Yes chemical rated gas mask have been saving our lives living in methville Florida aka Interlachen They nearly finished my family off from the toxic chemicals. We taped our house shut with aluminum foil tape for four years soon . Running 5 activated carbon air filters inside. I’ve got a situation here worthy of a international story Worse Utility got involved Delivered 5 truckloads of their wood chips to x fire chief with a red card for fire fighters Ik post on x See ya later Author of Solar Independent Utility Systems Manual
Lilly, with the amount of electronic devices you have in your bag, I would recommend a larger faraday bag to keep all of them in. Solar charger included! It would be terrible to carry all that just to discover none of it is functioning in shtf situation. Good video! Keep it up! 👍
When hubby and I worked the wildfires in south Georgia some years back we were assigned to offer water support to a tribe of native Americans from Oklahoma that performed manual ground fire suppression and they taught us to always carry an unscented dryer sheet when in the woods as it acts better than any bug repellent. They tucked it in the back of their cap and let it flap down their neck and upper back and boy it does the trick!!! I would add a dryer sheet to my get home bag for sure 😊 Great video Lilly!
Ah yes, I forgot about this one! I could use this trick for my upcoming wedding down south!😊God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ, who is the name above all names & the only way to Heaven❤
If your trying to get home in an emergency, you’re not going to stop and fish for food. Swap the fishing kit for some high calorie snack bars and trail mix.
I bought rural remote old hse government medical dispensary here in Ireland 1yr ago. Literally middle of nowhere with acre of forest included around it. Concrete build,electric, water,sewerage etc all connected. The pinnacle is as it was dispensary it has a safe room,steel reinforced door and barred window. I paid 60k euro folks,,sweet.
I don’t care where you are in the world but the first thing to think about is defense, it’s great being prepared with kits and SHTF bags and gears but it’s not enough these days. Ten to fifteen years ago we were pure prepared individuals learning and sharing kits and gears but reality is harsher than we realized. It used to be get home safely with survival gears but now it’s get home in one piece. Shelter, first aid, food and water were the simple ideas. Muscle memory on defense is key to today’s survival strategy, not everyone can carry a gun which is understandable, but overlooking the alternative could be fatal in situations that can arise. Wild animals and neglected dogs are dangers that shouldn’t be overlooked, best way to deal with them is pepper spray or make your own with pepper extract and alcohol or vinegar.
aware and prepared? For a zombie apocalypse ? Get real, that gas mask alone cost 250 dollars and all together all that unrealistic stuff in that pack probably cost close to 2 grand! The rent, bills, food, responsible adult things that money could have been used for instead of nonsense like a zombie apocalypse which will NEVER happen! If you believes Zombies will be running around, you are completely ridiculous!
I would have added energy bars of some kind and there's no heat blanket and I didn't see a first Aid kit and bug spray , everything else is more than enough. ❤ Lilly.
A CBRN mask won't do you much good with many of the chemical agents; They are not just gases but mists and can penetrate your skin on contact with any contaminated surface. Also, many chemical agents have very different coatings that are completely ineffective for other agents. You would need a test kit to classify exactly what the hazard was. (simple example, ammonia is very different than chlorine and they are both very different for organic solvents). For B (biological) any N95 or better mask would work fine. The same for RN (radiological, nuclear) as it is primarily dusts from fallout that you would want to keep out of your lungs. ++ The cartridge may only have an operational life of 8-24 hours before it is saturated. I had to wear one while doing exposure testing for a benzine spill (with a Drager hand pump and glass indicator tube) and the levels were so high that I was 'tasting' benzine after 5 minutes of exposure. I quickly ran out of that area and the only work we did in that environment after that was while wearing a full suit with an airline supplying positive pressure air to the entire suit. The Drager sampler was supposed to be something like 10 or 20 pumps to get enough atmosphere inside so the tube would change color a certain distance along the glass tube. It went full dark after 3 pumps so he levels were beyond our ability to measure.
Good bag, but socks and a beanie should still fit into. It is a little different from mine . But mine doubles as a bug out bag.. If a gasmask is necessary is everybodys personal decision. For me it is to heavy on electronics. I also have a pair of good small binoculars but I keep no electronic divices in my bag , just a powerbank, headlamp and I rather have extra socks, long wool underwear , a emergency bivy and a couple tools like a big screwdriver, channellock pliers etc. . I do have masks ,radios etc but those stay home and go with some other items into an extra bag for the bug out case. Two 'EPA' meals plus a couple bars emergency food and instant coffee plus sugar, included is also a small esbit stove. About 3000 calories total. I do carry some very basic hygiene stuff, like a toothbrush, soap and a small comb also some.insect repellent and, most important: spare glases. Some cash is recommend and like you I still keep some space in the pack to ad a lethal and/or a non lethal device.
I live near Houston Texas and the petrochemical industry often have leaks, fires, & explosions (every year), evacuations plus cancer clusters, a Gas mask is something people should carry, the threat is real. A number of years ago a Chlorine truck crashed and birds were falling from the sky.
