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Sean Cane: Great thoughts! I haven't really thought too much about how scents can give you away. It seems obvious but I think I would find it quite difficult to track a...
Catherine: I am glad you still do updates and reviews of your series. It refreshes my memory and adds to my knowledge. Thank you.
T.R.: Thats true , and even if it wasn't the greatest , its ready made .
millenniumfly: That is a good point about " stuff we are familar with and dont pay attention to we dont even notice"... that'll probably do us all in! Oh, and thanks...
millenniumfly: Normally I don't like pre-made kits at all but I thought this one wasn't too bad, after all, not everyone likes to spend hours a day prepping.
T.R.: thats scary .
T.R.: I dont want to call it suspect , having never seen the kit or examined the items . I just have to wonder what the quality of the items are...
Roy: we are right on these lines of thought... we have a mixed balance of freeze dried, dehydrated and MRE;s food stuff for the initial time peroid until things calm down,...
millenniumfly: I don't know what you can use to clean a chemical suit. I think, in general, the protocol is to bag it immediately and dispose of it but not entirely...
Vic: I am not a Dr or Nurse. But I have been trying to collect masks, and gloves in bulk (need air tight goggles, a hood covering, but have a Gas...
desertrat: Sounds like an interesting experiment, and could be effective against pistol at least. My thoughts are in the way the individual panels are bonded to each other- melted bees...
millenniumfly: Yeah, but is also doesn't go nearly as far as you think. I know my in-laws had to dip into their food storage that they thought would last a year......
T.R.: I have heard this several times about how prepping made job loss much easier on a persons family . That can happen to anybody ( unless you work for the...
millenniumfly: I guess I'll have to pay more attention to these sale but I know that whenever we looked for things like chairs and desks in the past they were always...
millenniumfly: Didn't know that about styrofoam or egg flats, thanks. As for using carpet, I would have just tacked it up with nails but the tack strip idea is a good...