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Remember a water heater has average of 50 gal drinkable water.

 
ohnonotagain

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I purchased a WaterBOB a couple of years ago. It's still in its box near the bathtub and can hold 100 gallons. IIRC I only paid $20.

[link to www.waterbob.com]
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Due to the decrease in the value of our dollar, the WaterBOB is now $29.95!
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Where is the worst place to be in an extreme disaster where there will be no law. YOUR HOME!! That is where they will come first for food, supplies! There will be more then you can handle or stop! Just something to think about. Not saying act like a lunatic but these things must be discussed and once discussed then you can prepare and a prepared person is much more rationale in times of disaster then a non prepared person. Discuss it and prepare for it and you will sleep well at night and carry on.
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Try and get water out of that thing and get back with me
the real reason most people on this planet are the most ignorant gullible people that have ever lived is a little thing called the

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television

when you watch it, you put the I(you) in television and you get tel(i)evision

tell lie vision
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Where is the worst place to be in an extreme disaster where there will be no law. YOUR HOME!! That is where they will come first for food, supplies! There will be more then you can handle or stop! Just something to think about. Not saying act like a lunatic but these things must be discussed and once discussed then you can prepare and a prepared person is much more rationale in times of disaster then a non prepared person. Discuss it and prepare for it and you will sleep well at night and carry on.
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Thank god I'm way north from all the Citidiots! My lil town will be just fine when TSHTF.

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Just something to keep in the back of your mind as we enter these uncertain times (talking long term here).

Might think about going to harbor freight and getting a flint/magnesium fire starter. Or watch some youtube videos on how to start a fire from natural items.
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My uncle swears by harbor freight. What other items would you recommend?
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That's nice, but it will last one person about 50 days if 1 gallon is used per day.

I suggest more water be stored as well.
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Damn... it's not everyday you read a thread and every post is... on point.
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Try and get water out of that thing and get back with me
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Look on the bottom, there should be a little valve or something that you can press to let the water out. Mine does, and yes, I have tried it before.
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Damn... it's not everyday you read a thread and every post is... on point.
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steel wool and 9 volt battery.
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That's nice, but it will last one person about 50 days if 1 gallon is used per day.

I suggest more water be stored as well.
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WaterBob will store about 100 gals, when that is gone then what.

I got the FUCK out of the city. Get to a place with your own well. This is my best advice.

Last place you want to be is ANY major metropolitan city. Sorry, but I am telling you the truth. Take it, or leave it.
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That's nice, but it will last one person about 50 days if 1 gallon is used per day.

I suggest more water be stored as well.
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WaterBob will store about 100 gals, when that is gone then what.

I got the FUCK out of the city. Get to a place with your own well. This is my best advice.

Last place you want to be is ANY major metropolitan city. Sorry, but I am telling you the truth. Take it, or leave it.
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Stay the FUCK away from any of the coasts, and if you can, be at least 4K feet above sea level.
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There is also drinkable water in your toilet tank. (not in the bowl though!)
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You guys have weird habits. We normally drink water from the tap.
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laugh laugh shit laugh
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I keep a FireSteel on my belt at all times. It's so light I don't even notice it. Check feebay for cheaper copies....
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you can not just open the base to drain the tank you have to unscrew the line on the top, if you open the hot water line you can get some out. Attach a hose to the bottom, unscrew the hot line and be sure to shut off the cold comming in. That will take about 12 hrs to drain without an air compressor to blow it out. Tilting it will remove more if you are not blowing it out. vaccuume pressure

You silly boys, didn't you ever clean battery posts with steal wool and start it on fire by accident.
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I make and sell paracord bracelets with fire starters right in them. I also make paracord belts with a pulley belt buckle, fishing line, small weights and hooks right in them. There are really only 4 things you need. A quality knife, a fire starter, a combination water container that can be cooked with and a small amount of rope and you can build just about anything.
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There is also drinkable water in your toilet tank. (not in the bowl though!)
 Quoting: Downtown


