitely smart to stockpile those types of things now while they are readily available.
NEVER barter ammo. It will be used against you.
I do go back and forth on that one. I was thinking it would only be traded with somebody you knew and in a neutral place away from where you live.
"How much ammo do you need?"
"Just enough to allow me to take everything else you have."
@@TampaDave Yep...In general, I practice being a "gray man". I even did a video on that topic titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Honey is good for medical care. Not only is helpful for sore throats but it is good for wound care.
Oh yes, honey is amazing. Thanks for adding that. I have a part 2 to this video. I'll have honey described further in that video. Thanks for stopping by the channel! It's appreciated.
By the way, I have just released the companion video to this video that I mentioned was coming. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html By the way, I talk about honey specifically at the 9:30 mark of the video.
Here’s a few overlooked preps:
Nails
Plywood
Eye glasses kit
Absolutely! Thanks for adding that for the community!
As soon as you let anyone know that you have items to trade, someone will come along and take it all away from you... says a little old lady who doesn't have a gun.... I just get a darn good supply for myself and tell no one about it.
Just be a "gray woman" then! I did a video on that topic titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
@@ThePrepperAlmanac Thank you for responding. Yes, as a near 80 year old woman living alone with no one around to help me, I have been prepping for the past three years. I have enough food (mostly home canning) to keep me for a couple of years if need be as well as other essentials. I have wanted to have a "community" of like-minded people around me, but alas, I seem to be on my own. I think I am wisest in my situation to be as you say, a "grey woman". But I would always help others as much as I am able to do and do have medical supplies and other items I could share or use for barter but I would have to be careful who knew what I have.
@@Dakiniwoman Please know that "gray man" is a prepper term and not age related. I did a whole video on it.
The term 'gray man' (or 'grey man' in British English) describes someone who looks unassuming and who doesn't stand out from the crowd, but is in fact well equipped for an emergency situation. In crisis situations, there are benefits to going unnoticed and blending in.
No one is going to just take it away.
@@DavidWarner-my1uq You never know. People may get very desperate in a long-term situation.
We don't drink but my daughter and I made a bunch of wine to barter. We figured people might want a good drunk to forget the hardships.
Oh yes. Alcohol could quite potentially be a great barter item. So this is very smart of you guys. Thanks for stopping by!
Speaking of alcohol, here is a video I did about the alternate uses for alcohol titled "Survival Superpowers: Genius Ways Preppers Use Alcohol" ruclips.net/video/jkXQI6ipO0E/видео.html Check it out if you get a chance.
It's a good antiseptic. Add to water too. Don't forget cooking. It adds flavor & safety to food.
@@serafinmagic1634 👍👍👍
You really don't need people having withdraws coming to your door. Bad idea
If times are bad, bartering can (and prolly WILL) be dangerous. Just watch yer six. Or better: have someone watch it for you.
Just a thought...
Yep, it could be dangerous depending on the severity of the situation. Definitely watch yer six and you may need to turn into a "gray man" as well. I even did a video on that topic titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Howdy, just another thought... take care of your feet and hiking boots. You'll need 'em. Often overlooked. Col. Hackworth was known for his personal feet inspections/first aid. I'll guess you'd have a hard time in today's Army to find a Col. to take such good care of his men (no Ladies at that time). Prolly high heels and pantyhose now, but I wander...
And yes, I am THAT old... :)
@@Mike-fx4ut Ha...we are both that old!
@@ThePrepperAlmanac Here's to grumpy (mayhaps armed) old men. Now get off mah lawn, willya? :)
@@Mike-fx4ut Funny you say that. The other day, my motion sensors were going off. I checked my cameras and kids were on my lawn. I was mumbling to myself "what are they doing on my lawn". I could see that they were just getting a ball and playing, but it's funny what I was thinking.
I AM SO HAPPY THAT I FOUND THIS KNOWLEDGEABLE CHANNEL...THANK YOU!!!...
Thank you, I appreciate that. And you are very welcome. Have a good one!
Hi! Thanks as always for supporting the channel. I did release a companion video to this video. It's titled
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Check it out when you get a chance and let me know what you think. Have a good one!
TY again - Very helpful, yes, I am enthusiastic about this Video and channel as well.
Will listen to it some more times and check every thing at the moment - on a list - omg!
A new challenge for me and I feel like a schoolgirl - also listen in english.
End of next week I could be ready with all of it! Hopefully!!
Happy Sunday and greetings from Vienna - Austria!
You are very welcome. Hello to my friend in Vienna, Austria. Thanks a lot for stopping by the channel. I appreciate it.
Be sure to check out the two companion videos that go with this one as well:
"After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Have a great day!
Don't forget mini bottles of liquor. It can be used for antiseptic or to get drunk on. Family Dollar sells 7 packs of individual coffees for a dollar, also a good item
Oh yes! Stock up on that alcohol. It has great barter value and has a lot of different uses. I even did a video on the topic titled "Survival Superpowers: Genius Ways Preppers Use Alcohol" ruclips.net/video/jkXQI6ipO0E/видео.html
I just bought hundreds of yard of both razor wire and barbed wire to keep for installation around the property. I’ve also thought that if someone tried to burn us out of our position I purchased fire blankets and fire jackets. Also Kevlar and gas masks.
That is awesome! Damn, you are prepared! I'm taking notes my friend!
The Morton Salt Mine in Grand Saline, Texas sells Bulk Rock Salt for $65 per Ton with a 10 Ton minimum. I believe that Salt will become as valuable as Gold as it once was age's ago.
Very true!! Salt will be very valuable. I looked up some specific use cases for it and I may do a video just specifically about salt. I enjoy those single subject videos. Kind of like the one I did for duct tape.
Anyway, here is a quick outline. I'll do more research.
Salt, often overlooked, is a critical component of survival in a prepper or grid-down scenario. Its uses extend far beyond seasoning food.
Food Preservation
Curing: Salt is essential for curing meats, preventing spoilage and providing a long-lasting food source.
Pickling: Creating pickles and sauerkraut with salt is a classic method of food preservation.
Dehydration: Salt aids in the dehydration process, extending the shelf life of fruits and vegetables.
Health and Hygiene
Electrolyte Replacement: Salt is vital for maintaining electrolyte balance, especially during dehydration or illness.
Wound Care: Salt can be used as a disinfectant for minor wounds in a pinch.
Water Purification: While not a primary method, salt can temporarily help purify water by creating an inhospitable environment for microorganisms.
Other Uses
Toothpaste Substitute: Salt can clean teeth in an emergency.
Detergent Booster: Salt can boost the cleaning power of homemade detergents.
Barter Item: Salt has historically been a valuable commodity, making it a potential barter item.
