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18 Inexpensive Items You Should Stockpile Right Now

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18 Inexpensive Items You Should Stockpile Right NowIf 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.

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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.

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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  1. Becky Pamplin says

    June 18, 2019 at 8:48 am

    Just a thought: I’m a nurse and have found that alcohol prep pads tend to dry out. Be sure to rotate. You can also get a ziplock bag with cotton balls and add rubbing alcohol. Great video!!! I’m just starting out <3.Thank you for teaching!

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    • Alan says

      June 18, 2019 at 9:30 am

      Good point, thanks for sharing!

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  2. Kat Wolf says

    June 16, 2019 at 2:03 pm

    Good video! Thanks. Where did you get your antibiotics? Thats one item i am lacking.

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    • Bob says

      August 5, 2019 at 3:50 pm

      You can but amoxicillin for fish called Fish Mox. It is the same stuff we take.

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  3. T says

    June 15, 2019 at 1:40 pm

    I have been looking at tarps but am at a loss as to what to buy. I would like 2-3 that could serve as emergency shelter. I am responsible for 8 people, one is a senior, one is a baby, one is totally non weight bearing, one is a middle aged man, one is a middle aged woman who uses a walker, and 2 are tall strapping teenage males. Non have any experience in camping, nor are they very willing or inclined to work and common sense is in short supply. I support them all financially and in a leadership role, though with the males I must be covert in this.

    I was raised by my grandfather a WWII Veteran and Dad was a Korean vet who taught me many survival skills on weekends, and summers on the land they owned. But, I do not have their resources, such as land, fish ponds, woods, farmland, army tents,gear and loads of money.

    Thanks.

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