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10 Cheap Must Have Items for Long Term Disasters ~ Preparedness
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2023
- 10 Cheap Must Have Items for Long Term Disasters ~ Preparedness
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One reason I can my dry beans is because it takes so much water to soak and cook. Water is going to be a major issue if the SHTF situation. Having beans already cooked will be a valuable asset
Do you cook then can or can dry?
I cook then dehydrate less water and energy to bring back
That’s such a great suggestion. Thank you
Me too…no dry beans, except seeds
I do the same. Besides water, cooking them to done takes a significant amount of fuel. Dehydrating after cooking only takes some hot water to rehydrate them.
I don't have a lot of storage space in my home. I got plant hooks and dollar tree baskets with the handle. I hung the hooks from my pantry ceiling. I have my Sternos in one, my fire starters in another, my OTC medicine in one and so on. I was thinking of putting up a sheet you would never see them unless u know there there. One of my Tomato plants fell over n I am going to let it stay over. It is in a 3 gallon tub. In My bedroom I have 27 tomato plants all 2 plus feet tall.. In the wild they grow as a vine on the ground. I need to stake all of them. Have cucumbers one n beans. Ya all in the house. Very excited over them growing inside. I started in Jan with a couple small grow lights n now the plants are in my south facing windows. And growing fruit. Don't tell me you can't grow food. I live in Wisconsin 😄😊. Plant those seeds now if you haven't. RIGHT NOW, talk to them, water them and turn them. Give them attention and they will greatly reward you. Expect some failures but also more rewards in food. Blessings. Thanks Jinni
Same thing here
On my 'must have' list is also white vinegar. You can use it to pickle for food storage, plus clean and disinfect with it.
I buy it in bulk from Sams along with salt and baking soda on your list. :)
Another little known use for vinegar is something my grandmother taught me and I am in my 60's now so its old school. If you have a pulled muscle or even just sore muscles, wet a rag with vinegar and place it on the injured area, it loosens the knots in the muscles and reduces the inflamation in the area it can be used several times a day to reduce the pain in the muscles and makes it heal several times faster than just waiting it out. (dont use around broken skin areas) it can be used on all ages but with young children you should supervise that they dont touch the rag and then rub their eyes or nose..
Great ideas! I keep extra packages of inexpensive shower curtain liners on hand for all kinds of emergencies but the contractor plastic bags are a very good idea to add to my supplies. I bought 2 Water Bobs - they’re placed in a bath tub and filled with water, which is drinkable. Here in the south we always need to fill up our bath tubs when a hurricane is headed our way.
You just reminded me that I need to order the water Bob
Great idea! Freezes here in Dallas, we sometimes lose water. I "prepped" by filling my tub but didn't realize it had a slow leak. Next morning the tub was empty. Thanks for the reminder!
Good evening and lots of love from Ohio. Duct tape!! I'm a duct tape hoarder lol. With salt, I start with sterile jars and put an oxygen absorber in and it seals itself. We hit harbor freight every month and always grab at least 1( usually more) tarps, package of zip ties and gloves. You can get a 6 pk of work gloves dirt cheap. Ohhh. I hit dollar tree Monday morning, apparently that's when ours stocks, and grabbed 32 boxes of hungry jack hash browns! First time I've ever found more that 3 or 4. Big score, easy meal makers too. Have a great night and God bless.
Bought 50 pounds of Himalayan salt in 5 pound tubs for $4 at Big Lots. Baking Soda in big bags at WM for swimming pools. And plain old Aspirin. Thank you. God Bless and stay safe.
i want to thank you for keeping your channel on topic (homesteading/prepping/survival) instead of all the political junk most prepping channels are doing way to much politics
Sometimes I touch on that stuff because it affects us all, but I dislike those videos also.. 💕🇺🇸
I unsubscribe from political channels. I can make my OWN SELF paranoid.
@@HomesteadCorner a little political insight is ok but not all the time love your channel keep up the good work and again thanks
Politics is probably the main reason we need to prep
It’s because of the political arena that we must prep.
I like a few of the can openers that don't leave sharp edges on the can and lid. You don't want a bad cut in shtf
Pampered Chef can openers to the rescue.