Very good. Very extensive. Everyone should be able to find something to help them prepping by watching this video.
Thank you! I do appreciate that. I have another video coming out in the coming days that will be a companion to this video. This video was getting a little long (33 minutes), so I cut it off in order to split it in 2 parts. So stay tuned for another video soon. Thanks for stopping by the channel. Have a great day!
By the way, I just released the companion video to this one. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Check it out when you get a chance. Have a great day!
Ammo is not a good barter item. It may be used against you.
Valid point...I went back and forth about adding that one. I figured it would have to be with somebody you know personally vs. some random person.
@@ThePrepperAlmanac Agree
I, personally, believe that foraging should be close to the top, MANY plants are growing wild, and have a GREAT NUMBER of uses, from food to medicine...
I agree with you about foraging. That will be very important. I did a video along that topic too. It's called "Edible Plants = Survival Bread [Learn NOW Before It's Too Late]" ruclips.net/video/64Hf-xGXDKA/видео.html Check it out if you have time! Have a great day!
@@chesterricherson3565 Knowledge is power.
Cheap sunglasses and reading glasses
Oh yes, absolutely. I even personally need reading glasses and picked up two 3-packs (so 6 overall) at my local Sam's Club, so I always have some on hand. And those will definitely be valuable.
Hello, as a follow up, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Reading glasses! Yes
@@sherrycaudill5747 Oh yes! And I came across this info as well!
Having an extra set of reading glasses is a good idea for a prepper scenario for a few reasons:
Visibility is crucial in an emergency. Being able to read maps, gauges, or instructions clearly during a crisis can be vital.
Eyeglasses are fragile and easily broken. Having a spare ensures you still have functional vision if your primary glasses break.
Reading glasses are relatively inexpensive and compact. You can easily store a spare in a first aid kit, bug-out bag, or other survival gear.
Here are some specific types of reading glasses to consider for preparedness:
Multiple Diopters: If you don't know your exact prescription strength, consider a multi-diopter pack that offers a range of magnification levels.
Adjustable Focus: Adjustable reading glasses allow you to fine-tune the magnification for your specific needs.
Shatterproof Lenses: Polycarbonate lenses are more resistant to breaking than traditional glass lenses.
Compact Case: Look for a pair that comes with a compact case for easy storage.
Additional considerations:
If you wear prescription glasses, consider getting a spare pair made specifically for emergencies.
Contact lens wearers should also pack a backup pair of glasses and solution, or talk to their eye doctor about switching to daily disposable lenses for preparedness.
True.i have my old prescription glasses as a back up.but bought a couple pairs at the dollar store for Others.
Great ideas, thank you for sharing. Just one question. IF, 95% of population is not preparing and will have nothing to trade other than needs and wants and possibly unpredictable labor; and the other 5% is prepared and offering the same items we are offering, what will we get for having these items?
Good question! You never know what you'll need. My hope is to personally be so self-reliant, that I actually don't need to barter with anybody. However, if you need to and they don't have items you specifically need, maybe they have some skill-set that you can learn on and barter for.
FYI, I have released a companion video to this video. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Have a great day!
Borax kills fleas and their larva for months with one application.
@ThePrepperAlmanac i have tons of barter items. I'm single and praying for a desperate beautiful young nymph.
One of the cheapest forms of water purifier I’ve found as well as being great for storage is bleach tablets. It’s a fairly small bottle found in the laundry section at Walmart $5 for 30ish tablets. I was able to buy a dozen bottles of these bleach tablets and store them without using a lot of space; yielding me potentially gallons and gallons of bleach when reconstituted
Great tip! I go to Walmart once in awhile, but go to my local Dollar General often. I'll check there as well. I saw these on Amazon too: amzn.to/3Aj5Ffg
@@ThePrepperAlmanac yes just like that. Notably the tablets I purchased at Walmart are unscented. Prepping is essential as living in Hawaii is precarious at best. We are totally shipping dependent. With 1.5 million ppl condensed into such a small area it would be hairy. I do recall the behavior of the people when Iniki hit. It was definitely dog eat dog. But I recall propel empties the supermarket out in a matter of a few hours. I was like whoa. Never again. I plan to have supplies AND self defense.
@@tikitinatv1420 That is an interesting extra stressor in Hawaii. I could see supply chains disrupted too in a collapse of sort sort, since you are shipping dependent. And I remember seeing those crazy fires last year in (if I remember correctly) Maui.
Some definite great ideas here to ponder. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! And thank YOU for stopping by the channel!
Again, thanks again for stopping by the channel. I have just released a companion video to this video. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Let me know when you think if you get a chance to check it out.
i very carefully talk to a few neighbors about prepping . was laughed at . so when/if something happens i'd be swamped with people want stuff .
Yep, some people don't get it. I wish more people prepped. I figure that if more people prepped and became self-sufficient, then there would be less possibilities of risk to me.
You forgot toilet paper!!! Oak leaves just doesn't do it! 😂
Yes, definitely toilet paper. We remember how people hoarded that stuff a few years back. I have another companion video (a 3rd one) coming out in the next couple of days and I have toilet paper currently in the script. Now I need to put the video together. Here is the current companion video to this one (this is video #2"). It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Get a portable bidet
@@cuddahy1zzz Good idea! I saw one on Amazon just now too: amzn.to/3Y7H7zN
I would not want people to know i have extra items. You are putting a target on your back.
Maybe. I personally would only barter with people I knew and in a neutral location. I just thought it would be interesting to see the potential barter value of items you can pick up cheaply now.
Speaking of hiding stuff, I did this other video titled "10 Places Where Preppers Can Hide Their Emergency Supplies" ruclips.net/video/iCbsbU38Wek/видео.html
I shall take a pass on the barter game post SHTF. There will be nothing I will NEED due to proper planning.
That is awesome. I wish more people did the proper planning like you. I'm hoping in a small way, this channel encourages people that haven't been planning to plan/prep. My feeling is that more people that prep, then there are less people that will try to take your stuff. Even though I have taken measures to hide my supplies in multiple areas.
Question: How often do you have to replace medicines in your storage? How do you dispose of them if you have not needed to use them?
I'm personally very meticulous about watching the expiration dates. As for disposal, I always watch for the "disposal days" in my community. Sometimes the police department will have drop offs for unused medicine a few times a year. Here is additional information about drop off locations from the FDA: www.fda.gov/drugs/disposal-unused-medicines-what-you-should-know/drug-disposal-drug-take-back-locations
Very helpful! Good data points and info! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for stopping by! Cheers!
As a follow up, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
@@ThePrepperAlmanac My pleasure!
