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    18 Inexpensive Items You Should Stockpile Right Now

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    18 Inexpensive Items You Should Stockpile Right Now

    If you're new to prepping and on a tight budget, you should take a look at this list. The survival items listed here aren't just inexpensive, they could be very useful in a disaster scenario.

    Tarps, for instance, have at least 25 survival uses such as building shelter, patching leaks, collecting rainwater, and so forth. Duct tape has even more uses. You can use it to fix worn-out shoes, patch a leak in your tent, make a butterfly bandage, and more.

    By stockpiling multipurpose items, you won't have to spend as much money on things that only have one function. This will save you some cash and make you more prepared.

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    In this video, Iridium242 lists 18 inexpensive survival items you should get. Most of these things can be found in your local dollar store, and if not there, then definitely at Walmart. Here's his list:

    1. Tarps
    2. Matches and Lighters
    3. Toilet Paper
    4. Soap
    5. Hand Sanitizer & Alcohol Wipes
    6. Batteries
    7. Cooking Oil
    8. Face Masks
    9. OTC Medications
    10. Vinyl Gloves
    11. Candles
    12. Duct Tape
    13. Zip Ties
    14. Aluminum Foil
    15. Flashlights
    16. Baby Wipes
    17. Coffee Filters
    18. Trash Bags

    Watch the video below to learn why you should stockpile these particular items. He also explains the many ways you can use them in a survival scenario.

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