Non food preparedness

Cocobeem · Cocobeem

The PREPAREDNESS issue continues to be on my mind pretty strongly lately... I was wondering what *skills* everyone thinks might be helpful in a doomsday scenario...? Now, if the whole doomsday scenario isn't something you like thinking about, that's fine... this probably won't be of much inter...

Roper · Roper

Maybe the "Non-food Prep" forum isn't the best place for this thread. So if not, dear moderator, please move it to a more appropriate place. I've been thinking that one of the best ways to be prepared for a disaster, where physical and emotional demands will take a huge toll on us, is to be healt...

mirkwood · mirkwood

You will note that Pres. Hinckely includes both mortal and spiritual weaponry in this statement. One without the other does not work.In reference to 3 Nephi 4:33* President Hinckley said: "While we must have science, while we must have education, while we must have arms, we must also have ri...

PollyAnna · PollyAnna

I am curious... what do you see as your biggest budget busters?? -- Edited by PollyAnna at 00:49, 2008-01-05

salesortonscom · salesortonscom

I was working on some projects over the weekend and was thinking about certain items that would make good additions to ones non food emergency items to have on hand. Almost everyone knows the value of a roll of duct tape but I've been using something for years that is almost as helpfull and even more in s...

rayb · rayb

Are you ready for Sunday? Are you ready for Mother's Day? What are you doing to prepare for this inevitability? That's right! It's Baaaaaaack!!! --Ray

bokbadok · bokbadok

I would like to have a back-up heat source, but don't really know what is optimal, as relating to costs and practicality. Wood burning stove comes to my mind first. Something medium to smallish that could double as a cooking surface seems like a good idea. Perceived limitations would be that it wo...

rayb · rayb

http://www.wikihow.com/Get-out-of-a-Car-That%27s-Hanging-over-a-Cliff

Valhalla · Valhalla

How many here include firearms as part of their preparations and their 72 hour kits, whether for hunting and/or self-defense? Do you believe they are a valid part? I know my branch president thinks I go a bit too far, but my past experience with criminal clients and what I have seen of human nature, espe...

rayb · rayb

http://www.wikihow.com/Survive-an-Encounter-with-Crocodile-or-Alligator

Valhalla · Valhalla

How many are really prepared as regards water? I was at church one night when home making was going on (I am not politically correct, I try not to say enrichment), and it was on 72 hour kits. Not one person, but my family, had any sort of water purification. Maybe a couple had those iodine tablets, but most...

Cat Herder · Cat Herder

Hey, I have a question... What do you do to get bath towels and dish towels to lose the stink they typically get? We wash them and dry them like the rest of the laundry, but get them wet again, and it is as smelly as if they had been wet and mildewy for a month... It is really disgusting and anno...

Cat Herder · Cat Herder

Here is a link to a real life story told by my wife's brother-in-law. I may have mentioned this account briefly in other threads... I didn't know they had posted this publicly. Anyway, thought some of you may appreciate reading this. Be advised, it is relatively graphic. ...

Tyro · Tyro

What kinds of problems do you envision befalling people who are in debt and don't get out of debt? Obviously, one problem that happens right away is a certain loss of freedom and choice in what to do with the money they earn--a certain amount has to go to creditors. That, in turn, limits what the...

lundbaek · lundbaek

As long as we are concerned about preparedness, we might do well to think about some of the possible senarios and multiple senarios we probably will have to deal with. Continued immigration from Mexico and integration of the Mexican culture into the American culture, with an accompanying increa...

Pink Floyd · Pink Floyd

It sounds like it is my problem, not yours. Right above this screen I am typing my response on, I see a box to change fonts with a drop down menu I can even do wingdings: LIke these guys are. OOPS, it looks like they don't work once I hit enter. I hope there aren't andy spelling error...