@@ApocGuy depends on a lot of factors. Wind, topography, humidity, temperature, etc…). There is or used to be a bunch of free software you can download from the US government (epa.gov) called MARPLOT, CAMEO, ALOHA, and RMPCOMP* that will help you model a chemical release scenario and map it. It’s crappy glitchy as hell and hard to use but it works eventually. I used to use them a lot when I was doing environmental consulting. Anhydrous Ammonia is a huge acute toxic chemical hazard that’s everywhere. Most of your industrial food storage and processing refrigeration units use it because it cheap and effective. It’s also used in many industrial chemical manufacturing processes. It’s most commonly transported by rail cars and in a worst case release scenario you don't want to be within approximately 3 miles of the leak if just one rail car leaks all its contents. This is especially true if it’s cold and low humidity. The ammonia will hug the ground. If it’s hot and humid the ammonia will float higher into the atmosphere and disperse more quickly and water vapor absorbs something like 8x its weight in ammonia which becomes aqua ammonia solution. It’ll stink like strong window cleaner and sting your skin but not give you a chemical burn unless you get it in your eyes or other sensitive area. If you ever want to find out what Extremely Hazardous Substances, the EPA’s term for highly regulated VERY toxic chemicals) are in your area you can legally do it several ways. You can visit a Federal Reading Room in your state and ask to see the Risk Management Plans that local industry has filed with the EPA. Alternatively you can file a state open records act (FOIA is for federal government agencies, not state) request to your local fire department or state/local jurisdiction emergency management agency for all Title 3 Community Right to Know Act Tier 2 annual chemical inventory reports commercial entities have to file every year. Don’t be surprised if you get some pushback and questions about why you want said info. You don’t have to answer them and they can’t legally deny you that info. You may even get visits from law enforcement if the bureaucratic Karen’s get stupid. I’m not responsible if you get put on a watchlist or get the full Monty colonoscopy treatment SSSS boarding pass gate rape treatment by the TSA every time you fly from now on if you try this.
@@ApocGuy If there is a strong enough wind blowing it could get up a fair ways as the wind whips it up over ground elevations, buildings and other features . It doesn't take much of a saturation for chlorine to kill you, incapacitate or make you very sick.
My bug out is similar. Only differences, I also have a portable HF transceiver KX3, goretex bivvy sack and Gen3 night vision monocular. Please always carry your gas mask in its own protective case and preferably mount it on your leg or at the very least at the top of your ruck for easy use. As a Marine, if I had carried my gas mask outside on my ruck - I would have been crucified. I like the idea of a Geiger counter. I need to add one and some potassium iodide tables. Thanks for the videos.
I agree with you !!!!! However, surviving after dirty bomb attack might be worth while …. As far as nuclear holocaust, my family and I live only 3 miles from US Space Force base - so, we will just get vaporized in an all out holocaust.
A couple of Alaskan hunting guides said even a 9mm can kill a bear with a head shot(s), but the bear can be on you in seconds. Have the weapon in a holster ready to go, they said.
If you are preparing for an ABC accident, you should consider more protection equipment, like an ABC blanket (check the SBU-67 Schutzumhang), strong plastic bags & tape for your feet, vinyl gloves, and of course extra water (only a few water filters on the market can handle radioactive or chemical contamination). A few analog dosimeters (Stabdosimeter FH39 from the Bundeswehr for example) will be more appropriate than the Geiger counter, since they don't require any energy supply, are EMP proof and will allow you to estimate the overall radiation dosis going into your body. Knowing this will be very helpfull once you get medical assistance. Dosimeters belong to the standard issue in the nuclear industry and the military.
Turds are hitting my fan now. We are w/o city water going on 24 hours now and the way they're talking, another 48. Good thing I put back a 30 day supply of water. Which we are using now. Also have a swimming pool I can use for the toilet. A tropical storm had just come thru yesterday dropping 8 inches of water. Had been collecting water for the plants. Just using up the 2 buckets full from that.
Just a recommendation both of these take a single double A battery the Streamlight takes a single AAA, a single AA or a single cr123a battery. Streamlight 88061 ProTac 1L-1AA 350-Lumen ThruNite TH20 Pro 1010 Lumen
I think carrying a box of vanilla birthday candles would be useful. a cammo stick, a parabolic hand-held microphone. You could listen to what is ahead of you before someone can spot you.
Thanks Lilly an excellent video! The only thing I would add would be a sprit burner such as a Trangia or similar and a small bottle of methylated spirits.
Hi Lilly, very nice get home bag. Everything ya need and not a lot of weight. Love the sneaking through the woods part. I never thought of using a tampon for tinder in a fire starting kit. Thanks for the idea. Great video. 🙂
That gas mask looks great. The ones that I have used when I was in military were not as nice as yours. Get extra filters as there are time limits on filters in use in contaminated areas. Good job Lilly!
You can put a particle filter on it and leave it there, a packed class II filter like she has there will last you a very long time. You are not in a closed space and you will not stay there either. If you do not make it with one filter then you already have too little food and drinking water with you. Pathogens can be filtered out of the water, chemical pollution cannot with a simple filter. I would rather take 1kg of water with me than 1/2 kilo of extra filter.
I would add small packs of snacks that wouldn't take up space in the backpack. 4patriots and My patriots are survival food companies that carry food bars you can eat on the go. I've purchased food bars from both. And there are protein bars you can buy at health food stores. Everybody doesn't know how to fish or trap small game for food. And you would have to cook what you catch,smoke or the smell of smoke can attract attention. Snacks allow you eat and still have maximum stealth.