Khun Rekon has the non sharp lids can openers on qvc today. They are long lasting with many other uses. I have two; ones in preps. The other type of can opener is the ones you poke triangle hole for evaporated milk or broth. Lol i can't think of the name...hey its late here! Lemon juice is another thing to have for waterbath canning. Also have 20+ mile walkie talkies and tell family a certain channel and time, same with friends or neighbors, different channels for each.
Mom got me a can opener that runs on aa batteries,love it ! Edges are safe,saved my wrist from strain
Thank you. Psalm 91 over all believers.
Matches come in all kinds of fancy forms, but most of the time, all you need is a paper match, and they are dirt cheap.
Also, keep some spaggetti with the matches. It burns readily and can be great for lighting those deep jar candles and even hard to reach pilot lights.
By paper matches, do you mean book matches?
@@flakathy890 yes
Did not know this...thx for the tip
Great idea about the spaghetti.
Nail polish on matches waterproofs them
I have a bucket of Redmond Salt ordered. Also, several other kinds put back.
Community, ya'll should read the novel One Second After. Trigger warning. That one book has been instrumental in starting many on the preparedness path.
Thanks Jinne for the information.
Remember ya'll to Pray, Plan, Prep
Totally agree. That series is thought provoking.
🙏🙏🙏
Yes, I read those books and now I am constantly thinking of what I would have to live without should we get hit with an EMP, and how I could survive. Becoming more Prepper minded. Anytime we leave the house on a trip, my mind is always thinking, “this would be a long way to walk to get back home. What would I need to make it?” As a result, I have started filling a “Get Home Bag” and making one for each of my girls and granddaughter, which will be their Christmas gift this year. They may think I am crazy, but my motto is: “Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it!” Thanks for your insightful lists, Jinnie! I appreciate you!❤
Im thinking some cans of Flex All and or Flex Tape might be a good prep.
For a long-term disaster -- one lasting several years or even a decade or two -- you will want an assortment of basic hand tools and supplies to perform routine home maintenance and essential home repairs. You will also want the supplies and tools to set up a rainwater collection system and to start or expand your food growing. Such items include an extension ladder you so can clear your gutters, a couple of hammers, masonry trowels and sledgehammers; an assortment of screw drivers and chisels; nails, bolts, screws and washers; some carpenter's handsaws and hand drills with an assortment of bits; different types of caulking, varnishes and paints; spare lumber and sheets of exterior grade plywood to board up broken windows or secure a patio door set; some concrete blocks and bricks, bags of mortar mix, sand and concrete mix; spare rolls of roofing felt and extra roofing shingles. For gardening you will want an orchard ladder for harvesting fruit, pruning saws, hoes, gardening rakes, spades, shovels, irrigation supplies, metal fence posts, rolls of chicken wire and sturdier wire mesh livestock fencing, rolls of barbed wire and bird netting. You may want enough materials to construct a chicken coop and some rabbit hutches.
With the right set of non-electric tools, some basic building supplies, some blueprints for basic garden sheds and animal shelters, some reference books on basic home repairs, carpentry and vegetable gardening and eventual mastery of the right skill sets, you can grow much of your food and keep your residence in good repair. You can also barter your repair skills, your landscape maintenance skills (such a fruit tree pruning) and some of your excess garden produce. You will also want to teach these survival skills to your children.
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I'm stocking up on backup sun protection supplies. Dollar Tree has sunglasses, sunscreen and baseball caps, great to have for working outside.
I would like to add Pure Aloe Vera Gel (clear, with no additives) for relief from sunburn and other minor burns.
They also have gardening gloves, which come in handy.
Just a warning that sunscreen looses its potency after a couple of years. I used some that I had from a previous year and ended up with a sunburn. I'd recommend getting thinner long sleeved shirts or those stretchy spf sleeves and large brimmed hats.
I bought some of the sun solar shirts when I see them on sale. Buy oversize.
every where’s i go i get those individual packs like sugar salt ketchup ect and i put them in a lg glass bottle every little bit counts also clear plastic shower curtains from the dollar store are great for covering things
That's stealing.
They put handfuls of ketchup packets in your food bag at fast foods places, for ur hamburger and fries. Same with sweeteners for your tea.
