YOU MUST STOCKPILE These Free Items
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- This video shows several items that preppers can stockpile for free.
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Over fifty years ago, my Dad would roll up newspapers, tie them with string, and store them in the rafters in the basement.
We were without power for at least a week during a winter ice storm in the early '70's.
Burning Dad's "paper logs" in the fireplace kept us warm until power was restored.
I save old clothes for when SHTF. I have a strong feeling that they will fit again.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I've never lost money on any prep that I've ever invested in.
TOP 2 FREE PREPS: Improve your relationship with God and improve your mental and physical health and well-being!
Thanks again JR! 🙏
You’re welcome Corey! Thanks for watching!
Saving old clothes as material, to make clothes in the future, when there's no place to buy the material.
Old clothes would make great quilts, window quilts and kids clothing.
Jean material makes a real warm heavy quilt.❤
Thanks for sharing Judy!
As long as they are cotton
A couple of my grandma’s old quilts that she used jeans of my grandpa’s and his overhauls and made heavy, heavy quilts
unwearable t shirts cut into strips make nice ties for stake vegetables in the garden
Anyone over 50 has been saving most of this stuff since we we're 20. Things our parents did and it stuck.
We get a plastic 2 1/4 gallon publix cat litter and clean it out well, and I used them to store water. Came in handy when we broke a pipe and couldn't flush. They came in handy. We had about 50 of them ready to go.
Really great list! Thanks!
My mom has been storing stuff in cat litter buckets and it makes so much sense to me! They're clean, you just wipe them out from dust, water proof, sturdy and they usually have a good handle on them.
Thanks for watching!
I love your channel. You use common sense. Most people don't have it. I have been taking care of my mom, she grew up during the depression. You should see what people during that time do. I had to clean her house.
Thank you.
I don’t blame people who grew up during the depression. My grandparents grew up during ww2, everything was gold for them.
@@user-bi8ko7kc6h thank you.
Wait, you said "common ... WHAT? Like... pennies?
😉
Is it common sense if almost nobody has it anymore? Wouldn’t now be uncommon sense?
All my 5 gallon buckets were free from my grocery store
Nice!
My daughter made donuts and I got the icing buckets great
I've been Prepping since the late 70's and I have a few different camp stoves with quite a bit of fuel for each. I live on my farm so I have plenty of firewood and a few fire rings. I buy soda pop in glass bottles once in a while and save them. They can store water till you need them to put homemade ketchup in. Most of my dry foods and other dry stuff I keep in large airtight totes. I also store liquid cleaning supplies in large totes and I store liquid foods like ketchup, mustard, etc in large totes. I have a butt load of first aid supplies in large totes. I store sugar, potato flakes, powdered milk, etc in new 50cal ammo cans with rubber seals to keep out rodents and moisture. The expense of the cans is nothing for keeping those foods fresh. Keep Prepping my friends.
Haunt your local thrift store for shoelaces, cast iron, copper bottom pots, new toiletries (hotel take-aways) wool sweaters in unpopular colors,, gloves, hair clippers & hair scissors, mismatched tools, items that will work just fine with a fresh battery or new light bulb, weather radios.......almost anything will show up if you browse often enough.
Thanks for watching Caren!
You’re giving away all the good freebie finds 😂😂 every time I go to the store I grabbed a stack of the free newspaper and real estate paper ads out front. And even if they’re not free, your grocery store’s deli will probably have food grade buckets with lids which are perfect for storing dog and cat food in! Great post JR!
Thank you!
I do every one of these! Also want to add if that’s ok : the bags that grocery stores use for bags of oranges or potatoes, can be combined to create a sponge for cleaning dishes etc
Thanks for sharing!
Didn't know that. Thank you😀
Flatten paperclip for mini screwdriver..new one. Thanks
You’re welcome Marie! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I collect every free bag the dentist gives me.
As a kid I grew up using bread bags to keep my feet dry in snowy Indiana winters.
I reuse and reseal 24 oz spaghetti jars for dry beans. I use an Avid Amour vacuum sealer I found on Amazon but sealing isn't necessary for short-term storage. One pound of dry beans fits perfectly in the jar. No worries about mice.
Many states have websites where you can order free road maps. I bundle several maps from my surrounding states together and vacuum seal them to keep them clean and dry. They fit nicely in a glove box or bug out/get home bag.