@ParadisePrepper Looked them up on line,had many good reviews but they didn't have the food bars listed. They has some good food items I'm going to try like the powdered eggs. If they have powdered eggs that taste like the real thing they will have a loyal customer. Thanks.
Great stuff Lilly. I actually bought that radiation meter based on your review. Personally I would include food & water to negate the need for foraging and just focus on getting where you need to be.
Not to be a sad ham 😂, but a word of caution on the RT-5R radio: unless it is built differently for Europe, it only receives FM signal. It won't even tune down into kHz territory, but Lily does it right. She also carries a SW radio. If it has MW band, she can listen to AM broadcast.
@@SurvivalLillyCountyComm GP-7 is good for HF through FM, all modes. Around $100US. My best thing is a Kenwood TH-F6a (ham) radio which has broadband (.1 - 1300 mhz) all mode receive with 144, 220 & 440 transmit. (Limitations - No Digital modes, 12v charge and SMA antenna connector) Around $400US. Third option is one of those DC to IR😊 scanners.
Hi Lilly, you forgot sugar, magnesium & potassium supplements. There were two doctors hiking in the Amazon, one doctor developed leg cramps and was unable to continue. He hung in his hammock until the other doctor returned. He had no salt, no sugar, no potassium. He said as a doctor going into such a humid environment, i should have known better. Add a small bag of light brown sugar rather than refined sugar, and magnesium potassium asporotates capsules as supplements and you should be good to go. Cramps are never a good thing when you are on the move. Thanks for the video. Ich Liebe Dich. Auf wiedersehen.
@@penultimateh766pack according to your environment. However, these minerals are important wherever you may be. Salt is an absolute must have item, sugar as well. Low electrolytes or low blood sugar can be killers in any environment. Be safe out there. And keep watching Lilly for more great tips. Auf wiedersehen.
@@chrisdelong2932 Thanks. Incredible to think that Daniel Boone just dropped dead when he entered the woods without those supplements. All the stories of his adventures must have been lies.
3M sells adapters to turn the 40mm gas mask thread into a bayonet style filter for the 2091 (P100) and the 7093 cartridge filter. Both of these filters are P100/particulate filters, great for fire smoke, dust/dirt, and airborne viruses and bacteria. Only critique I'd offer. drop that terrible "night vision" thing, and replace the size/weight with some real food, like a jar of peanut butter. There's so much light coming out of the back end of that thing, you turn it on and it'll light up your position, and it will blind you once you take it off.
Very nice video Lilly!!! Very well prepared! Just a suggestion, I would get the mask bag to keep dust and debris out of your mask when you are not using it. Keep the videos coming! tchuss! vr, S
Lily instead of using a tampon, try getting an empty pill bottle and some cotton balls and vaseline. You stick the cotton balls in the vaseline covering most of the cotton ball. Then you put about 7 or 8 cotton balls covered in vaseline in the pill bottle. They will float on water and still burn. They are small and light and take up no more room than a pill bottle. They are easy to light and burn for a few minutes giving you time to add kindling. Try it but be careful to remove the cotton balls with a small stick to use for fire. If you get vaseline on your fingers and start a fire you could light your fingers on fire.
that is a good idea but the tampon has multi uses ie. 1st aid, shoe padding, trail markings, just saying but thanks for the heads up on the Vaseline :)
@@ParadisePrepper yes I teach first aid at fire departments and I always mention to the firefighters and first responders that a tampon is great for stopping bleeding if someone has been shot or has had a penetrating wound where something round stuck into them and was removed.
Zombies! . Please show the contents of the Fishing kit. That is so fabulous. Grab Lilly's bag and run. It way better than mine. (I hope I can outrun, Lilly)! Still, fun and good video for rethinking my get home bag. Thank you, Lilly.
Nice Set up Lilly look like your well prepared for any bad Scenario !! Few items In it I will consider buying....thanks for the great Video Appricate the post !!😊🙏🙏
It will go nuts with higher values but the most important thing is that it warns of fallout and that means putting on a mask so that radioactive particles don't get into your system.
@@rolf2721 That's what I thought at first, until I listened to several experts, they all say the same thing, these cheap geiger counters don't max out at higher radiation levels, they get overwhelmed and reset to zero! Which is extremely dangerous because it gives you a false sense of security. It's also been tested. For nuclear fallout, you need these Cold War-era pancake Geiger counters/nuclear survey meters that also detect alpha radiation.
@@x_VALTIEL_x if the radiation is that high you will know it, because only a nuclear meltdown or a nuclear bomb can cause this much radiation. I also have a geiger counter for high level radiation in this case. In case of this much radiation you need to shelter in your basement for at least 3 weeks, and you cannot go outside at all.
@@SurvivalLilly Nuclear meltdowns and b0mbs are what I'd use a Geiger counter for, mainly to check the radiation levels after the three weeks you mentioned. Because honestly, I wouldn't bet on the government telling the citizens in time if it's safe or not. Especially not the German government.
hello lily, the video you uploaded is very nice, I agree with all the materials, the only thing I would change is the backpack, I would prefer a more everyday backpack to not attract the attention of those around and at the same time be tactical and the second and very basic is 20 meters of climbing rope 8.5 mm 2 carabiners, and 2 safety straps
I like my Nitecore headlamp. Why? Because it has a built-in battery I can charge via USB-C and alternatively I can also use three AAA batteries which is really cool!