Way back in the 1970's, magazines like the "Mother Earth News" ran feature articles on this "Barter Goods" subject.
Things like alcohol and tobacco figured prominently back then. Today you might add in all the "Weed" or "Grass" related products so many have become addicted to.
Certain basic food stuffs to. Like flour, sugar, oil, oatmeal, etc. Even the small green bottles of propane!
There will be lots of common items in great demand. Simple medicine like the common fever reducers: asprin, Tylenol or Advil.
Yup. Lots and lots of stuff to go on such a list.
A blast from the past! www.motherearthnews.com/ Very true about cannabis related products and CBC. There are definitely a lot of items to go on the list.
I didn't want this video to get too long, so I actually have 2 companions videos that go with this one if you want to check those out as well at your leisure.
"After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
A small rocket stove would be ideal. It doesn't give off a lot of smoke and you can cook a meal with just using sticks. You also can make a rocket stove with just a few cinder blocks.
Great idea. Thanks for adding that.
For anybody seeing this comment, here is some additional information regarding rocket stoves.
A rocket stove is a great tool for preppers for a number of reasons. Here's why:
Fuel efficient: Rocket stoves can burn a variety of small fuels, such as twigs, sticks, leaves, and even pine cones, very efficiently. This is important for preppers who may be facing a situation where they have limited access to traditional fuel sources like propane or natural gas.
Portable: Many rocket stoves are small and lightweight, making them easy to transport and use in a variety of locations. There are even ones that can be made from readily available materials.
Durable: Rocket stoves can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, bricks, and even cob. This makes them very durable and long-lasting.
Quick heating: Rocket stoves can heat up quickly and efficiently, which is important for boiling water or cooking food.
I used a metal coffee can
@@joyceanderson14 Awesome! Get resourceful!
@ThePrepperAlmanac where can one buy a rocket stove?
@@maureenmannion6748 You can find them on Amazon pretty cheap. Here is a link to one I found: amzn.to/4bRzmBo
I like the air pump idea , but would substitute ( or add) , hand pump. On the same line , solar charger. That car is useless if the battery is dead. I believe in collodial silver too and you need power to make so solar power would be huge.
Oh yes re: solar. This video was getting a little long, so there will be a part 2 to this video and a companion discussion to this video's discussion. I'm putting the script together now and it includes multiple solar items.
I have now released that companion video to this video. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html Check it out at your convenience. Thanks.
Awesome! Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks a lot for stopping by the channel today. It's appreciated!
And here is the companion video to this video. I just released it. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
I'm not so sure bartering would be a safe thing. Desperate people do desperate things and after about a year most people probably won't have anything I'm going to want or need. I have stocked up on everything I will need for one year. I can grow my own vegetables and hunt for my meat I have a 150' deep well that I can get my water from. Once shtf starts My small butt well armed group will protect what we have.
Looks like you are well established! That is awesome! My personal goal is 1 year. I have about 6 months stocked up now, but my garden is going pretty well. As for bartering, the longer a SHTF scenario is happening, people will definitely become more desperate.
You should never store flour for more than three months, because the mould that grows on it will kill you. Also, it is highly explosive. Instead, store grains in specialist vacuum packaging to ensure it is mould-free. You forgot to include condoms. Besides the obvious, condoms are very versatile and can carry as much water as a bucket, and weight less. They can be used in conjunction with charcoal (add a layer of gravel and clay) to filter water. They are also essential if bathing in rivers or ponds that may contain parasites. Also feminine products. The pads make excellent wound dressings (their original purpose) and cleaning sponges. They are a top priority and will be a highly valuable bartering item to have in your stash, even if you don't use them or have ladies in your household. Excellent list. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for my friend. I appreciate it. By the way, I did a whole video on the alternate use cases for condoms. It's titled "18 Alternate Ways For a Prepper To Use A Condom In A Survival Situation" ruclips.net/video/gy7Y0aDTT7k/видео.html Let me know what you think of that video when you get a chance. Have a great day!
Flour freezes.
@@oneflyinggirl 👍👍👍
I store my flour in 1/2 gallon Mason jars
@@peggy-h2w Smart!
THX for the video! Helpful and informative!
No problem! You bet! My pleasure! Thanks a lot for stopping by! It's appreciated.
@@ThePrepperAlmanac No prob
Thanks again for stopping by. I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
@@ThePrepperAlmanac I watched that one too! Thank you!
Exact-o knives would be great for some surgical procedures. Very good for precision cutting in multiple scenarios.
Absolutely. I found this set on Amazon. I might pick it up. It's cheap. amzn.to/3SH1TmB
Liquid bleach has a limited shelf life..
Yep! I found this info too.
Bleach (sodium hypochlorite solution) does degrade over time. Here's a breakdown of its shelf life:
Concentrated bleach: Loses effectiveness as a disinfectant after about 1 year.
After 6 months: Bleach starts to degrade and become less effective.
Here are some tips to maximize the shelf life of your bleach:
Store it in a cool, dark place (between 50°F and 70°F) in a sealed container.
Avoid extreme temperatures (both hot and cold).
If you're unsure about the age of your bleach, it's always best to err on the side of caution and replace it. You can often find the manufacturing date on the bottle, which can help you determine its age.
@ThePrepperAlmanac what about powdered bleach?
@@belindamiller6349 Here is some info. on powdered bleach that found. I hope this helps.
The shelf life of powdered bleach, also known as bleach powder or hair lightening powder, can vary depending on the brand and storage conditions. Generally, unopened powdered bleach can last for up to a year under ideal conditions. However, some sources say it can last even longer, up to 3 years.
Here are some tips to extend the shelf life of your powdered bleach:
Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.
Keep it in its original container.
Make sure the container is tightly sealed after each use.
If you're unsure whether your powdered bleach is still good, it's always best to err on the side of caution and throw it out. Here are some signs that your powdered bleach may have expired:
It has a strong chlorine odor.
It has changed color.
It is no longer effective at lightening hair.
A perfect solution for bleach is Steramine tablets. It is a restaurant industry standard. It is more effective than bleach and does not have a shelf life. Get a jar at the restaurant supply store . They are blue tablets that you dissolve in a gallon of water . Put some in a spray bottle too for surface cleaning
In US army we used dry bleach that was canned in 1968. This was used in 1991.
Don't forget the dry matches or fire starters. 😊
Absolutely. Definitely get some waterproof matches for your stockpile!
Great video as usual! THX!
Thanks you very much! I appreciate that. Have a great day!
Hey, as a follow up, I have just released a companion video to this one titled
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
@@ThePrepperAlmanac I finally watched it. That was good too! THX!
Bic lighters alst a long time and can openers are easy to get. Go too the local dollar stores for many items listed in this sight.