@@girlnextdoorgrooming SO when i get food or coffee ect and i grab a few extras IAM stealing lol
I think one of our biggest threats right now is an EMP. I'd like to see a video on how that would affect things. My husband and I made a plan on how I would get home if it happened while I was at work.
Just imagine that nothing with any type of battery, electric etc. will not work at all. No fuel at stations can be pumped. For a generator or whatever. No water, no cars, no internet no lights, no freezer or fridge, no washing machine and so on. Picture yourself living before there was electricity. If they didn’t have it, then after an Emp, we won’t have it. I read Faraday box or metal trash can lined in cardboard can save things but you’d need extra to store there. Maybe store solar powered things in there? Having the money to prepare in these times is hard though:(
I guess I'm really dumb, but I didn't know in an EMP you had to have your phones and electronics in metal trash cans or containers. I just thought you won't have electricity so you can't charge them.
And you won't be able to use battery run things too?
@@leecopeland2061 my understanding is that an EMP will fry everything. So the entire electric grid. Cell phone towers etc. but idk for sure but that’s what I’ve read several places. So you don’t need to worry about your cell phone being safe in a trash can, there will be no connections to anything. I guess you could look at your pics etc. on it:)
@@wasnevernurseratched439 great advise and info:)
I heard that a regular vehicle should be just fine in a emp but electric vehicle is not I asked a former military expert about it
Magnifying 🔎 for when your lighters run out of fluid. ✅️
When my lighters run out of fluid...I would use my store of matches. When my matches run out, I would use my ferro rod. When my ferro rod was used up...then...I would get out my magnifying glass.
manual hand tools, footwear, sewing supplies, canning supplies and books.
I buy the heavy duty aluminum foil, got tired of the regular stuff ripping real easy/being really thin.
I get plenty of pain creams like Aspercream for arthritis pain joint or muscle pain. Also the Instant cold packs since no freezer to freeze gel pads. For pain or In case of swelling in a injury. Ora-gel to numb tooth - mouth pain.
I just wanted to share a tip with everyone. Instead of spending money on expensive water proof matches. You can make your own.
Grab a cheap block of floral foam, to stick the matches in..then you just grab a cheap bottle of nail polish..just paint a thin coat over the end you strike. Don’t go crazy and paint them like Tammy Faye’s nails. Just a light coating. Stick them in the floral foam to dry. If you feel the need for a second thin coat, once they dry, go ahead and put it on. I store mine in old prescription bottles.
Tourch lighters would come in handy, rubbing alcohol for medical and fire starter material. Military can opener
Great Pipe declogger if you don't have drano or liquid plummer. Salt, baking soda and white vinegar. Flush with hot water.
I just got in a manual #10 can opener that attaches to my table for my big Thrive & LDS #10 cans because my hands are arthritic. The p38s are stored with my cans as well in emergency. The big can opener was about $50 bucks but I have it for the long haul since its heavy duty. I stock all these items mentioned and much more thanks to your great advice!
If it's a commercial opener try to get extra blades, they will need replacing.
Have a back-up way to cook. If you don't have power, do you have an outside grill? If you don't have a grill, do you have a fire pit with a grate to cook on? Make sure you have a way to cook meat. Make sure you have extra fuel like propane, charcoal, wood etc. Also, make sure your cookware can be used on an open flame. If not, pick up a few pots/pans now to stash away.
Life straws are inexpensive, but very important. I'm near a lake, but wouldn't drink the water without it.
My daughter bought me a twin pack of water straws. My problem i. South Texas is we’re always in drought conditions.
We are planning to install a hand pump regarding our well. We have done fine in the past with no power and not needing to go any where, but we need the water. We've had storms that take out the power for 12 to 14 days at a time, in the past. We've been lucky to get snow deep enough to put out camp coolers and containers out in the snow ... snow is the best, and not the ice storms. We always fill our big tub with water if a storm is predicted. And we save milk jugs, juice jugs, and fill with water, to have on hand for doing dishes and cleaning.
That's a great list of must haves Jinne. 👍
TFS HC, take care & keep really busy everyone. ❤🙂🐶
From the Dollar Tree, I always pick up sunscreen and the reading glasses.
I get the large bags of baking soda found with the pool supplies at Walmart
Contactor bags are great with a five gal bucket, toilet lid that snaps on, and some kitty litter as a makeshift toilet.