All that I would add would be a fresh pair of socks, a tarp and perhaps some protein bars or trail mix. Otherwise, great choices. Thanks for another great video.
I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the kislux leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.
Also would be a great addition if you find yourself in the woods a snugpak stratosphere one man tent it's amazing but of kit light weight and easy to use and doesn't take up much space
Hy Lilly. You dosen’t Show your First Aid Kit. I think this Kit is to Little. I have an IFAK in Military Standard plus Bubu Kit. When you Go outside for a Day or a Mission, why you Carry so much charching devises? I use 18650 Li-ion Akkus for my Flashlight and other things. They Last very long. The are AA and AAA Accus as Lithium ion Accus around, that you can Charge with usb-C. They also Last very long. Multitools are Good from Ganzo or Nextool. Flashlight i often use from Sofirn. The Tactical Series (with a t in the Number) are my Favoriten. When you pack expanders in the Bag, you can quick Set the Ponch in Roof Position.
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Yes chemical rated gas mask have been saving our lives living in methville Florida aka Interlachen
They nearly finished my family off from the toxic chemicals.
We taped our house shut with aluminum foil tape for four years soon . Running 5 activated carbon air filters inside.
I’ve got a situation here worthy of a international story
Worse Utility got involved
Delivered 5 truckloads of their wood chips to x fire chief with a red card for fire fighters Ik post on x
See ya later
Author of Solar Independent Utility Systems Manual
outstanding...u r awesome Lilly... ps...why not throw in some noodles? better than eating bugz!!
Lilly, with the amount of electronic devices you have in your bag, I would recommend a larger faraday bag to keep all of them in. Solar charger included!
It would be terrible to carry all that just to discover none of it is functioning in shtf situation.
Good video! Keep it up! 👍
Am I banned? Ok guess last had too many details.. check out my book Solar independent Utility systems manual
Thanks. You have,a link for compass watch?
When hubby and I worked the wildfires in south Georgia some years back we were assigned to offer water support to a tribe of native Americans from Oklahoma that performed manual ground fire suppression and they taught us to always carry an unscented dryer sheet when in the woods as it acts better than any bug repellent. They tucked it in the back of their cap and let it flap down their neck and upper back and boy it does the trick!!! I would add a dryer sheet to my get home bag for sure 😊 Great video Lilly!
What are those ? I live in Australia 🇦🇺 never heard of it
@@zaynevanday142dryersheet = fabric softener = Bounce or Downy. Unscented, I’m assuming to not give you away to others, animals.
Ah yes, I forgot about this one! I could use this trick for my upcoming wedding down south!😊God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ, who is the name above all names & the only way to Heaven❤
@@zaynevanday142 "Dryer sheet" is the American word for "flamethrower". It is little known.
@@penultimateh766never heard a laundry product called a flamethrower!
If your trying to get home in an emergency, you’re not going to stop and fish for food. Swap the fishing kit for some high calorie snack bars and trail mix.
True correction, but I would like to see what is included in the fishing set!
I disagree, only on leaving the fishing kit
Add Soylent Green instead of the fish kit.
The only thing I would add is an extra pair of wool socks. Oh, and a big bag of Doritos. LOL!
Fritos are an even better fire starter. Big grease bomb!
I would definitely add some MREs .
At least trail mix!
Lilly is the most competent woman I have ever met: she is definitely on the A Team when the zombie apocalypse begins...
I have a huge crush on Lilly.
The things are not happens like in the movies, there is no hero and not such scenarios you kill 1000 bad guys like John wick
@@petehart6722 How? That voice is revolting
She needs to breed. The world needs more women like this.
We are all making alternate plans, stocking up etc. Ty Lilly!
I bought rural remote old hse government medical dispensary here in Ireland 1yr ago. Literally middle of nowhere with acre of forest included around it. Concrete build,electric, water,sewerage etc all connected. The pinnacle is as it was dispensary it has a safe room,steel reinforced door and barred window. I paid 60k euro folks,,sweet.
I’m jealous
Bring it to Tennessee and I'll give you another thousand Euros, whatever they are! LOL!!
For urban survival a small crowbar
Pack a slingshot with steel or lead ball for ammo.
they're illegal in some places
@212caboose - During "Zombie Apocalypse" are you going to lay down and cry?
@PJMack- - Calm down, CLOWN. I WAS NOT TALKING TO YOU. 😎
too much weight
Or a pistol which is not appreciably heavier...
A proper utility axe will always come in handy!
Me: "I have the complete bug out bag"
Lilly: "Where's your night vision goggles and gas mask?"
Me: "Errrr, i didn't have of those"
I don’t care where you are in the world but the first thing to think about is defense, it’s great being prepared with kits and SHTF bags and gears but it’s not enough these days. Ten to fifteen years ago we were pure prepared individuals learning and sharing kits and gears but reality is harsher than we realized. It used to be get home safely with survival gears but now it’s get home in one piece. Shelter, first aid, food and water were the simple ideas. Muscle memory on defense is key to today’s survival strategy, not everyone can carry a gun which is understandable, but overlooking the alternative could be fatal in situations that can arise. Wild animals and neglected dogs are dangers that shouldn’t be overlooked, best way to deal with them is pepper spray or make your own with pepper extract and alcohol or vinegar.