Absolutely. I go to my local Dollar Store often in order to stock up on a lot of things!
By the way, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html I hope you enjoy this video as well.
Unless you are living in a prepping community who are you going to barter with? No one around me are getting prepared for what’s coming.
What are they going to have you might need after a week or 2 of a SHTF scenario.
I was more thinking that I would only barter with people I knew and it would be in a neutral place. When the SHTF, a lot of people will not be ready and it will be chaos. In general, I'll be a gray man! "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Darn good list! I liked the background pictures of arious items!
Glad you like them! I appreciate that you stopped by. I didn't want this video to get too long, so I actually have 2 companion videos that goes with this one. Links are below if you want to check them out.
"After A Societal Collapse These Items Will Be Priceless" ruclips.net/video/3tMOGTJzYSA/видео.html
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Animal traps, unless you are starving, use Live traps. Why? Easy if you catch 6 rabbits (even pidgeons) you will have (almost guaranteed) have caught both sexs with the end result being you have a breeding colony and secured a protein source, you have reduced your exposure to danger or injury since you won't be going out competing with others who are also hungry and maybe stupid... Just a suggestion
Great suggestion, I do appreciate that. Thank you for adding that for the community to ponder. Have a great day!
By the way, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Excellent idea!!
@@ronmcclellan4608 👍👍👍
I would not limit myself to any one type of trap or snare.
Salt is cheap (dependent on the supply chain. and we cannot produce it at home.) It is critical for our health, and also that of livestock, especially in hot weather to prevent dehydration, Salt is also used in meat curing, tanning, flavor and preserving foods without refrigeration., I recommend salt with iodine since in a food crisis, we will have limited options to obtain nutrients. A great barter item. Pepper corns would be a welcome source and great barter item. Pepper corns maintain freshness longer.
Thanks for adding that. Salt is definitely an item you need. This video is the first in s series of videos I have. You'll notice the items are in alphabetical order in the video. My companion video is "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html I'm already working on the script for the 3rd video in the series and it has mention of salt.
Yes black pepper is a tropical plant and the pepper corns won't germinate once they are dried out. So pepper is a good item to prep up whole as the whole corns stay fresh longer. Than ground.
@@juliefall2892 Exactly! And I came across this additional information.
Black pepper is an excellent addition to your prepper stockpile. Here's why:
Long Shelf Life: Black pepper has an almost indefinite shelf life when stored properly in a cool, dark place. This makes it a reliable seasoning in emergency situations.
Flavor Enhancement: It's a versatile seasoning that can enhance the taste of almost any dish, making bland survival foods more palatable.
Potential Medicinal Benefits: While not a substitute for medical treatment, black pepper has been used traditionally for various ailments, including digestive issues and respiratory problems.
Additional Uses for Black Pepper:
Preservative: It has antimicrobial properties that can help extend the shelf life of other foods.
Insect Repellent: Some sources suggest that black pepper can deter insects, though this is not definitively proven.
First Aid: While not a primary treatment, black pepper can be used as a temporary measure to help staunch minor bleeding when bandages aren't available.
Remember: While black pepper offers multiple benefits, it's essential to prioritize proper medical treatment and hygiene in emergency situations.
Air pumps are nice, but don't forget about manual variants. And motor vehicles will be useless when the last fuel is used up or gone bad.
So get a decent cargo bike and the items to maintain it: lube, spare chain, spare tubes, extra control cable, patch kits, and even a few spare gears.
Agreed! And I do talk about having bikes in other videos. Thanks for adding that.
Also, I even have another video that talks about scavenging for supplies. It's titled "20 Places Where Preppers Can Scavenge for Supplies After The Apocalypse" ruclips.net/video/f91Ujxp7l8o/видео.html
Bicycles
@@juliefall2892 yep. In a world where motor vehicles are prohibitively expensive or unobtainable, bicycles are vastly useful and less resource intensive than horses.
Africa has some areas where bicycles are greatly increasing quality of life.
@@juliefall2892 Yep and plenty of spare parts
Local raw honey will stire indefinitely. It is excellent for healing i jured skin, including burns. The trick is it draws insects and things that want to lick the honey, like pets. So, you may need a bandage to protect the honey treated injury.
Good to know. Thanks for adding that for the community. I looked it up to gain further knowledge as well. I came across this additional information.
Local raw honey can store indefinitely under the right conditions.
Honey's low water content and high sugar concentration create an environment inhospitable to bacteria, mold, and yeast. This is why it's one of the few foods that can last for centuries without spoiling.
Proper Storage for Maximum Shelf Life
To ensure your honey remains in optimal condition:
Store in a cool, dark place: A pantry or cupboard is ideal.
Keep the lid tightly sealed: This prevents moisture from entering the jar.
Avoid exposing to direct sunlight: Sunlight can degrade the honey's quality.
First off there are things you never barter away…ammo, firearms, medical supplies, food, and fuel. This first item shown is an electric air pump…only good is you have a source of electricity. A hand pump or foot pump would be more reasonable…aluminum foil is a waist…you can only reuse it a couple of times…and how much would you need to make a shelter…what would be good if having traps and 550 cord, duct tape, booze and pot, matches and candles, cheap rain ponchos, shoe laces, small sewing kits, personal hygiene items like soap, hair brushes, deodorant, tooth paste and tooth brushes. Clothing like, gloves, socks, tee shirts, windbreaker type jackets stocking caps. Plastic utensils, water purification tables or life straws.
Thanks for chiming in. I do appreciate it. I did put these in alphabetical order, that's why air pumps is at the beginning. Here is the companion video to this one. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
By the way, in terms of duct tape, I did a whole video dedicated just to those use cases. It's called "50 Survival Uses For Duct Tape For A Prepper" ruclips.net/video/pFc7Pmka_CI/видео.html
Books for education ( how to & entertainment)
Absolutely. I would definitely get some books and how-to stuff in book format because you may not have access to the internet. In terms of entertainment, I did this other video on that topic titled "19 Games For Prepper Entertainment" ruclips.net/video/Xv1jpo60zMk/видео.html
Beans do not supply all the amino acids needed. You must eat another incomplete protein with the beans like corn or rice. I eat them with cornbread. I have a P-38 on my keychain for opening cans and a side cutter manual can opener for home use. A side cutter opener will not put metal into the food. Never, ever use charcoal indoors for cooking. Extra firewood can be a barter item if you live in a colder area of the country. You can order sutures and skin staplers online. If you have an injury and supplies you do not know how to use then someone may be able to help who does not have the supplies.
Awesome. Thank you so much for adding all of this. It is very helpful and the added knowledge for the community is appreciated. Cheers!
