Now dirt cheap - priceless in the crisis

Do you also think about the small, inconspicuous things? Everything that is now taken for granted will not be available in a crisis. Now is the time to take precautions. Now some products and everyday items are cheap. My tip: Every time you go shopping, simply buy one more item from the list. And that's not noticeable. Here are a few ideas:

Flour

The basic ingredient for bread, cookies, cakes, pasta, etc. Currently available to buy without any problems. Buy one more pack than you need for this purchase. Simply create a small warehouse piece by piece. Possibly also think about airtight boxes.

Salt

Important supplier of electrolytes. Also essential for preserving vegetables.

You also need a large amount for this. Or if you want to preserve meat and fish. In the past, meat and fish were marinated in salt. Think about giving it a try.

Yeast

Like flour, an important ingredient for baking bread. No matter whether dry yeast or the yeast cubes. Always have enough at home.

Baking soda

Now available cheaply and in quantities. On the Internet, baking soda is the raw material for many DIY products. Works against heartburn, bad breath, miracle cleaning products, cleaners, etc. Just google it.

Matches

Now matches are sold in XXL packs. In the event of a crisis, you can certainly only get one box. Always have enough matches in the house.

Tealight

What do we do with so many matches? Sure, right? Light tea lights. Light, warming oven, emergency stove, etc. As a prepper, you should always have tea lights.

Noodles

Lightweight, easy to store and feels like it lasts forever. Always buy an extra pack when you go shopping. Until you have a sensible camp for yourself. My tip: Only buy the pasta that you and your family eat. I can tell you from my own experience that there is no point in buying cheap pasta in stock and no one wants to eat it in the family.

Camping gas

These little cartridges aren't cheap. Clear. But now possible. Priceless in times of crisis. Especially in cities. In the event of a power outage, you can warm up the food wonderfully.

Garbage bags

Where do you go to the toilet when nothing works? Where to put the garbage? How do I keep my things dry? Plastic bags always make sense.

Duct tape

Use for 100 things. It's better to have one more roll in your closet. There are countless situations for duct tape.

Feminine hygiene items

Honestly. Not just to use as a good lighter or for injuries, but that's what it's intended for. Stock up on hygiene products to provide for your family. And that over a longer period of time.

Fishing set

Now everything is affordable. When everyone is looking for food after a large, long-lasting power outage, a fishing set is great.

Honey

Not only suitable for eating and as a source of energy. Many tinctures can also be made with it. Honey has an antiseptic effect on wounds and is simply a mood enhancer.

Batteries

Now available to buy in packs of 10 or 100. As soon as it becomes critical, it will definitely be a sought-after item for countless devices and applications.

Spirit

Diluted with water for cleaning or disinfecting. Fuel in the right burner and now available dirt cheap. Please pay attention to fire protection when storing.

Water

As simple as it sounds. Bottled water, canisters or cans are available cheaply everywhere. A very sought-after commodity in the event of a crisis.

Toilet paper. Handkerchiefs. wet wipes

Like with the sanitary pads. Well suited for building filters, bandages for wounds, etc.

But just as important for your family as hygiene products. Have enough of it there.

Soap & Shampoo

Now free in the hotel. everyday object. But super important to wash yourself.

Seedlings & cress

Absolute cent items. But growing your own seedlings quickly within a few days can be a good addition to your foodstuff.

Vitamin tablets

Available everywhere at affordable prices. In my opinion, in the event of a crisis, it is important that you are well looked after. And besides, it's a change if your water tastes different.

Drink powder

Behaves like vitamin tablets. Buy now and benefit later.

Aluminum foil

Also an important everyday item. Preparing potatoes in the fire. Cover and and and...

There are countless hacks with aluminum foil on the DIY sites. Now cheap and space-saving.

Lip balm stick

Whenever I'm abroad or traveling, I get chapped lips. Think about it.

Lighter

Like with the matches. Now available unnoticed in countless designs. But in crisis situations you are happy about every lighter in the camp.

Cable ties

Like duct tape. I constantly need cable ties in everyday life. It's better to have one more large pack than to need it later.

Spices

What can I say. Cheap spices in a set. In bags. In boxes. In a practical spreader.

Here too. Only buy what you like and use in everyday life. Spices are always a good idea.

Sugar

ohhhh.....where would we be without sugar? Entire industries thrive on it. But sugar is also a basic ingredient that belongs in every kitchen. In crisis situations, you'll definitely want a few more packs. Now is the time for it.

Positive News & Buy me a beer

With all the topics for crisis preparedness, it is not easy to stay positive. The topic is important, but it shouldn't scare you or keep you busy all the time. Not every message is confirmation of an emergency. Enjoy your life! Meet up with friends and family. Also develops a positive attitude towards others and life.

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