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	Mad Skills for the Coming Apocalypse (Preview) The PREPAREDNESS issue continues to be on my mind pretty strongly lately... I was wondering what skills everyone thinks might be helpful in a doomsday scenario...? Now, if the whole doomsday scenario isn't something you like thinking about, that's fine... this probably won't be of much inter...	Cocobeem	23	1510	Aug 21, 2007 by Euphrasie
	Health and Fitness (Preview) Maybe the "Non-food Prep" forum isn't the best place for this thread. So if not, dear moderator, please move it to a more appropriate place. I've been thinking that one of the best ways to be prepared for a disaster, where physical and emotional demands will take a huge toll on us, is to be healt...	Roper	34	1250	Jul 16, 2007 by Cocobeem
	Spiritual and Mortal Weaponry (Preview) You will note that Pres. Hinckely includes both mortal and spiritual weaponry in this statement. One without the other does not work.In reference to 3 Nephi 4:33* President Hinckley said: "While we must have science, while we must have education, while we must have arms, we must also have ri...	mirkwood	1	699	Jul 14, 2007 by Cocobeem
	budget-busters anonymous.... (Preview) I am curious... what do you see as your biggest *budget busters?? -- Edited by PollyAnna at 00:49, 2008-01-05*	PollyAnna	7	859	Jun 8, 2007 by rayb
	Another good item for emergency preparedness. (Preview) I was working on some projects over the weekend and was thinking about certain items that would make good additions to ones non food emergency items to have on hand. Almost everyone knows the value of a roll of duct tape but I've been using something for years that is almost as helpfull and even more in s...	salesortonscom	6	932	May 21, 2007 by PollyAnna
	Men: ARE YOU READY? (Preview) Are you ready for Sunday? Are you ready for Mother's Day? What are you doing to prepare for this inevitability? That's right! It's Baaaaaaack!!! --Ray	rayb	33	1475	May 15, 2007 by Cocobeem
	Alternate home heat source (Preview) I would like to have a back-up heat source, but don't really know what is optimal, as relating to costs and practicality. Wood burning stove comes to my mind first. Something medium to smallish that could double as a cooking surface seems like a good idea. Perceived limitations would be that it wo...	bokbadok	6	748	Apr 27, 2007 by Mahonri
	More important preparedness information... (Preview) http://www.wikihow.com/Get-out-of-a-Car-That%27s-Hanging-over-a-Cliff	rayb	8	1012	Apr 26, 2007 by rayb
	Firearms as part of preparedness (Preview) How many here include firearms as part of their preparations and their 72 hour kits, whether for hunting and/or self-defense? Do you believe they are a valid part? I know my branch president thinks I go a bit too far, but my past experience with criminal clients and what I have seen of human nature, espe...	Valhalla	32	1743	Apr 24, 2007 by rayb
	Important survival technique (Preview) http://www.wikihow.com/Survive-an-Encounter-with-Crocodile-or-Alligator	rayb	10	810	Mar 29, 2007 by Roper
	Water purification, preparedness (Preview) How many are really prepared as regards water? I was at church one night when home making was going on (I am not politically correct, I try not to say enrichment), and it was on 72 hour kits. Not one person, but my family, had any sort of water purification. Maybe a couple had those iodine tablets, but most...	Valhalla	3	693	Mar 28, 2007 by bokbadok
	Not really a preparedness issue... (Preview) Hey, I have a question... What do you do to get bath towels and dish towels to lose the stink they typically get? We wash them and dry them like the rest of the laundry, but get them wet again, and it is as smelly as if they had been wet and mildewy for a month... It is really disgusting and anno...	Cat Herder	7	839	Jan 8, 2007 by Euphrasie
	Preparedness in multiple ways... (Preview) Here is a link to a real life story told by my wife's brother-in-law. I may have mentioned this account briefly in other threads... I didn't know they had posted this publicly. Anyway, thought some of you may appreciate reading this. Be advised, it is relatively graphic. ...	Cat Herder	6	815	Nov 16, 2006 by Cat Herder
	Debt (Preview) What kinds of problems do you envision befalling people who are in debt and don't get out of debt? Obviously, one problem that happens right away is a certain loss of freedom and choice in what to do with the money they earn--a certain amount has to go to creditors. That, in turn, limits what the...	Tyro	7	731	Nov 8, 2006 by mirkwood
	Preparing for what ? (Preview) As long as we are concerned about preparedness, we might do well to think about some of the possible senarios and multiple senarios we probably will have to deal with. Continued immigration from Mexico and integration of the Mexican culture into the American culture, with an accompanying increa...	lundbaek	29	1497	Nov 8, 2006 by mirkwood
	Pink Floyd posting woes (Preview) It sounds like it is my problem, not yours. Right above this screen I am typing my response on, I see a box to change fonts with a drop down menu I can even do wingdings: LIke these guys are. OOPS, it looks like they don't work once I hit enter. I hope there aren't andy spelling error...	Pink Floyd	12	1352	Sep 1, 2006 by bokbadok
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