I worked in bakeries for years. I still get free empty buttercream 5 gallon buckets at grocery store bakeries. All you have to do is ask nicely
Thanks for sharing Bonnie!
Stores in my area charge for them, usually $1
I get the free little newspapers and also take home the papers from work that would just get tossed. I never lack for fire starters.
I save the detergent bottles with the spout to take camping for an outdoor shower. I spray paint them black and fill and leave in the sun all day. When shower time comes the water is good and hot. Also we wash and rinse dishes with them too
Thrift shops can be good for hurricane lamps also
I have a glass jar full of assorted nuts and bolts that was my grandfather's. He passed in the early 80's. Its about as full as when I got it. I use things from it to fix things, but I also add odd nuts in bolts to it. There have been many times when it saved me a trip to the store because it had just the right bolt or nut that I needed.
Especially mustard for those small campfire burns, and flavor 😅
Thanks for watching Bill!
@@diypreppertv 😊 how do you "activate" charcoal?
I enjoy your channel very much and I appreciate that you’ve found the balance between being realistic and encouraging. Some channels just promote the idea that the sky is falling and make everything seem as if it’s hopeless, others just seem to have their heads in the sand. You provide solid common sense information.
J.R. they are called "Deli Containers". You are correct, they are great. They are designed to hold liquids or "liquidy" stuff, so the lid lock really well.
Thanks for sharing Bill!
A Lot of businesses throw out plastic spools. I've got a local electrician who keeps them for me. Also scavenging for loot in the creek has supplied me with a variety of free stuff. Really like your videos 👍
Thank you!
Good ideas JR , I take the plastic coffee container put a roll of toilet paper in it stash it behind the seat of my truck, for my own SHTF moment on the road ! 😂
Thank you so much for helping us out, I’m new to prepping and on a very tight budget do to cancer so I really appreciate you!!! 🦋
You’re welcome! Thanks for commenting!
Thanks JR, Brother your the best. While this is not something that most people would consider as a prep, your health is very important especially if medical care is no longer available. Well this is probably the strangest prep you'll hear about, but here goes, I went for a colonoscopy this morning. There's no denying that prepping for this really sucks, but I'm now glad I did it. They removed a polyp that left unchecked could turn cancerous. Get your health in order, get your house in order and get right with our Lord, really bad times are coming.
I save candle stubs (last inch or two) to use for fire starters. I've managed to get a fire going in moderate rain while camping by making sure that they are somewhat covered by other wood (at least a couple inches above). Light the candle and feed thin kindling in over the flame. The candle will burn for several minutes - lots of time to get things going
Thanks for sharing!
Recycle ♻️ reuse reduce from landfills🎉
Thanks for watching Karen!
Thank You JR , I love watching your Survival Series. I learn something new with each Series!
Thank you David!
😊 our county recycling center is a really good place to pick up all kinds of materials. I've picked up a lot of books for the grandkids and for me
Thanks for sharing Heidi!
So glad you saved those useful books 📚 from the shredder!
Lots of great information been
Doing a lot of things like this for Lots of years. I'm in my 80s I hope people will listen to you. God bless you 🙏 and yours 😊 ❤
Thank you Jane!
Plastic peanut butter jars are an ideal replacement for glass jars, they're clear and less prone to breaking plus they come in different sizes
And plastic mayonnaise jars too! They're good for liquids, since they seal well at the top.
Missed it - will go back & look for your knot video. You're a good teacher & I know you would show the most useful.
Thank you !
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Charcoal Chimney is a definite no-brainer. Reusable many, many, many times and no need to buy charcoal lighter fluid. I grab free papers at convenience stores to use with the chimney.
I have always saved unused items when eating out. I used to save the Honey packets from KFC 🍗 before I saw it ... ISN'T REAL HONEY! 😳 All these useful items do add up quickly. Thanks JR. 🇺🇸
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
McDonald's honey 🍯 🐝 pots for tea 🍵 is real honey. I make sure I always say REAL, or PURE honey, NOT honey mustard, for my 🐔🍗 nuggets. Then save in my cool bag whatever is left over.
Love this. Always waiting for your videos. Love from from the Philippines. 🌌
Thank you!