My Labrador retriever thinks the water in the toilet bowl is quite drinkable. She probably wonders why I keep shitting in her favorite water bowl though.
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you can not just open the base to drain the tank you have to unscrew the line on the top, if you open the hot water line you can get some out. Attach a hose to the bottom, unscrew the hot line and be sure to shut off the cold comming in. That will take about 12 hrs to drain without an air compressor to blow it out. Tilting it will remove more if you are not blowing it out. vaccuume pressure

You silly boys, didn't you ever clean battery posts with steal wool and start it on fire by accident.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 8637398


What? I've installed over 3000 water heaters and not one took 12 hours to drain? You don't need to open anything on top. Just open a faucet or two and you're good to go.

The blind leading the blind, lol!
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Where is the worst place to be in an extreme disaster where there will be no law. YOUR HOME!! That is where they will come first for food, supplies! There will be more then you can handle or stop! Just something to think about. Not saying act like a lunatic but these things must be discussed and once discussed then you can prepare and a prepared person is much more rationale in times of disaster then a non prepared person. Discuss it and prepare for it and you will sleep well at night and carry on.
 Quoting: Wolverine 16344097


Incorrect.

Your home is your community. If you surround yourself with likeminded people who aren't afraid of the dark, your chances of survival are much greater.

Your rights to use violence to defend your family extend to your property line. Anyone willing to attack you in your home will attack you anywhere thus your home is the best place for safety.

The safety of your home starts with your community. If you live in a tight community where everyone helps each other, that is as good as it gets.

Running provides little safety since all crossroads and bridges will likely have checkpoints. Anyone outside of your community should be considered a threat if they come during upheaval.

You are much better standing your ground if you can, than wandering from one bad place to a place much worse. People on the move will be targeted first.
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Remember the pine tree, it could save your life. The bark has nutrients and minerals in it that can keep you alive. Chew on the bark. The roots of a pine tree make great blunt weapons. A long root handle and the ball of the root. Also the pine cones have a sweet syrup in them that can be boild out and drank in the water you boiled it out with providing nutrients. Look for a pine tree if it gets that bad.
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Re: Remember a water heater has average of 50 gal drinkable water.
There is also drinkable water in your toilet tank. (not in the bowl though!)
 Quoting: Downtown


My Labrador retriever thinks the water in the toilet bowl is quite drinkable. She probably wonders why I keep shitting in her favorite water bowl though.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 25050963


1rof1
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Just something to keep in the back of your mind as we enter these uncertain times (talking long term here).

Might think about going to harbor freight and getting a flint/magnesium fire starter. Or watch some youtube videos on how to start a fire from natural items.
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I can light my farts pretty well. Does that count?
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Re: Remember a water heater has average of 50 gal drinkable water.
That's nice, but it will last one person about 50 days if 1 gallon is used per day.

I suggest more water be stored as well.
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You can keep & recycle your urine by distilling it. You can also retrieve water from the atmosphere, earth, and vegetation through transpiration. A sponge, pot, pan, lid, fuel source (sterno or olive oil) and some tubing will help you more than storing 1000's of gallons.

Remember, water will become the property of the authorities under martial law. The more you have in one place, the harder it will be for you to keep it.
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Where is the worst place to be in an extreme disaster where there will be no law. YOUR HOME!! That is where they will come first for food, supplies! There will be more then you can handle or stop! Just something to think about. Not saying act like a lunatic but these things must be discussed and once discussed then you can prepare and a prepared person is much more rationale in times of disaster then a non prepared person. Discuss it and prepare for it and you will sleep well at night and carry on.
 Quoting: Wolverine 16344097


Incorrect.

Your home is your community. If you surround yourself with likeminded people who aren't afraid of the dark, your chances of survival are much greater.

Your rights to use violence to defend your family extend to your property line. Anyone willing to attack you in your home will attack you anywhere thus your home is the best place for safety.

The safety of your home starts with your community. If you live in a tight community where everyone helps each other, that is as good as it gets.

