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I use a sharpie and write the expiration on the front of the cans. I can then check expiration dates at a glance.
+1 I do this as well it works great!
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I use a sharpie and write the expiration on the front of the cans. I can then check expiration dates at a glance.
you and I are thinking the same. As I was watching the weather last night I kept thinking "man I hope the power doesn't go out" then I thought Oh I am fairly well prepared for this.. lol..
gulfmp
i picked up from shelfreliance.com a can rotation system. you put the new cans in the top and the older stuff comes out the bottom. cost an arm and a leg but well worth it. plus it keeps the wife from grabbing the first can she comes across when making dinner
that's pretty much how I am going to go about it. some of the wire baker/kitchen racks.
Did you guys see the news last night? Down in Florida people are doing the usual last minute "oh shit I have to get supplies !! "
So uuh ,when are we all gonna go shootin'? I'll bring the grill meats...
x2, we can have a survival gun themed shoot
What is the definition of a survival gun?
What is the definition of a survival gun?
What is the definition of a survival gun?
Yeah I did you would figure that if you lived in a part of the country that get hurricanes or a high potential for hurricanes you would be prepared and not wait till the last second
i would be glad to network with likeminded preppers in our area
That's a good idea but also, I think expanding the network to the whole state might help a lot in communicating what might be happening in different areas too.