Heads up, you can go to any pet store and get amoxicillin that they give to the fish when they get ick, etc. they’ve got human grade antibiotics
Good to know. Thanks for letting me know and the community know. It's appreciated.
@@ThePrepperAlmanac my pleasure!! Thanks for all you do.
@@dmartinez9668 Thanks for that. I have fun on the channel and learn a lot through the process.
@@ThePrepperAlmanac I’ve always had a survivalist mentality!
@@dmartinez9668 Smart! I think more and more people are understanding that now, especially in light of what happened in the world a few years back. It opened some eyes.
How do you charge up the air pump?
In a prepper situation where electricity is unavailable, charging a conventional electric air pump won't be possible. However, there are alternative ways to inflate air mattresses, bicycle tires, or other inflatable gear:
Manual Air Pumps:
Foot Pump: A manual foot pump is a great option for preppers. It requires effort to use, but it's reliable and requires no electricity.
Hand Pump: Similar to a foot pump, a hand pump uses manual pressure to inflate air chambers. It might require more upper body strength but can still be effective.
Double-Action Pump: This type of pump allows air intake on both the push and pull strokes, potentially inflating items faster than a single-action pump.
Alternative Inflation Methods:
Compressed Air Canisters: Small, portable compressed air canisters with appropriate nozzles can be used for quick inflation. However, these canisters are single-use and require replacement.
Tire Inflator with CO2 Cartridge: If you have a tire inflator compatible with CO2 cartridges, you can use them to inflate air mattresses or bike tires. Similar to compressed air canisters, these are single-use.
Bellows: While less common, bellows can be used to manually inflate air chambers. They require sustained effort but can be an option in a pinch.
Considerations:
Air Volume and Pressure: Manual pumps might require more effort to inflate larger items to high pressure. Consider the size and pressure requirements of your inflatable gear.
Double-Action Pump Efficiency: While double-action pumps can be faster, they might require more upper body strength compared to a single-action pump.
Availability: In a prepper situation, prioritize having a reliable manual pump readily available in your emergency kit.
Allergy meds are very important!!!
They absolutely are. You could be in a debilitating position if you didn't have any and you had bad allergies. Definitely stock up!
Antibiotic creams like Neosporin. Hydrocortizone cream or spray for skin rashes etc. Also works on pets.
Diatomaceous powder for insects like fleas, ants, termites or other bugs indoors. Keeping clean is essential during camping as well.
@@Christina-th5di Exactly! By the way, I even did this other video titled "How a Prepper can make homemade Neosporin like medicine for those inevitable cuts & scrapes" ruclips.net/video/6h9qSqA8hHo/видео.html
@@ThePrepperAlmanac Great. Thank you for what you do.
I've a question, please.
Could you explain how a compost toilet works. I saw it on another channel covering a
Native American land rights protest a few years back.
Are they efficient or ok for the environment,?
Love your channel. Thanks. 🇱🇷 💗
@@Christina-th5di Hi! Thank you for that. I'm a small channel, so getting that feedback is appreciative. As for a compost toilet and how it works, I came across the following information:
How Does a Compost Toilet Work?
A compost toilet is a sustainable alternative to traditional flush toilets. It works by separating solid and liquid waste, then composting the solid waste.
Here's a basic breakdown:
Separation: The toilet is designed to separate urine from solid waste. Urine is often diverted to a separate container, while solid waste is collected in a composting chamber.
Composting: Solid waste is mixed with a carbon-rich material like sawdust, wood chips, or coconut coir. This mixture creates an environment for beneficial bacteria to break down the waste into compost.
Ventilation: Proper ventilation is crucial to remove odors and moisture, ensuring the composting process works efficiently.
Maintenance: Regular turning of the compost and adding carbon-rich materials helps maintain the composting process. Once the compost is mature, it can be used as a soil amendment.
Is it Good for the Environment?
Yes, compost toilets are generally considered good for the environment. Here's why:
Water conservation: They don't require water for flushing, saving significant amounts of water.
Reduced waste: The solid waste is transformed into a valuable soil amendment, reducing landfill waste.
No sewage treatment: Eliminates the need for sewage treatment plants, which can be energy-intensive and have environmental impacts.
Reduced carbon footprint: By reducing water usage and eliminating the need for sewage treatment, compost toilets contribute to a lower carbon footprint.
However, it's important to note that proper maintenance and management are essential for a compost toilet to function effectively and safely. Improperly managed compost toilets can pose health risks, so it's crucial to follow guidelines and regulations.
Check this one out on Amazon: amzn.to/3yhA0KI
Great list.
Thanks! I'm going to have a companion video to this one soon that will have even more items. I just didn't want this video overly long. So stayed tuned for part 2 and thank you for stopping by the channel!
FYI, as mentioned the other day. By the way, I have just released the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Great idea!
Thank you! And thank you very much for stopping by the channel and all of your input. It's appreciated and helps the channel out.
Good info, but your assuming people will be civil enough to “barter” and not just ransack your house with guns and take it
Oh yes. I hear ya. You'll have to barter with a small select group that you know beforehand. Not just random people on the street. Also, fortify your house. I even did a separate video on that topic titled "Fortify Your Home Before Societal Collapse & Chaos Begins" ruclips.net/video/oukLQeS5DFg/видео.html
If that’s your mindset then what’s your plan ? Do you even have one, and why are you wasting your time watching a prepper channel ?
When the SHTF people will do anything when they're starving. Best to hide things. Don't let all your friends know that you got. You can dig a hole for a 5 gallon bucket with a gasket seal lid.
@@flynnstone3580 I hear ya I even did this other video about hiding your preps titled "10 Places Where Preppers Can Hide Their Emergency Supplies" ruclips.net/video/iCbsbU38Wek/видео.html
They can try . They might be leaking a few places when they leave. If they do leave at all. I have plenty of land to dig holes on.
You can actually boil water in a paper cup or any paper, non plastic or waxed container. Paper does not ignite until it is much hotter than boiling water.
Good to know. Thank you for adding that! Appreciated!
NEVER buy extra things to barter with. Buy what you need for you and if you cover that and have extra money then buy better gear and more ammo. Forget getting rich during a collapse by playing the merchant - you will die, or something worse than death will happen. If you manage to survive then there will be plenty of spoils to go around.
I hear ya. Plan for the worst and hope for the best. I'm using my extra cash now to stockpile.
I sgree with the majority of the commenters. Showing you have extra stuff is dangerous and draws attention to you. People that don't have anything to barter will try to rob you.
That's why I would only barter with people I knew and it would be in a neutral place.
