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Ordered myself a 28oz can to prepare a meal with and try out.
Same here. I'm guessing it would work fine in a pot of chili, at the very least.
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Ordered myself a 28oz can to prepare a meal with and try out.
My username was given to me a long time ago, I stock extras of things where applicable for needs. Usually basics here and there, have a good 400gal of settled vegetable oil that can used for fuel, solar panels, small wind turbines, battery banks, charge controllers, inverters. LED lighting, diesel electric furnaces, tents to sleep dozens of people, basic duel band radios, growing medical supplies, basic electronics, soldering systems, lipo cells, lipo battery welding, racing drone and wireless camera systems, paintball, pneumatic launchers, decent supply smoke grenades, etc....
My biggest problem is storage of everything. Hoping my brother gets a job soon, makes the big bucks, and in a few years, we can go in together on some land and in one sense go off-grid (with some grid comforts) and really get into prepping.
Also can store the vacuum sealed packs is a 5 gal food grade bucket with the rubber o ring . With a couple oxygen & dehumid packets . Its about as good as it can get and will keep pest & rodents out.
works for ammo to LOL
OPB had a story about a big quake happening in PDX. If I remember correctly, the ground under the LNG facility is guaranteed to liquify causing a catastrophic disaster, explosions, fires. They said appox 1200 buildings in the area will collapse and I can tell you from first hand experience doing fire life safety/smoke control testing in many of the high rise buildings downtown, their smoke control systems allowing safe egress are woefully inadequate. Also if I remember correctly, they have a tentative plan to evac all remaining PDX residents to Madras/Redmond, Oregon airport where FEMA will setup camps. They said PDX would be uninhabitable from that point on.I recall hearing/reading that a 9.x quake would put us on our own for 6 months, more or less.
I am building up my meds again (let it go down when my insurance stopped paying for them - $7 per pill for statins - now I pay about $50 a month for all my meds thru Amazon) - got about two months worth now. By the end of the year I should have ~4 months worth. Saw three deer the other day mozying across my property.
That's odd, the local Costco is generally my goto for such things and they've been more stocked than usual in things like canned beef, chicken, SPAM, corned beef, tuna, salmon, and so on. Also have a huge pallet of the gallon cans of sausage gravy, beans, rice, flour, and such. I'm down to just rotating stock now but they do seem to have plenty on the shelves.My wife does the shopping and has had a hard time finding canned meats lately.
You can start out small with a generator conversion running on gas/NG/and propane. Those of us rural hicks have huge propane storage tanks, but those in residential areas with access to NG can tap into the NG line and run the gen off that gas. The link below offers kits we have used that work perfectly and can be adjusted for NG or propane or isolated to go back to gasoline.Im interested in getting a diesel electric furnace can you share some info on a good way to get set up on a budget. and possibly run on alternative fuel in a pinch .
Horrific disaster improves state demographics, film @ 11.They said appox 1200 buildings in the area will collapse and I can tell you from first hand experience doing fire life safety/smoke control testing in many of the high rise buildings downtown, their smoke control systems allowing safe egress are woefully inadequate.
Recently had a scare making chili. Cans of beans, chilis and tomatos were all expired. Caught it before I added the meat. I noticed the tomato paste wasn't as red as I thought it should be. The crushed tomatoes were really not red enough. I ended up throwing out the pot full and clearing up 2 shelves of canned goods. Was really surprised how much had 'expired'.What is the expiration date on the can? I'm guessing you can go a lot longer, but wondering what they say.
OPB had a story about a big quake happening in PDX. If I remember correctly, the ground under the LNG facility is guaranteed to liquify causing a catastrophic disaster, explosions, fires. They said appox 1200 buildings in the area will collapse and I can tell you from first hand experience doing fire life safety/smoke control testing in many of the high rise buildings downtown, their smoke control systems allowing safe egress are woefully inadequate. Also if I remember correctly, they have a tentative plan to evac all remaining PDX residents to Madras/Redmond, Oregon airport where FEMA will setup camps. They said PDX would be uninhabitable from that point on.
Im interested in getting a diesel electric furnace can you share some info on a good way to get set up on a budget. and possibly run on alternative fuel in a pinch .
You can start out small with a generator conversion running on gas/NG/and propane. Those of us rural hicks have huge propane storage tanks, but those in residential areas with access to NG can tap into the NG line and run the gen off that gas. The link below offers kits we have used that work perfectly and can be adjusted for NG or propane or isolated to go back to gasoline.
Down to a religion actually ...I recently learned that the Mormon church has a store for long term food. Looks reasonably priced with delivery and some store fronts..... supposedly they got this down to a science.
That's odd, the local Costco is generally my goto for such things and they've been more stocked than usual in things like canned beef, chicken, SPAM, corned beef, tuna, salmon, and so on.
Recently had a scare making chili. Cans of beans, chilis and tomatos were all expired. Caught it before I added the meat. I noticed the tomato paste wasn't as red as I thought it should be. The crushed tomatoes were really not red enough. I ended up throwing out the pot full and clearing up 2 shelves of canned goods. Was really surprised how much had 'expired'.
Alost ALL of SE Portland soil will liquify and the buildings on it will subside/sink markedly.. many will just dissappear. It'll be way more than 1200.OPB had a story about a big quake happening in PDX. If I remember correctly, the ground under the LNG facility is guaranteed to liquify causing a catastrophic disaster, explosions, fires. They said appox 1200 buildings in the area will collapse and I can tell you from first hand experience doing fire life safety/smoke control testing in many of the high rise buildings downtown, their smoke control systems allowing safe egress are woefully inadequate. Also if I remember correctly, they have a tentative plan to evac all remaining PDX residents to Madras/Redmond, Oregon airport where FEMA will setup camps. They said PDX would be uninhabitable from that point on.