Europe has pretty strict gun laws and it's not a good idea to put certain preps on your YT channel. ;)
@@rolf2721 I only comment, CZcams hates everyone. Remember to carry vinegar in a spray bottle for your salads, and stay safe.
Only thing I’d add is an immediate food item (eg, packet of nuts, cereal bars, etc.)
Thank you Lilly. Love to see people being aware and prepared ❤
aware and prepared? For a zombie apocalypse ? Get real, that gas mask alone cost 250 dollars and all together all that unrealistic stuff in that pack probably cost close to 2 grand! The rent, bills, food, responsible adult things that money could have been used for instead of nonsense like a zombie apocalypse which will NEVER happen! If you believes Zombies will be running around, you are completely ridiculous!
I would have added energy bars of some kind and there's no heat blanket and I didn't see a first Aid kit and bug spray , everything else is more than enough.
❤ Lilly.
A CBRN mask won't do you much good with many of the chemical agents; They are not just gases but mists and can penetrate your skin on contact with any contaminated surface.
Also, many chemical agents have very different coatings that are completely ineffective for other agents. You would need a test kit to classify exactly what the hazard was. (simple example, ammonia is very different than chlorine and they are both very different for organic solvents).
For B (biological) any N95 or better mask would work fine. The same for RN (radiological, nuclear) as it is primarily dusts from fallout that you would want to keep out of your lungs.
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The cartridge may only have an operational life of 8-24 hours before it is saturated. I had to wear one while doing exposure testing for a benzine spill (with a Drager hand pump and glass indicator tube) and the levels were so high that I was 'tasting' benzine after 5 minutes of exposure. I quickly ran out of that area and the only work we did in that environment after that was while wearing a full suit with an airline supplying positive pressure air to the entire suit. The Drager sampler was supposed to be something like 10 or 20 pumps to get enough atmosphere inside so the tube would change color a certain distance along the glass tube. It went full dark after 3 pumps so he levels were beyond our ability to measure.
Good bag, but socks and a beanie should still fit into.
It is a little different from mine .
But mine doubles as a bug out bag..
If a gasmask is necessary is everybodys personal decision.
For me it is to heavy on electronics.
I also have a pair of good small binoculars but I keep no electronic divices in my bag , just a powerbank, headlamp and I rather have extra socks, long wool underwear , a emergency bivy and a couple tools like a big screwdriver, channellock pliers etc. .
I do have masks ,radios etc but those stay home and go with some other items into an extra bag for the bug out case.
Two 'EPA' meals plus a couple bars emergency food and instant coffee plus sugar, included is also a small esbit stove.
About 3000 calories total.
I do carry some very basic hygiene stuff, like a toothbrush, soap and a small comb also some.insect repellent and, most important:
spare glases.
Some cash is recommend and like you I still keep some space in the pack to ad a lethal and/or a non lethal device.
I live near Houston Texas and the petrochemical industry often have leaks, fires, & explosions (every year), evacuations plus cancer clusters, a Gas mask is something people should carry, the threat is real. A number of years ago a Chlorine truck crashed and birds were falling from the sky.
Chlorine is heavier than air, I don't think chlorine alone would be able to get that far up in the air to kill those birds ...
@@ApocGuy U are assuming truck was at ground level and not on raised overpass when it crashed. I-10 ramp in Houston is 103 feet tall.
@@miken7629 my bad, I wasn't aware of that.fact still stand if birds were flying over the crash site, but if the were flying under, you are correct.
@@ApocGuy depends on a lot of factors. Wind, topography, humidity, temperature, etc…).
There is or used to be a bunch of free software you can download from the US government (epa.gov) called MARPLOT, CAMEO, ALOHA, and RMPCOMP* that will help you model a chemical release scenario and map it. It’s crappy glitchy as hell and hard to use but it works eventually. I used to use them a lot when I was doing environmental consulting.
Anhydrous Ammonia is a huge acute toxic chemical hazard that’s everywhere. Most of your industrial food storage and processing refrigeration units use it because it cheap and effective. It’s also used in many industrial chemical manufacturing processes. It’s most commonly transported by rail cars and in a worst case release scenario you don't want to be within approximately 3 miles of the leak if just one rail car leaks all its contents. This is especially true if it’s cold and low humidity. The ammonia will hug the ground. If it’s hot and humid the ammonia will float higher into the atmosphere and disperse more quickly and water vapor absorbs something like 8x its weight in ammonia which becomes aqua ammonia solution. It’ll stink like strong window cleaner and sting your skin but not give you a chemical burn unless you get it in your eyes or other sensitive area.
If you ever want to find out what Extremely Hazardous Substances, the EPA’s term for highly regulated VERY toxic chemicals) are in your area you can legally do it several ways. You can visit a Federal Reading Room in your state and ask to see the Risk Management Plans that local industry has filed with the EPA. Alternatively you can file a state open records act (FOIA is for federal government agencies, not state) request to your local fire department or state/local jurisdiction emergency management agency for all Title 3 Community Right to Know Act Tier 2 annual chemical inventory reports commercial entities have to file every year. Don’t be surprised if you get some pushback and questions about why you want said info. You don’t have to answer them and they can’t legally deny you that info. You may even get visits from law enforcement if the bureaucratic Karen’s get stupid. I’m not responsible if you get put on a watchlist or get the full Monty colonoscopy treatment SSSS boarding pass gate rape treatment by the TSA every time you fly from now on if you try this.
