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I am. I had to leave my food reserves with my ex and kids.
Trying to build up a new stash again. Money is tight. I did buy some items from Costco.
Might order something from Mormons.
I need water jugs or barrels cheap.
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Define cheap re: water storage.Originally Posted by gnihcraes
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It is 'easy' to get local barrels cheap for non-drinkable uses in CS (they say it is food grade, but I just use it for other uses) ...I believe Denver has some recycle places that offer used but food grade quality barrels or totes. So for under 50(ish) dollars 55 gal drum, or a lot more for the 250 gal totes.
There are a few 'camping' stores that provide new blue barrel food grade barrels. I even ordered on barrel for Texas location from CostCO when they were having issues with their water well.
$20 dollars buys a lot of cases of water until the budge allows for something more.
Bradbn4 - Having fun in Colorado
We haven't been worried for a few years.
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Not really a "now" question.
It takes space, but maintaining personal surety in all forms is a long term proposition and mindset.
Rotate. Use. Replenish.
As well as. Once you find a product everyone likes. Buy MORE!
I was at wally world the other day. They had 3 pallets of Augason farms potato shreds , powdered milk and some veggies in stock.
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