Running provides little safety since all crossroads and bridges will likely have checkpoints. Anyone outside of your community should be considered a threat if they come during upheaval.

You are much better standing your ground if you can, than wandering from one bad place to a place much worse. People on the move will be targeted first.

 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 25915094


Wrong! Again there will be more then you can stop seeking what you have. Finding a like minded community in todays America is extremely tough and for those of you who believe you will have friends. Your friends you won't be able to count on one hand. When things get bad your worst enemy will be humans outside your family. Very strong an rational friends have killed them selves off on boats out in the oceans when they had no water to drink. It happens in a matter of hours. Your false sense of security is dangerous to both you and your family. Your home will be attacked and pillaged first and they will keep coming. The Indians lost cause the white man kept coming. Your home is a very dangerous place to be. You will not have enough ammo or defense to stop them. Just something to think about.
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Thanks, I'm just gonna poop out the top floor window of high rise!

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Where is the worst place to be in an extreme disaster where there will be no law. YOUR HOME!! That is where they will come first for food, supplies! There will be more then you can handle or stop! Just something to think about. Not saying act like a lunatic but these things must be discussed and once discussed then you can prepare and a prepared person is much more rationale in times of disaster then a non prepared person. Discuss it and prepare for it and you will sleep well at night and carry on.
 Quoting: Wolverine 16344097


Incorrect.

Your home is your community. If you surround yourself with likeminded people who aren't afraid of the dark, your chances of survival are much greater.

Your rights to use violence to defend your family extend to your property line. Anyone willing to attack you in your home will attack you anywhere thus your home is the best place for safety.

The safety of your home starts with your community. If you live in a tight community where everyone helps each other, that is as good as it gets.

Running provides little safety since all crossroads and bridges will likely have checkpoints. Anyone outside of your community should be considered a threat if they come during upheaval.

You are much better standing your ground if you can, than wandering from one bad place to a place much worse. People on the move will be targeted first.

 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 25915094


Wrong! Again there will be more then you can stop seeking what you have. Finding a like minded community in todays America is extremely tough and for those of you who believe you will have friends. Your friends you won't be able to count on one hand. When things get bad your worst enemy will be humans outside your family. Very strong an rational friends have killed them selves off on boats out in the oceans when they had no water to drink. It happens in a matter of hours. Your false sense of security is dangerous to both you and your family. Your home will be attacked and pillaged first and they will keep coming. The Indians lost cause the white man kept coming. Your home is a very dangerous place to be. You will not have enough ammo or defense to stop them. Just something to think about.
 Quoting: Wolverine 16344097


By the way when the SHTF your rights as you know them today and people and structures to protect those rights will not be available to help you or your family. Those same people who protect your rights will be the first people through the door to remove your weapons when things are chaotic saying that it will be dangerous for anyone to have weapons. Yes they will bust your door down and take your weapons in your home just like they did after hurricane katrina, something I didn't considered to be a real disaster. There will be much worse disasters then Katrina and Sandy.
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Remember the pine tree, it could save your life. The bark has nutrients and minerals in it that can keep you alive. Chew on the bark. The roots of a pine tree make great blunt weapons. A long root handle and the ball of the root. Also the pine cones have a sweet syrup in them that can be boild out and drank in the water you boiled it out with providing nutrients. Look for a pine tree if it gets that bad.
 Quoting: Wolverine 16344097


Or you could cut the crotch out of your old underwear and trade them as bacon strips.
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Where is the worst place to be in an extreme disaster where there will be no law. YOUR HOME!! That is where they will come first for food, supplies! There will be more then you can handle or stop! Just something to think about. Not saying act like a lunatic but these things must be discussed and once discussed then you can prepare and a prepared person is much more rationale in times of disaster then a non prepared person. Discuss it and prepare for it and you will sleep well at night and carry on.
 Quoting: Wolverine 16344097


Incorrect.

Your home is your community. If you surround yourself with likeminded people who aren't afraid of the dark, your chances of survival are much greater.