Also, hide your stuff. I did this other video titled "10 Places Where Preppers Can Hide Their Emergency Supplies" ruclips.net/video/iCbsbU38Wek/видео.html
In addition, you need to hide yourself and be a "gray man". This video addresses that. It's called "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Check those videos out when you get a chance and let me know what you think.
Oh boy. Free tender meat.
Houseboat. Fully stocked.
That would be a good option!
Was writing stuff down and got to 20:00. You said white gas would store longer than propane. My understanding is propane never goes bad, not for a 100 years. white gas is not going to last that long.
Thank you for tuning in. It's always appreciated. And thanks for the questions to keep me in check. I did come across this info.
White Gas vs. Propane: Which Lasts Longer?
It's complicated.
While both white gas and propane are popular fuels for camping stoves and lanterns, determining which lasts longer depends on several factors:
Energy Density: White gas generally has a higher energy density than propane, meaning it packs more energy per unit volume. So, theoretically, a given volume of white gas should last longer than the same volume of propane.
Burn Rate: How quickly you burn the fuel will significantly impact how long it lasts. A high flame will consume fuel faster than a low flame.
Equipment Efficiency: The efficiency of your stove or lantern will affect fuel consumption.
Weather Conditions: Cold temperatures can affect the performance of both fuels, but propane is more susceptible to cold weather issues.
In general:
White gas tends to last longer per volume, especially in cold conditions.
Propane is often more convenient and easier to use, but its performance can be affected by cold weather.
Ultimately, the best fuel for you depends on your specific needs and preferences. Consider factors like where and when you'll be camping, the type of equipment you have, and your desired level of convenience.
White gas is also about 12$ a gallon.
So, since not defined, I can only guess a Bivvie is a tarp?
Thanks for the question. Here is what they look like on Amazon: amzn.to/3NYEHxb
Here is a definition.
A bivvy (short for bivouac) refers to a small, lightweight shelter, typically used by campers, hikers, or preppers as a temporary place to sleep or rest, especially in emergencies or when minimalist gear is desired. It is designed to be compact and portable, offering basic protection from the elements.
In a prepper or camping context, there are two common types of bivvies:
Bivvy Bag: This is a weatherproof, often waterproof, cover that fits over your sleeping bag to provide additional protection from rain, wind, and cold. Bivvy bags are typically used as a standalone shelter in situations where a tent is too bulky or unnecessary. They are lightweight and packable, making them ideal for ultralight backpacking, survival situations, or as an emergency backup.
Bivvy Shelter: Sometimes referred to as a bivouac shelter or simply a bivvy, this can be a more structured, small tent-like shelter, but still designed to be very lightweight and portable. It might consist of a tarp, or a small, one-person tent that’s designed for minimal setup and maximum ease of transport.
Bivvies are most often used in survival situations or for minimalist camping, where the goal is to carry the lightest, most efficient shelter that can protect you from the elements and provide a safe resting place.
Not mentioned, but a good KJV bible for comfort, it contains light to direct you, food to support you, comfort to cheer you, it is a travelers map, the pilgrim's staff, pilot's compass, soldiers sword, and a Christian's charter, owned it is riches, studied it is wisdom, trusted, Salvation, obeyed, power.
Good point! And if anybody is looking for one, here is a link I found on Amazon: amzn.to/3SacZA4
There is no security on earth better than the divine protection of Almighty God, and the Holy Bible is so instrumental in keeping his promises close to heart for persevering sanity! Your suggestion is at the top of my list!
If you watch old movies like Treasure of the Sierra Madres,you will see that if you have anything on you at all, 😢the banditos will just take it from you.
There you go! Here is a memory for you. Treasure of the Sierra Madre on Amazon: amzn.to/3S5uUbf
By the way, I did this other video on how to hide and blend in titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Also, how/where to hide your stuff "10 Places Where Preppers Can Hide Their Emergency Supplies" ruclips.net/video/iCbsbU38Wek/видео.html
Anybody know if blasting soda is useable for baking soda. (Consumable).
FYI, I found this specific information on-line on whether or not it's consumable. And I did a video about the alternate uses of baking soda titled "Clever & Innovative Prepper Uses For Baking Soda & Hydrogen Peroxide (Insane Uses)" ruclips.net/video/yaGpuQiU_xU/видео.html
Yes, baking soda is consumable.
It's commonly known as sodium bicarbonate and is a staple in many kitchens. It's used as a leavening agent in baking, but it also has other uses:
Antacid: It can help neutralize stomach acid for temporary relief of indigestion.
Ingredient: It's a component in many over-the-counter medications.
However, it's important to consume it in moderation. Excessive consumption can lead to side effects like:
Upset stomach
Nausea
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Always consult with a healthcare professional before using baking soda as a remedy.
A very top item to barter would be coffee! Even set up a neighborhood
Lemonaid stand selling or bartering cups of coffee instead!
Definitely coffee. Some people need their daily fix no matter what is happening in the world. Thanks for all of your input. I really appreciate it. Have a great day!
Fire starters. I've burned wood for 25 years and live in farm country. Best starter for a airtight stove is 1 oz of diesel fuel on a corn cob.
Needlees and different types of thread...use to repair shoes, clothing, create bags for storage and in a pinch suture a wound.
Needles super fine ones all the way up to those capable of sewing leather.
Sewing threads, cobbler's twine for shoes and packs etc, monofilament line(for sutures), regular sewing thread for clothing.
Then barter your ability to repair these items for the things you need or even more sewing supplies from people who don't know how to use them! 🎉
So true! I did focus on items in this video. I have other videos where I focused on skills.
For instance this one titled "23 Lost Survival Skills Your Ancestors Had & Preppers Need To Have" ruclips.net/video/99ZDbOkgIig/видео.html
Or this one titled "17 Rare Prepper Skills That Will Be In High Demand After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/JJpbPnbvFqo/видео.html
And lastly, this one titled "25 Pioneer Skills That Will Make A Prepper Self-Sufficient" ruclips.net/video/EHM6SwjV4QI/видео.html
Use dental floss for thread.
@@trishthedish-n9u Absolutely! That's a great use case!
2:33 Note that not all Aloe varieties are equal.
Very true. Thanks a lot for adding that.
I came across this info as well:
Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis Miller)
The cornerstone: Most recognized for its medicinal uses.
Benefits: Soothes burns, cuts, skin irritations. Contains vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
Prepper use: First-aid, skincare, potential food supplement.
Cultivation: Relatively easy to grow indoors or outdoors.
Other Notable Aloe Varieties
While Aloe Vera is the most common, other varieties offer unique properties and potential benefits:
Aloe Arborescens (Aloe arborescens):
Known for its potential immune-boosting properties.
Can be used internally and externally.
Requires more specific cultivation conditions.
