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I love this site, you learn something new all the time, I didn't know about this problem. I have kept a large chest freezer in garage or shed for years and haven't had a problem but as my current freezer is getting on a bit, i'll keep a close eye, thankyou

chopping kindlers, I like to have an absolute minimum of a months worth ready chopped, i usually keep this up by chopping a few most days but with xmas and all i've been a bit lax with this sort of job. Also gave a box to a relative so stores much depleted. Once my back has recovered, planning to ti...

Given that we are probably a fairly representative sample and tea seems to be the main "must have" perhaps if anyone is laying aside extra preps for bartering, tea would be a wise choice.

Tea. I can face most things as long I have a cuppa in my hand. A world without tea doesn't bear thinking about.

Being cautious is no bad thing - but that long !! Glad you've decided we're ok, welcome, look forwards to hearing more from you.

Just come out of a power cut from 11pm yesterday till 10.30 this morning, good chance to test preps for such an eventuality. Unfortunately I was in bed and the wood burner was out so no kettle on top of hot water but I have a calor gas cooker from a caravan which was scrapped. It has 2 rings, a tiny...

Welcome from another freak from the highlands. I too spend more time considering family needs rather than my own. I too have a phone which requires no electricity, although my using one does. ( no mobile reception here). I have batteries, candles, torches , paraffin lamps, windup radio/torch etc etc...

welcome to the forum. Hope you find it useful and enjoy our company.

Sounds like you have the first requirement of a good prepper - common sense! Welcome to the site, I hope you enjoy our company and find it useful.