@@ApocGuy If there is a strong enough wind blowing it could get up a fair ways as the wind whips it up over ground elevations, buildings and other features . It doesn't take much of a saturation for chlorine to kill you, incapacitate or make you very sick.
My bug out is similar. Only differences, I also have a portable HF transceiver KX3, goretex bivvy sack and Gen3 night vision monocular. Please always carry your gas mask in its own protective case and preferably mount it on your leg or at the very least at the top of your ruck for easy use. As a Marine, if I had carried my gas mask outside on my ruck - I would have been crucified. I like the idea of a Geiger counter. I need to add one and some potassium iodide tables. Thanks for the videos.
i think if there is a nuclear apcalypse our lives wouldnt be worth living, even if you have state of the art nuclear shelter¨bunker¨
I agree with you !!!!! However, surviving after dirty bomb attack might be worth while …. As far as nuclear holocaust, my family and I live only 3 miles from US Space Force base - so, we will just get vaporized in an all out holocaust.
@@johnleclair663 haha i hope space base is not a target
@@nitrofleshnot having to work and retire doesn't sound too bad to me, sign me up!
@@MrChum1987 you do the signing at Biden, Putin or Stoltenbergs address. Maybe they can do something for you
I would add a bucket hat with brim and add sun block cream.
or in the winter I add a beanie and wool socks
@@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124 Spare (outdoor) socks are very practical, even in summer.
You never know, how long you will have to walk.
i was content just to let things happen, and then there was Lilly :)
@@aquaquest-h2d where did u order this from may i ask
Dont count on her to save you. Lol
@@yakfishin4912 no, when you bug out, you bug out alone :)
Thanks Lilly! Great job with the bag! ☮️&🌱
A couple of Alaskan hunting guides said even a 9mm can kill a bear with a head shot(s), but the bear can be on you in seconds. Have the weapon in a holster ready to go, they said.
An Alaskan native killed a bear with a .22 LR. Cited in "The Book of the .22"
There's no bears in Austria or Germany
@@TeutonicNordwindplenty of biped predators in europe. be armed in any way possible.
If you are preparing for an ABC accident, you should consider more protection equipment, like an ABC blanket (check the SBU-67 Schutzumhang), strong plastic bags & tape for your feet, vinyl gloves, and of course extra water (only a few water filters on the market can handle radioactive or chemical contamination). A few analog dosimeters (Stabdosimeter FH39 from the Bundeswehr for example) will be more appropriate than the Geiger counter, since they don't require any energy supply, are EMP proof and will allow you to estimate the overall radiation dosis going into your body. Knowing this will be very helpfull once you get medical assistance. Dosimeters belong to the standard issue in the nuclear industry and the military.
I’ve got a WW2 Prismatic compass for greater accuracy ❤
Turds are hitting my fan now. We are w/o city water going on 24 hours now and the way they're talking, another 48. Good thing I put back a 30 day supply of water. Which we are using now. Also have a swimming pool I can use for the toilet. A tropical storm had just come thru yesterday dropping 8 inches of water. Had been collecting water for the plants. Just using up the 2 buckets full from that.
@@bertkelly7650 We got 13 1/2 inches from Debby when she stalled out over south Georgia. Stay safe through these tough times 🙏
Always love your videos Lily! Thank you for your time and effort.
Hi Lily, I know they aren't tactical, but would recommend adding a bandanna and a bit of wire to your bag. JMHO Dave
I use #36 bankline instead of paracord.
Just a recommendation
both of these take a single double A battery the Streamlight takes a single AAA, a single AA or a single cr123a battery.
Streamlight 88061 ProTac 1L-1AA 350-Lumen
ThruNite TH20 Pro 1010 Lumen
Hello from my Wisconsin Farm!
I think carrying a box of vanilla birthday candles would be useful. a cammo stick, a parabolic hand-held microphone. You could listen to what is ahead of you before someone can spot you.
Vanilla birthday candles?
parabolic mic, that is a good idea, THANKS!!!
Thank you Lilly, for all that you do.
I am learning a lot. 😃👍
Thanks Lilly an excellent video! The only thing I would add would be a sprit burner such as a Trangia or similar and a small bottle of methylated spirits.
Dang Lilly great organisation I like 👍 your kit 🔥
How crazy, just yesterday I was thinking when you will release a video like this. Great video🙌. Hello from Israel 🇮🇱🎗️
@@Navehadad Praying for all of you in Israel 🙏
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Hi Lilly, very nice get home bag. Everything ya need and not a lot of weight. Love the sneaking through the woods part. I never thought of using a tampon for tinder in a fire starting kit. Thanks for the idea. Great video. 🙂
I’m liking your Gas mask quality 🔥
I have a big blue 28 watt foldable. It has 3 usb ports and is no bigger than a paperback book when folded.
Can you provide more info on the AM/FM/ Ham radio pls
Baofeng UV-5R
Good rainy morning from Trinidad, in the Caribbean. Great content.
Welcome to Camp Teotwawki
Yes!!
That gas mask looks great. The ones that I have used when I was in military were not as nice as yours. Get extra filters as there are time limits on filters in use in contaminated areas. Good job Lilly!
