What Preps are you doing this week? Part 9
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picked up a couple of packs of thermals ready for this years winter working outdoors,i know for a couple of trees down that i can have but just anit been up to getting them for some reason,batteries is something i need to check on payday and made sure everyone had two hot water bottles each in the summer so i know there here ready for winter
Remember the rule of the 7 P's, proper planning and prepperation prevents piss poor performance...
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Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
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Just checked the cash stash as paper £20 and £50 notes will not be legal tender after 30th September. Mine are all plastic now. You can still exchange them at banks but shops don't have to take them.
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Easy way to tell, plastic ones have a clear, see through, bit on the left.
https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/banknot ... pound-note
Re: What Preps are you doing this week? Part 9
Worked out average grocery spend Jan-August incl. Sept is £24 lower. I did stock up on coffee, so I've not bought that this month.
Worked out how much gas I used last October (and through the winter) so I can keep an eye on it this October/winter. I put all my figures on UK economy thread. I reckon a shower or washing up uses about 1 kWh and heating on for an hour uses about 6-7 KW. However this is provisional as it might have only been on half an hour. Also, the first hour uses about double subsequent hours, and I only looked at one day where it came on twice for an hour each, maximum.
Ordered some dressing as a couple in my home first aid kit are out of date now. I keep dates on a spreadsheet (Apple Numbers).
Made a note in calendar to check dates on hand wipes in my bugout bag as I think they go out of date next month.
Worked out how much gas I used last October (and through the winter) so I can keep an eye on it this October/winter. I put all my figures on UK economy thread. I reckon a shower or washing up uses about 1 kWh and heating on for an hour uses about 6-7 KW. However this is provisional as it might have only been on half an hour. Also, the first hour uses about double subsequent hours, and I only looked at one day where it came on twice for an hour each, maximum.
Ordered some dressing as a couple in my home first aid kit are out of date now. I keep dates on a spreadsheet (Apple Numbers).
Made a note in calendar to check dates on hand wipes in my bugout bag as I think they go out of date next month.
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Sending my gas and electric readings before the price rise on Saturday
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Did mine earlier today.Trojanhorse wrote: ↑Thu Sep 29, 2022 1:26 pm Sending my gas and electric readings before the price rise on Saturday
Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
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Got some cash out of the bank. Buying 2 more hens!
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Dug out my softshell trousers today. I've lost weight. They are a bit big, but you can't buy them anymore, so I ourdered some Regatta ones. I've had regatta walking trousers before, but some reviews say the legs on these are a bit narrow. So will have to see. If they are no good I'll send them back. The others are still wearable, just about. I don't wear them often anyway.
Went for eggs, bananas and quark. Got a bag of wholemoal pasta for the food stash. Spent under £3.
Ordered some mitts that convert to fingerless gloves (with thumb holes as well) for indoor typing/trackpad use when heating's off and my hands are cold.
Went for eggs, bananas and quark. Got a bag of wholemoal pasta for the food stash. Spent under £3.
Ordered some mitts that convert to fingerless gloves (with thumb holes as well) for indoor typing/trackpad use when heating's off and my hands are cold.
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Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.