I would add GLOVES. We are going to be LOTS of manual labor an if you have lots of good work gloves ,that's gonna be huge.
I wanna get a battery powered can opener. If your a senior OR have some kind of hand disability an can't use or find it difficult a BATTERY powered can opener would be a great self-sufficient tool. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences.
I have a battery can opener, got at Walmart...runs on AA batteries
As far as a Can opener goes im guessing most people know this but a reg can opener wont open a #10 very well. I have what called the Swing a Way which was made to open #10 cans
I have really good luck with the big chunky can openers like the one in the video, opening #10 cans..
Swing a ways are the best!
@@barbwells3230 yeah i have 2 incase one breaks. but ive been using one for about 5 years and it still works well
Mine works perfectly fine on a Auguson Farms can.
@@NoMoreTears64 what kind do you have ?
Great list. There are so many things to have on hand, but making sure we have plenty of the basics is wise. Thanks!
I keep 2 extra can openers: one hangs on a pegboard in my pantry, and the other is in the kitchen because the one I currently use won't open a salmon can. I also have a bung wrench to open buckets that didn't get a Delta lid, and an extra oven mitt hanging in there, too. Yes on the salt! I've been hoarding the Himalayan salt from DT lately, but we also use Real Salt. I buy a roll of duct tape every time I go to DT! I swiped their last tarp last week, tho.
I've been listening to you! I recently bought 3 large rolls of duct tape. I'll be looking into the contractor bags. I have a ton of seeds. Plus they are heirloom seeds so I can save them from year to year. I'm saving for a wood burning stove. Maybe for next winter. I get my Tylenol and Advil from the dollar stores. Benadryl too. And baby aspirin.
Hey Jinne, we can always use the aluminum foil for our tin foil conspiracy hats!!! Just a little needed humor!😂
Hey Robin, that's a good one.
JOKE: What's the difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth??
ANSWER: about 6 months
I am already wearing mine.
We always have matches on hand and keep them in jars with lids to keep them dry. Having manual tools like can openers is very important, include openers that open other things like cartons, packages and bottles as well as for cans. There are battery operated can openers available too. If the electricity goes out and there is no internet access, having printed manuals, books, guides and such is essential. Review what information you would need such as cooking, canning, home repairs and crafts. We keep glues, tapes and so forth organized in small shoe boxes and be sure to include some scissors in the box for easy access to be able to cut the pieces. It's a good idea now while you can get some things to look at what you use everyday that uses electricity and to try to get a manual or battery operated substitute. Having a battery operated radio and solar chargers for cell phones for example would also be helpful.
Tip for those getting those large trash bags, get some heavy wool blankets and now you have a cheap sleeping bag.
My older Sister is starting to prepare. Yay
Brute Bags and Gorilla Tape. Don't be without. Lifesaving items.
I also have vinegar for long term
Thanks, Ginny, great list of reminders. I would suggest at least 1 or 2 really good books on First Aid, Herbal remedies, Off Grid Survival, etc. No access to internet means loss of information flow.
I'm looking for recommendations for a good herbal book. Can you make one?
@@robinguertin574…I have these as reference guides in my survival library as resource material only.
The Ultimate Survival Medicine Guide
By Joseph Alton, MD
The Natural Family Doctor/The Comprehensive Self Help Guide to Health and Natural Medicine
By Dr. Andrew Stanway
Home Remedies from a Country Doctor
A compiled work 250 rural Doctors, Nurses,
Midwives and Herbalists
Hope this helps. The more reference guides you have the better. They can be used as barter for those who maybe unprepared and will need guidance. I have found books at thrift stores, book discounters, etc. All the best. The more comprehensive the better the book.
@@heygetoffmylawn1572 thank you, I appreciate your help!
Also books on caring for any livestock; books on how to butcher properly; and books on how to forage for foods, vegetation, wild herbs, etc., in the area where you live. How to books for making repairs and also repairing your home, out buildings, etc. Maybe some books on the wildlife in your area if you need to trap or hunt for food. And, we need to remember to have maps if it comes to a situation where you need to Bug Out.
Matches,lighters, aluminum foil, paper plates, bowls, plastic cutlery, salt, duct tape, contractor trash bags, seeds, baking soda, can openers, OTC pain medications, Thank you Jinne.