You can put a particle filter on it and leave it there, a packed class II filter like she has there will last you a very long time. You are not in a closed space and you will not stay there either. If you do not make it with one filter then you already have too little food and drinking water with you. Pathogens can be filtered out of the water, chemical pollution cannot with a simple filter. I would rather take 1kg of water with me than 1/2 kilo of extra filter.
A wish a have a Lilli in my backpack. Than a have te gear end the knowledge 😊
I would add small packs of snacks that wouldn't take up space in the backpack. 4patriots and My patriots are survival food companies that carry food bars you can eat on the go. I've purchased food bars from both. And there are protein bars you can buy at health food stores. Everybody doesn't know how to fish or trap small game for food. And you would have to cook what you catch,smoke or the smell of smoke can attract attention. Snacks allow you eat and still have maximum stealth.
nutrient survival has more nutritious ones, cost is more but worth it
@ParadisePrepper Looked them up on line,had many good reviews but they didn't have the food bars listed. They has some good food items I'm going to try like the powdered eggs. If they have powdered eggs that taste like the real thing they will have a loyal customer. Thanks.
BLESSINGS from the Fisher Family on the West Coast of Canada 🔥
Good to see you again Lilly. Ty
Love your show, Lilly. You are one of my faves. Trustworthy😊
Good morning Lilly, I'm talking about Brazil, great work, keep it up
This is one of the best videos I've found on the subject. Great job, Lily!
My compass is in my watch 😂 it’s a Protrek barometer, Compass, Altimeter
Casio makes good multi-function watches like that as well
My get home bag is a 9mm...
i'm a fan of the cross bow, although i dabble with archery from time to time
Same here Allan.
I got that night vision for night hunting.
If shf happens I have crossbows for night hunting.
Don't attract attention stuff.
I love your choice of watches.
I'm impressed !
Great stuff Lilly. I actually bought that radiation meter based on your review. Personally I would include food & water to negate the need for foraging and just focus on getting where you need to be.
I used to use Leathermans 😂 I used Gerber once and never looked back 😂
Very nice and well thought out 😉
Not to be a sad ham 😂, but a word of caution on the RT-5R radio: unless it is built differently for Europe, it only receives FM signal. It won't even tune down into kHz territory, but Lily does it right. She also carries a SW radio. If it has MW band, she can listen to AM broadcast.
Those indeed are fm only radios...
Ups I thought it can do AM as well. My bad. Sorry guys
@@SurvivalLilly no sweat, Lily you have it covered. Just making sure others do as well.
@@SurvivalLillyCountyComm GP-7 is good for HF through FM, all modes. Around $100US. My best thing is a Kenwood TH-F6a (ham) radio which has broadband (.1 - 1300 mhz) all mode receive with 144, 220 & 440 transmit. (Limitations - No Digital modes, 12v charge and SMA antenna connector) Around $400US. Third option is one of those DC to IR😊 scanners.
I’ve seen a bunch of GHB and I’d have to say I like your set up. Nice!👍🏽
Hi Lilly, you forgot sugar, magnesium & potassium supplements. There were two doctors hiking in the Amazon, one doctor developed leg cramps and was unable to continue. He hung in his hammock until the other doctor returned. He had no salt, no sugar, no potassium. He said as a doctor going into such a humid environment, i should have known better. Add a small bag of light brown sugar rather than refined sugar, and magnesium potassium asporotates capsules as supplements and you should be good to go. Cramps are never a good thing when you are on the move. Thanks for the video. Ich Liebe Dich. Auf wiedersehen.
What if I live in Alaska?
@@penultimateh766pack according to your environment. However, these minerals are important wherever you may be. Salt is an absolute must have item, sugar as well. Low electrolytes or low blood sugar can be killers in any environment. Be safe out there. And keep watching Lilly for more great tips. Auf wiedersehen.
@@chrisdelong2932 Thanks. Incredible to think that Daniel Boone just dropped dead when he entered the woods without those supplements. All the stories of his adventures must have been lies.
@@penultimateh766 you won't kill a rabbit , raccoon, possum or squirrel and eat it ,
will you?
@@medini2 I have. And out of necessity to.
Congratulations , Lilly,you are Best survivor ❤
Just now saw gideonstactical video about blades and now this. Time to prepare myself seriously then.
I would recommend a power pack as well. It’s not a good idea to charge delicate electronic devices directly from the solar panel.
3M sells adapters to turn the 40mm gas mask thread into a bayonet style filter for the 2091 (P100) and the 7093 cartridge filter. Both of these filters are P100/particulate filters, great for fire smoke, dust/dirt, and airborne viruses and bacteria. Only critique I'd offer. drop that terrible "night vision" thing, and replace the size/weight with some real food, like a jar of peanut butter. There's so much light coming out of the back end of that thing, you turn it on and it'll light up your position, and it will blind you once you take it off.
Very nice video Lilly!!! Very well prepared! Just a suggestion, I would get the mask bag to keep dust and debris out of your mask when you are not using it. Keep the videos coming! tchuss! vr, S
Great kits with valuable items !
Good video as always !
I like your stuff , but realistically you would probably need clothing layers and a bigger pack .
PS...
The "Perry Farrell" vision feature on the mask is fantastic!😂😊
Peripheral...took me a few seconds as well 😅
Failing to plan = Planning to fail. It's called complacency.