Aloe Ferox:
Produces a bitter gel with potential laxative and digestive benefits.
Used in traditional medicine for various ailments.
Requires specific growing conditions.
Aloe Aristata (Lace Aloe):
Ornamental but also has medicinal properties.
Smaller and easier to grow indoors.
THX bro!
Happy to help! Thanks a lot for stopping by!
@@ThePrepperAlmanac My pleasure!
Seems these items are for a short term. Can you make sosp once it's gone? Brew hooch? Re-load spent shells? IMHO skills will be of more value.
Skills will definitely have a huge value. I did other video specifically on that. I have this one titled "25 Pioneer Skills That Will Make A Prepper Self-Sufficient" ruclips.net/video/EHM6SwjV4QI/видео.html
And this one "12 Skills Preppers Should Teach Their Whole Family" ruclips.net/video/q1SO0IsAofM/видео.html
And lastly this one "13 Self-Reliance Skills Preppers Need to Survive" ruclips.net/video/7pH1lt_QvtE/видео.html
They resorted to barter in greece when their economy collapsed.
I believe it. That's why it's important to ready yourself now and study. I did this other video and I mention what happened in Venezuela. It's titled "Surviving a Complete Economic Collapse as a Prepper!" ruclips.net/video/-zCaquFotd8/видео.html Check it out if you get a chance.
Elvis won't do some be something we do with pleasure,😮
@@ronalddaub9740 Ha!
have you read some of the comments . good number of people are against bartering .
I have and I have tried to respond to all of them. This video was more of a focus on the value of items. I personally would only barter with people I knew if I needed to and in a neutral location. In general, I would be a "gray man". I even did a video about it titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Bleach, antiseptics, seeds, dried foods, water purification, clothing, HONEY (raw), herbal knowledge, power units,radio,MEDICAL SUPPLIES!!! Medical manuals, camping equipment, mechanics,electricians,plumers, builders of all kinds....add what you want....these will be essential
Agreed! Those are all essential. And having a skill-set will be essential as well. I did a whole separate video on skills titled "15 Important Skills You Will Need & Can Trade After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/ioZq8FNFNNs/видео.html
You can buy antibiotics online - medical kits.
Thanks for that. A few people have given me links to a few places on-line. Once I do a little extra research, due diligence and try their process of purchasing it, I'll leave my thoughts in a video in the future.
@@ThePrepperAlmanac The Wellness Company, is one.
@@Farmergirl7 I did see that one. I saw it as a sponsor on another channel that I follow. I have it bookmarked and I'm going to do a little additional research. Thank you! Cheers!
Cotton balls should not be used on open wounds. It leaves fibers behind that interfere with healing, and can cause infection from improper healing.
Clean cotton cloth from used clothing would be a better chouce.
Even better, store plenty of cotton gauze now.
Awesome, thanks for swinging by the channel today and adding value for the community. I appreciate all of your input and comments.
I understand this not bartering in the short term, but in the long term you are going to need a plan
I have no way to carry that stuff.
Or store it. To much crap.
I'm looking into a shipping container to bury in my backyard for storage purposes. I'm also looking into another piece of cheap property for a "bug-out" location in order to store additional stuff.
Other Information:
A Portable Survival Garden Is Helpful Too: tinyurl.com/portablegarden
Home Shipping Container Information: tinyurl.com/preppershippingcontainer
Spices...especially Celtic salt
Absolutely! You'll need those extra trace minerals.
@@ThePrepperAlmanac
Yes! A little goes a long way
@@leasnow709 Good to know. Thanks for adding that! It's appreciated!
my thoughts on bartering .
be very very carefull bartering . word get out you have supplies you become a target . security is a main priority .
i dont have alot of extra cash to get things for bartering . soon or later you will run out of things .
ammo . no way would i trade ammo . they load up a gun shoot you and take all your supplies . again need to think security .
I hear ya! And speaking of security, I did these other two vids as well:
"10 UNUSUAL Home Security Tips For A Prepper!" ruclips.net/video/gobTPHwH170/видео.html
"11 Home Security Tips For A Prepper After A Disaster Or SHTF Scenario" ruclips.net/video/NfQA7qdargQ/видео.html
Toilet Rolls. For some reason women stock up on boxes of Toilet Rolls. First thing out of the Supermarket. Women need at least one full roll per day each and teenage girls need two rolls each per day.
And we learned a few years back that people panic buy toilet paper!
Coffee beans will replace money. It's the organic Bitcoin. 😂
Makes sense. The monetary system will definitely change.
Gunna need a bigger backpack to store the stuff in.
Plus forgot the only important A. Alcohol still.
True...I've done other videos on what to store in a bug out bag and where to store stuff too.
For instance this video is titled "How A Prepper Can Build the Perfect Bug-Out Bag" ruclips.net/video/Rl5na0n6Vws/видео.html
Portable rocket stoves are great
Agreed! I like this one on Amazon: amzn.to/4doN4wy
You forgot ass wipe. Remember during the pandemic people were taking it off the shelves by the cases and none were left. A luxury item yes in a shtf cenereo but a great item to have none the less.
Very true. It might be an incredible barter item too! And that was crazy what people were doing back then. It shows that people will panic if they aren't prepared.
However please consider tht it is finite... Once used it mush be discarded.
May I suggest the old fashioned way? Use wash cloths kept specifically for that purpose and launder them and dry one a line in the sun, period clothes also!
@@patparsons218 Exactly! Back to basics! Or a personal portable bidet like this one: amzn.to/46awbDD
Bartering will be the best survival concept!
Very true! And by the way, here is another video I did about bartering titled "When Money is USELESS! What do you do? Bartering tricks!" ruclips.net/video/4naYwqQORpI/видео.html I hope you enjoy this one as well.
Yes even if it's just with trusted neighbours
when I had hens , I had too many eggs. So I'd pop to a neighbour who I hadn't met and say hi , give them some eggs. They were so grateful and this built up a great rapport with my neighbours who were then bringing me free stuff , from their gardens , offering me cups of tea, when we give it comes back 10 fold. Honestly it feels good being friends with all your neighbours. . and then they were offering to help me take rubbish to the tip , helped me do all sorts. Such a blessing. One even came and got rid of a python snake .
Keep it going
Thank you very much! I'm going to have a part 2 to this video as well!
By the way, I did just release the companion video to this video if you want to check it out. It's titled
"Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
I do not want to be the "benevolent provider". People who don't prepare now will also not keep their mouth shut later. They will then come and try to take what they want or "need", and they won't mind coming through you to get it. You might get them first. Are you prepared to deal with the body count? Got a place to dispose? Most people don't.
How ARE you going to deal with death in a post-collapse world? Because someone has to.