Make sure the seeds are heirloom
What great ideas with the trash bags! Thanks
First Aid Kit, Books & Skills/Knowledge. 🙏🏽
I'm stocking up on boot insoles and sewing supplies right now 🥾✂️
I'm stocking up on boots.
Making a list.
Thank you, Jinni.
Anything medical is a good idea. I have a variety of pain meds as some people can do Tylanol, some Ibuprofen, and some Asprin. And antibiotic ointments. Better yet, actual antibiotics. Now that I think of it, at least 2 of everything minimum. Much more if you can afford it
Don't forget about a stash of electrolyte replacement too. Pedialyte or Liquid IV. If you're ever sick, you'll need to get back lost electrolytes. Oh, and eye drops.
Packing tape from the $tree is another great tape I use it all the time! Also SUPER GLUE and wood glue are going to be at a premium
Good advice on super glue. In a bind, it can be used to close minor wounds. My Mom was a seamstress and she would use it to close up cuts on her fingertips.
@@ohiofarmgirl3384 well I wouldn't advise that, the " new and improved" formula has a tendency to cause infection. Butterfly tape is another great prep, and I suggest if possible to get a suture kit and some silk thread ( Michaels and Hobby lobby sell it) a curved sail needle kit is also available. That spray on numbing spray and someone in your mag with knowledge or a strong tummy.
@@ohiofarmgirl3384 fingertips are the only thing I'd use it on, but a butterfly knuckle bandage will be more sanitary 😉😜
Really? I hate the tape from Dollar Tree. It’s so thin and rips easily if you can even get it off the roll.
Great tips Jinnie! You reminded me of a few things I.e. trash bags, matches and otc meds that I need to replenish in my preps. TFS
Thank you so much for sharing. God bless you!
I agree about the Gorilla duct tape!
Blessings and thank you for always great info.😁🙏💛
Thanks Jinne. Great info.
Great list, thanks for sharing.
Great list!! Thanks Jinni
Thank you, this is a great list .
Great must haves , Thanks Jinne
Thank you so much : ) Seeds is an item I haven't added yet. Going to put a small garden in this year, in addition to my small herb garden. Going to practice that along emwith tying knots, putting up temporary shelters, cooking outdoors. I want to add to my skill sets : ))
Happy Easter all!
Great tips! Think outside the box with most of these products. You have such good ideas
great list, love when I have everything on your list, I feel like I accomplished something.! I have a foil addiction., lol I think its one of the best things to have and I also have the foiled pans. Easy to cook over a flame. I love to stock up on the really cheep stuff because you never know when it will go up in price. I would also add tarps and Rope and toothbrushes to that list. Cheep stuff you can get now. Have a wonderful day!!
Great video! Ordering a#10 can opener
Okay, was anyone surprised that Jinne's first item was matches? 😂
Haha! I actually said out loud, "shocking Jinne!" 😂
I laughed out loud #1 was the little boxes of matches she likes! Really I have ton of them too. Such a good buy! You can't go wrong👍
Nope 😂
Lol, my thought too! Matches! Surprise! 😂
No. We primarily heat with wood -- we always need a good stash of matches. And in our area .. matches have been out of stock for a long time. I want to get some of the survival fire starter tools/gadgets.
Thanks Jinni 😊
All great items to have!
I took notes!. Thanks as always ❤
I want to try the gorilla tape! Thanks Jinne! Great list. I basically have these items but can always improve. I want to get a can opener that leaves a smooth edge. I tried my friend's and it works great. 👍 You have a great night with your family. 👍😊❤️🌹
The worst thing about gorilla tape, is it's hard to get off if you want to remove it... But it sure holds! 💕🇺🇸
I have a Pampered Chef can opener that I absolutely love, because it doesn’t leave sharp edges. BUT it will not open a can of salmon. So I pulled out one of my 2 extras, and one of them worked. I have another extra hanging on a pegboard in my pantry.
@@sherihicks1427 yes, Pampered Chef has the opener that leaves the cans and lids smooth.
I tried Gorilla Tape, it did not WORK, I would never buy again.
Thank you for the great list. I always enjoy watching your channel. I have learned many things from you.