Lily instead of using a tampon, try getting an empty pill bottle and some cotton balls and vaseline. You stick the cotton balls in the vaseline covering most of the cotton ball. Then you put about 7 or 8 cotton balls covered in vaseline in the pill bottle. They will float on water and still burn. They are small and light and take up no more room than a pill bottle. They are easy to light and burn for a few minutes giving you time to add kindling. Try it but be careful to remove the cotton balls with a small stick to use for fire. If you get vaseline on your fingers and start a fire you could light your fingers on fire.
that is a good idea but the tampon has multi uses ie. 1st aid, shoe padding, trail markings, just saying but thanks for the heads up on the Vaseline :)
@@ParadisePrepper yes I teach first aid at fire departments and I always mention to the firefighters and first responders that a tampon is great for stopping bleeding if someone has been shot or has had a penetrating wound where something round stuck into them and was removed.
@@firegirl441fromga6 haha, it plugs up a bunch of different holes, so to speak. Thanks for confirming that it is safe and semi sterile :)
Zombies! . Please show the contents of the Fishing kit. That is so fabulous. Grab Lilly's bag and run. It way better than mine. (I hope I can outrun, Lilly)! Still, fun and good video for rethinking my get home bag. Thank you, Lilly.
Nice Set up Lilly look like your well prepared for any bad Scenario !! Few items In it I will consider buying....thanks for the great Video Appricate the post !!😊🙏🙏
Btw these geiger counters will be useless for radioactive fallout, they're only designed for small levels of radiaton.
It will go nuts with higher values but the most important thing is that it warns of fallout and that means putting on a mask so that radioactive particles don't get into your system.
@@rolf2721 That's what I thought at first, until I listened to several experts, they all say the same thing, these cheap geiger counters don't max out at higher radiation levels, they get overwhelmed and reset to zero! Which is extremely dangerous because it gives you a false sense of security. It's also been tested. For nuclear fallout, you need these Cold War-era pancake Geiger counters/nuclear survey meters that also detect alpha radiation.
@@x_VALTIEL_x if the radiation is that high you will know it, because only a nuclear meltdown or a nuclear bomb can cause this much radiation. I also have a geiger counter for high level radiation in this case. In case of this much radiation you need to shelter in your basement for at least 3 weeks, and you cannot go outside at all.
@@SurvivalLilly Nuclear meltdowns and b0mbs are what I'd use a Geiger counter for, mainly to check the radiation levels after the three weeks you mentioned. Because honestly, I wouldn't bet on the government telling the citizens in time if it's safe or not. Especially not the German government.
..great ideas and to prepare for some emergencies.
Maybe store the gas mask in a bag to keep it clean & free from bugs.
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The expiry date on the filter only applies to an unopened unit. Once opened it has a 30 day life.
realna expirace neotevrenecho filtru je 20let +
Always carry a coat and some food. It's called fishing not catching for a reason. Otherwise a well thought out kit.
Ya a small folding military can opener takes up almost no space. And a can or two of sardines or spam.
Some great stuff in those bags!❤
Great bag but replace the fishing kit with an couple of MRE's or freeze dried meal's.
Spare socks...
Great video Lilly, thank you for sharing it. 😊
hello lily, the video you uploaded is very nice, I agree with all the materials, the only thing I would change is the backpack, I would prefer a more everyday backpack to not attract the attention of those around and at the same time be tactical and the second and very basic is 20 meters of climbing rope 8.5 mm 2 carabiners, and 2 safety straps
Great Video... Travel Wipes would be nifty.
I like my Nitecore headlamp. Why? Because it has a built-in battery I can charge via USB-C and alternatively I can also use three AAA batteries which is really cool!
That pocket alarm is a nice addition. I should pick a few of those up for my kits.
the Dollar tree has door alarms that could work
All that I would add would be a fresh pair of socks, a tarp and perhaps some protein bars or trail mix. Otherwise, great choices. Thanks for another great video.
Night vision and thermal are very important at night.
I really love your taste and style always so chic. My faves would be the kislux leather backpack and the Swarovski pave diamond ring so gorg. Thank you for your recommendations.
Hi Lilly from Dublin Ireland,☘️
Thanks Lilly !!!
Love these videos…but I’m not seeing a zombie locator in her equipment, like a gps zombie tracker to know where they are…😅😅
Also would be a great addition if you find yourself in the woods a snugpak stratosphere one man tent it's amazing but of kit light weight and easy to use and doesn't take up much space
My mom bought one kislux and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.
Hy Lilly.
You dosen’t Show your First Aid Kit.
I think this Kit is to Little.
I have an IFAK in Military Standard plus Bubu Kit.
When you Go outside for a Day or a Mission, why you Carry so much charching devises?
I use 18650 Li-ion Akkus for my Flashlight and other things.
They Last very long.
The are AA and AAA Accus as Lithium ion Accus around, that you can Charge with usb-C.
They also Last very long.
Multitools are Good from Ganzo or Nextool.
Flashlight i often use from Sofirn.
The Tactical Series (with a t in the Number) are my Favoriten.
When you pack expanders in the Bag, you can quick Set the Ponch in Roof Position.
Neat bag set, see Corporals Corner sold an APO1 knife on his Etsy store a few days ago. Looked good as if it was still new.