Oh yes, I'll only barter with people I know and it will be in a neutral place. Other than that, I plan on being a "gray man". I even did a separate video on that topic titled "How to Blend In to Become the Gray Man After Society Collapses" ruclips.net/video/e4Tki6QOlDg/видео.html
Jb Weld, sold at dollar store
Thanks for that. I found it on Amazon to read about it amzn.to/3Lk3f2z I'll search for it during my next trip to my local Dollar Store.
Mustard leaf an Mustard root can be used to treat. Burns.
Thank you for adding that. It's appreciated!
Reading glasses could be helpful.
Definitely. This video is Part 1. I have another video coming out in the next few days that is a companion to this video. I'm reviewing my script now and I have included reading glasses in the discussion. So stayed tuned for Part 2.
FYI, here is the companion video that I mentioned was coming out soon the other day. I just released it.
It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html
Yes! There is an old Twilight Zone episode “Time Enough at Last” from Season 1 of The Twilight Zone. A bank clerk, is the last person on Earth after a nuclear war. HIs sole passion is reading, and he finally has the time to indulge in his favorite pastime. However, his joy is short-lived as he accidentally breaks his glasses. Speaking of glasses making them would be a skill set to master if possible.
@@stevejaubert2892 Making glasses would definitely be a great skill set.
Here is some info on that Twilight Zone episode. www.imdb.com/title/tt0734683/
Speaking of skills, check out this video "12 Skills Preppers Should Teach Their Whole Family" ruclips.net/video/q1SO0IsAofM/видео.html
Mustard is great for burns better than aloe
Interesting. Thanks for adding that. I'm going to do a little more research on that and may have to stock up on more mustard! Thanks for stopping by the channel!
coconut oil is good for burns too... also has important nutrients, many other practical uses and quite shelf stable for couple of years or more if kept away from extreme heat/temps
Raw onion bound onto burns is releiving and heals miraculously , I got burnt on my stomach with boiling water , raw onion saved me. I left it on overnight .the blisters even went away overnight.
Egg white no yolk at all, painted on sunburn will take the sun burn out keep reapplying when it dries out until the burn is gone at least a good hour.
Egg white on any burns .
Do not use any oil on a burn until after the heat has gone out of the burn, otherwise the oil will keep the heat in the burn
Cut onions into flat s like rings but don't separate. So you can lay then flat on the burn.
If your nose is running allergy or cold flu, put onion rings into a cup with boiled hot water , sip this it will dry up the nose. If you have no antihistamines it's instant relief.
@@groundcontroltomajornong8085 Thank you! Good to know!
@@ThePrepperAlmanac my friend attended to a man who had been in a terrible bike accident and was bleeding badly. She put A LOT of cayenne on the wounds to stop the bleeding. The paramedics were surprised. Apparently it also reduces pain. I completely forgot about this tip until watching your video. Thanks for the good info and reminders. I pray daily and rely on God to guide me through rough times. ❤
Seeds i save seeds & they are easy to hide.
Absolutely. In this video's companion video, I talk about seeds at the 1:29 mark of the video. That video is titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html But seeds specifically is discussed right at the beginning of the video. Let me know what you think of that video. Cheers!
Vacuum-packed coffee beans!
@@andersd8956 I say... to anyone who drinks coffee every day... try going without caffeine for a few days and see what happens.
"I've got a bandana, and I'm not afraid to use it!!" 7:28
Nice! :)
People with excess iron in blood should not use cast iron for cooking. The iron in the pan DOES leech into food when cooking.
Thank you for adding that. I appreciate it.
I found this into online too: "It's true that iron can leach from cast iron cookware into food. This is particularly noticeable when cooking acidic foods like tomato sauce or vinegar-based dressings."
I would add bottles of multi vitamins
Absolutely. That's a good tip and in a true grid-down scenario, you'll probably be eating for caloric intake and will need to make sure you get the appropriate vitamins.
You need the foil to make your hat or so I am often tell me I use.
All the people that are told to wear tin foil hats, usually are correct in the long term. Oh and here is how to make one...lol
www.ehow.com/how_2049858_make-tinfoil-hat.html
Skills are going to be the best bartering thing to have. Ammo could be a handy trade item sometimes. Natural medicine in the long term will be the best for cuts that are getting infected which hazels or aloe era will pull infection or poison from a wound. And aid in healing. Aloe. Is amazing for healing many things. Knowledge will be tradable.
I agree with you totally! This was a video based on items, but I've done others based on skills. Here are a few of them.
"23 Lost Survival Skills Your Ancestors Had & Preppers Need To Have" ruclips.net/video/99ZDbOkgIig/видео.html
"17 Rare Prepper Skills That Will Be In High Demand After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/JJpbPnbvFqo/видео.html
"25 Pioneer Skills That Will Make A Prepper Self-Sufficient" ruclips.net/video/EHM6SwjV4QI/видео.html
"15 Important Skills You Will Need & Can Trade After The Collapse" ruclips.net/video/ioZq8FNFNNs/видео.html
"12 Skills Preppers Should Teach Their Whole Family" ruclips.net/video/q1SO0IsAofM/видео.html
Enjoy! Thank you for swinging by the channel! It's appreciated!
@@ThePrepperAlmanac myself and a friend were talking about a grid collapse yesterday he was telling me that he had a big stack of silver and a lot of ammo. so he would be able to trade right away. He lives in town. I suggested that he get several barrels of water put away and add rain gutters to his house. And if the grid goes down stay home for three or four months before he tries to trade.
Myself we live outside of town and have good neighbors. Our trade network would start very quickly. My couple of cows would be the local dairy. My grandparents used to teach me how to do a lot of things the old way so those skills would be very valuable to others
@@darrylbaber6329 Awesome. It sounds like you have a good little circle of friends and neighbors to potentially trade/barter with. And feel free to share my channel with your friend you were talking with about a grid collapse. He may find the channel useful.
@@ThePrepperAlmanac I did that with a few. You are correct in the short term but as time goes by the modern things will become less desirable
@@darrylbaber6329 Thank you for that. True, as time goes on, you would definitely adapt and probably reflect and say "why did I ever even need that".
Sugar, liquor, tobacco, antibiotics, pain relievers, vehicle fuel, batteries and practical shoes.
Seeds
Most definitely! All good items to gather!
And FYI, I have just released a companion video to this one. It's titled "Priceless Barter Goods for a Post-Collapse World" ruclips.net/video/kfLVANEab1s/видео.html I even talk about seeds starting at the beginning of the video at the 1:29 mark. Enjoy!
Coffee
@@iamanempoweredone6064 Good addition. Thank you! That will be a good barter item.