Prepping Things to Never Throw Away: Trash to Treasure - Use What You Have, Repurpose DIY Gear (Video)
by N.Morgan
It is now time to prepare for the unexpected, such as food shortages and possibly facing survival situations. In this latest installment of AlaskaGranny, she discusses how to repurpose and reuse everyday items that may very well save your life. It’s pandemic prepping Alaskan style.
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List of never throw away items to use for your prepping emergency survival supplies and gear:
Dryer lint
egg cartons
crayons
jars
candles
tin cans
pop cans
plastic containers
cardboard tubes
candy boxes
altoids tins
newspapers
pill bottles
grocery bags
paper bags
kleenex box
oatmeal box
How to store emergency water and dry-foods in plastic PETE bottles, best containers to store dry foods – wheat, corn, rice, macaroni, oatmeal, beans, lentils, split peas. Bottles made of PETE for food storage, water storage, look for the recycle symbol and a screw-top lid. Glass mason canning jars and recycled containers help food last longer and are an easy way to store extra water for emergencies.
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Yeah, fry with aluminum and get Alzheimer’s.
I want to recycle doughnuts (not to eat) but use on plants for fertilizer, feed stray pets, dry them out and use as firewood (lots of oils in them) but I can’t find any books about recycling doughnuts.
So, I approached my publisher to write a book about recycling dougnuts and he said, c’mon Charlie. I said, huh? You know they are NEVER any leftover doughnuts.
Silly me.
Do not forget this: https://zapperdave.blogspot.com/2017/07/survival-and-catastrophy-living-through.html
Yes Slimey! I recycle 3 day old donuts all the time just dunk in a hot cup of coffee and viola! Good as new!