Large garden wagon or 2 wheeled wheelbarrow. Also a 2 wheeled dolly(hand cart).
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1.lighters,matches
2.aluminum foil
3.paper plates,bowls
4.salt
5.duct tape,electric tape
6.lg trash bags
7.seeds
8.baking soda
9.manual can opener
10.otc: pain meds
11. flashlights and batteries
12.water filters
13. toilets and toiletries
14. vinegar
15. first aid kits
And other mscl. Stuff too. Candles. Ect.
Toilets?
@@flakathy890 use a 5 gallon bucket lined with a thick garbage bag, buy a toilet seat from Walmart that will fit right on the lid and a buttload of kiddy litter. Toilets won't flush so do the next best thing. Got that from Jinny!!!!
@@crazydee1955 Yes, I've heard that on several channels. I haven't heard them referred to as a toilet, so I didn't understand what you were talking about. 🙂
@@flakathy890 when your toilet won't flush, backup plan #2 will work for you.
Pricing out of power is fast.becoming a reality very quickly.
I have been buying tons of seeds. Ready to plant. Dollar Tree and I are now new best friends. I did buy that can opener from one of your other videos.
You'd need hundreds of paper plates. I threw all my party plates away when I was De cluttering
After all holidays ends..you can get left over plates cups for 50% off
You have the best tips. I've learned so much from you. Thank you!❤
Good video , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Great list 🖒. I've got plenty of wound sealant, the stuff the forces and medics use. Along with superglue. We're going to need to seal any cuts and keep out bugs
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: If you are using super glue to close a wound DO NOT simply fill the wound and close both edges together. Make dots with gaps between the same way as stitches, otherwise the wound might abcess.
@girl_next_doorable thanks but that's what the wound seal is for, the superglue is added after. I've also used painter's tape, works great 👍 with no ill effects
Anyone else surprised that fire starters are her first item?🤣🔥🔥🔥
I can't wait till this snow melts a little and I can find my fire pit! 🤣🤣🔥🔥
😂🔥🤣
@@HomesteadCorner Then I won't rub it in that we were 82F on Wednesday.
Baking soda mixed with water cleans battery post in your car or truck. Works well. Just rinse with water.
Thanks Jinny
Great useful video. Thank you. Have a great day!
Thank You.
Good list!
❤thanks
Thanks
Really good advice.
Another thing we do with salt is that we keep a couple of bags of ice in our deep freezer so that if we need to leave or lose power we can mix some salt with the ice in a cooler and it will keep frozen food way longer than a couple of days and will also make the ice last longer for fridge items as well.
Great job ! You hit the best must haves in quantity.
I suggest clear rolls of packing tape. It works wonder on cardboard, wood, plastics. Wood glue. Gorilla glue. I bottle of adhesive remove. Labels. I use painters tape on jars, totes. It’s has multiple uses and is still fairly priced . Feminine hygiene product can be used for other intentions. A pad can be used as a pressure bandage. A tampon can be used for massive nose bleeds or to use to plug a bullet hole.
I hadentbthought of the tampon use othet thant what its for. Good idea.
Wow, those are great ideas. You should have your own channel, if you don't already.
Oh, what is adhesive remover?
Great ideas! 👍❤️
I would just like to point out if you are canning food or planning on it then you should also make sure to have canning salt as well as the regular table salt.
Stop using “table “ salt the fillers in it to keep flowing is bad for you. Use real salt or pink Himalayan salt
I never learned to can! My mom was not much of a home Diva .. she worked along side my Dad in their businesses. My Aunt was an Extension leader -- she could cook, can, sew, garden, Everything! She knew the wild herbs, how to use Nettles, and so much more. Her spouse, Flip, was great at catching Salmon and other fish and smoking them in the smoker that he built (his family/ancestors were from Finland). They would be great neighbors to have!
Excellent list
Along with OTC meds, stock up on vitamins, both multivitamin/minerals and single type (Vitamin C, D, etc.)
Thanks for sharing your list. I have many but a few I don’t like foil, trash bags, duct tape 🤦♀️
Good list
zippo lighter with extra fluid. Keep with your matches. Where Matches fail the zippo prevails!
👍🏾silver tape is good also aluminum tape
Looking good on that 4 Patriots ad! 😉