- 1.TOILET PAPER
- 2.PAIN RELIEVERS AND COLD MEDICINES
- 3.DUCT TAPE
- 4.FEMININE PRODUCTS
- 5.TARPS
- 6.DUCT TAPES
- 7.PAPER GOODS
- 8.PLASTIC ZIP BAG
- 9.SOAP
- 10.CONTRACTOR TRASH BAG
Explanation:
1.We have a crazy amount of TP in storage! I may be a little obsessive about this, but my family always has a bunch of toilet paper on hand. I look for it on sale and stock up. We have supplies of it under every bathroom counter and in storage, under the stairs and in other places you might not even think to look for toilet paper! We will not be caught without it.
Aside from the obvious hygiene benefits, you can use it to make an Emergency Survival Heater and use the inside rolls to make fire starters and make pots for seed starters.
2.There’s nothing worse than being sick and not having the first aid supplies you need. Check the dollar store for sample items and be sure to rotate them.
3.There are so many uses for this, it’s amazing. From tent hole repairs – to bandages – to rope. If you can imagine using duct tape in a project, it will probably work. Check out this fun post from Backdoor Survival for more ideas and the book by Jim Cobb, Duct Tape 911.
4.Thank goodness for ultra thin pads with wings! Unless you want to go back to the way it was done in the olden days, you should store some additional pads and tampons. The pads we use today were developed as bandages, to absorb the blood of war wounds and can still be used for this purpose. Someone had the bright idea that these things could also be used to absorb menstrual fluid, and thus an industry was born.