Your rights to use violence to defend your family extend to your property line. Anyone willing to attack you in your home will attack you anywhere thus your home is the best place for safety.

The safety of your home starts with your community. If you live in a tight community where everyone helps each other, that is as good as it gets.

Running provides little safety since all crossroads and bridges will likely have checkpoints. Anyone outside of your community should be considered a threat if they come during upheaval.

You are much better standing your ground if you can, than wandering from one bad place to a place much worse. People on the move will be targeted first.

 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 25915094


Wrong! Again there will be more then you can stop seeking what you have. Finding a like minded community in todays America is extremely tough and for those of you who believe you will have friends. Your friends you won't be able to count on one hand. When things get bad your worst enemy will be humans outside your family. Very strong an rational friends have killed them selves off on boats out in the oceans when they had no water to drink. It happens in a matter of hours. Your false sense of security is dangerous to both you and your family. Your home will be attacked and pillaged first and they will keep coming. The Indians lost cause the white man kept coming. Your home is a very dangerous place to be. You will not have enough ammo or defense to stop them. Just something to think about.
 Quoting: Wolverine 16344097


By the way when the SHTF your rights as you know them today and people and structures to protect those rights will not be available to help you or your family. Those same people who protect your rights will be the first people through the door to remove your weapons when things are chaotic saying that it will be dangerous for anyone to have weapons. Yes they will bust your door down and take your weapons in your home just like they did after hurricane katrina, something I didn't considered to be a real disaster. There will be much worse disasters then Katrina and Sandy.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 16344097


I never said anything about wandering around. You should have a safe place with supplies prepared away from your home. Amazing how people project their own ideas. Nothing about wandering around was mentioned. I said being in your home is the worst place to be as those will be the first places pillaged. Thats a cold hard fact!
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Incorrect.

Your home is your community. If you surround yourself with likeminded people who aren't afraid of the dark, your chances of survival are much greater.

Your rights to use violence to defend your family extend to your property line. Anyone willing to attack you in your home will attack you anywhere thus your home is the best place for safety.

The safety of your home starts with your community. If you live in a tight community where everyone helps each other, that is as good as it gets.

Running provides little safety since all crossroads and bridges will likely have checkpoints. Anyone outside of your community should be considered a threat if they come during upheaval.

You are much better standing your ground if you can, than wandering from one bad place to a place much worse. People on the move will be targeted first.

 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 25915094


Wrong! Again there will be more then you can stop seeking what you have. Finding a like minded community in todays America is extremely tough and for those of you who believe you will have friends. Your friends you won't be able to count on one hand. When things get bad your worst enemy will be humans outside your family. Very strong an rational friends have killed them selves off on boats out in the oceans when they had no water to drink. It happens in a matter of hours. Your false sense of security is dangerous to both you and your family. Your home will be attacked and pillaged first and they will keep coming. The Indians lost cause the white man kept coming. Your home is a very dangerous place to be. You will not have enough ammo or defense to stop them. Just something to think about.
 Quoting: Wolverine 16344097


By the way when the SHTF your rights as you know them today and people and structures to protect those rights will not be available to help you or your family. Those same people who protect your rights will be the first people through the door to remove your weapons when things are chaotic saying that it will be dangerous for anyone to have weapons. Yes they will bust your door down and take your weapons in your home just like they did after hurricane katrina, something I didn't considered to be a real disaster. There will be much worse disasters then Katrina and Sandy.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 16344097


I never said anything about wandering around. You should have a safe place with supplies prepared away from your home. Amazing how people project their own ideas. Nothing about wandering around was mentioned. I said being in your home is the worst place to be as those will be the first places pillaged. Thats a cold hard fact!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 16344097


The safety of that community will be only as strong as its weakest link. When people have no fuel, no heat, no food and no water we will see how safe your community is. There will be way more unprepared then prepared. If your the prepared type then you must also be prepared to be the minority and every action that could take place of you being the minority. lol Common sense.





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