Thank you for helping us prep on a budget!! I love your channel!!!!
Pray, prep, and pray some more!!!!🙏❤🙏
I try to reuse most of these items in my day to day life. I never really considered them to be prepper items. Now I do.
I get napkins and matches every time I go in to a gas station. If the have wrapped plastic silverware I grab them also
Excellent ideas!
Thank you Millie!
I loved your video on knot tying. I never knew about some of those knots. I remember a couple but really need to go back and watch it again. This was a really good video about free stuff too. I save many of these items and am glad to know that I am not the only one.
Thanks jr. I love your videos ❤
Thank you Suzanne!
Great ideas. Free or almost free is always good! I always enjoy your videos, keep 'em coming!
in scouting many moons ago on a 4 days camp each group had to start the days camp fires (for cooking and warmth.) so on my day it poured down raining, i mean so much rain noah was looking for critters to board. we were on our daily 5 mile hike but if it was your turn to start the fires you got a cart ride about 10 minutes before the group was to hike in.(again for cooking and warmth.) most of the dads laughed because as i departed they thought it raining there goes the fire. as i got in had my fire starter ready (lint, wood saw dust, wax and vasaline) i built up the wood, place my fire starter under the pile and lite it. started right up added bigger peices of wood and had a nice fire as the scouts came in (wasn't hard to get started). the adults were impressed (young scouts didn't even ask, they assume it would be there) (as adults they thought adults knew it all) boy do they have a lot to learn. never told them how i did it (really no secret) ate, keep warm that night setting around the fire. knew free stuff does work well when in need and you use the old brain.
Amazing list JR!! Thanks for the great info!!
love your show. thanks. God bless
Thank you Sherry!
Those little plastic bowls or oval trays used to package microwaveable frozen meals can be washed (by hand or in the dishwasher) and saved for other uses. They are a good alternative to buying disposable paper plates or paper bowls if clean water is in short supply. They can also be useful if you want to feed soup or stew or rice and beans to some survivors of a disaster but do not want to risk that they will walk off with your good plates or bowls.
Love your videos!! Thank you!!
Thank you for sharing this video. I have saved back most of the items mentioned in the video.
Great video, JR. Very informative, keep them coming.
Thank you, JR.
Another great video! Thank you and God Bless
ty for ideas
I really enjoy your channel. Straight forward prepping tips without the doom and gloom.
Living in the country, rodents are an ongoing issue. I store just about any food item that comes in a box in glass jars, in my daily use pantry. Half gallon and gallon glass jars work well for flour, sugar, dry noodles etc.
I wish you were my neighbor. Ha ha ha 😂
Thank you Charles!
The plastic coffee cans are great for baking goods like flour sugar masa and such I've had brown sugar in one stay good for use over a year
Thanks
Thank you.
You’re welcome Charles! Thanks for watching!
Great tips!
Love the channel. Now my official go to for prepping advice. Keep up the good work sir!
Thank you Mike!
I took control of the twist-tie black market years ago!
We've also been keeping certain glass and plastic bottles to clean and repurpose. And who doesn't have coffee cans full of old screws and nails in the garage or basement? 😅
THKS
You’re welcome David!
Water in a laundry detergent bottle is best for hand washing but not for washing dishes
Yay! Here right at the start! Watching now 😅
Thanks for watching!
Laughing at the image of the “lord of the dance” situation!
Yeah, it was quite a sight. Lol
We save for prepping kit, sometimes for months.
JR, I do all these items. Just a poor boy from Mississippi.
I always get extra napkins and condiments. The center console of my car is full of stuff thats free
👍 TyVm.
Be careful when storing cardboard, roaches love using them for nest.
Sams club bakery gives the buckets and lids for free. You just have to ask!!! Food grade!
Hello . I'm watching from Kenya 🇰🇪....but there are no survival gear in my country . The ones available like Leatherman are at a price higher than my salary😢
"rAAAAAAAAt" 😂
Thanks for watching!
ROFL!! It was a RAAAAAT.
Raaaaaat 😂 ✌️
Lol
Great video, I'm well prepared, but can always improve! I'm 74 with bad Knees and a bad shoulder so I plan to shelter and take as many as I can...and survive! Being a veteran means Uncle Sugar taught me how!