good list there for that about the right size for a good group to work togerther ..
[Updated] Supplies List For 12 People For One Year.
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Quite a few things to add.
>Soap for bathing (unless I missed it)
>Hair conditioner--needed with conditions and less frequent washings
>Razors for those who shave, and shaving cream or soap
>LOTS of washcloths, dishrags and Bar rags (they're bigger)--without cheap, easily available paper goods you'll use a lot of these, and want clean ones fairly often
>LOTS of kitchen towels and lint-free drying towels for dishes (again, no paper)
>Feather dusters or static dusters
>Clothes Drying racks
>Dish Drainer/Drying racks
>Toilet Plungers
>Plumbing Snake
>Scrub Brushes
>Hair Clips, Ponytail Bands
>Nail clippers
>Emergency Dental Kit
>Glasses Repair Kits
>Sewing Kits, Darning needles, Iron-On patch material, fabric glue
>Baby Wipes-various size packages because they are so handy
>BLEACH
>Vinegar
>Canning Jars and flats
>Canners, funnel, jelly bag, jarlifters, etc.
>Lots of Pickling Salt (it's non-iodized), Pickling Spices, Pectin and More Sugar
>Paper Plates, napkins, cups and plastic silver--save at least some for use with isolated sick people to help stop spread of germs
>GARDEN SEEDS
>Coffee Creamer (A little added to dried milk makes it "creamier" and a bit better tasting)
>Canned Salmon (nice change from tuna), Canned shrimp (great with all that rice)
>SHORTENING or Lard--a lot of recipes won't turn out right using oil instead of shortening or lard
>Ketchup, Mustard, Soy Sauce, Mayo/Miracle Whip, BBQ Sauce, Salsa, Salad Dressings
>Aluminum Foil
>Ziplock Bags (How many needed For those 5-day Survival Food Kits? And lots more uses)
>Camping dry Bags of all sizes (Ziplocks?
)
>Animal salt blocks (can be used for people but also attract wild animals and are vital if you have livestock)
>Shoelaces and shoe Goop for repairs
>Gorilla Tape or Good Duck Tape, Superglue, Epoxy Glue for repairs
>WD-40 and 3-in-1 Oil for lubricating
>Books, Games, Deck of cards--something to Do
Hope this helps, If I think of more I'll add them.
>Soap for bathing (unless I missed it)
>Hair conditioner--needed with conditions and less frequent washings
>Razors for those who shave, and shaving cream or soap
>LOTS of washcloths, dishrags and Bar rags (they're bigger)--without cheap, easily available paper goods you'll use a lot of these, and want clean ones fairly often
>LOTS of kitchen towels and lint-free drying towels for dishes (again, no paper)
>Feather dusters or static dusters
>Clothes Drying racks
>Dish Drainer/Drying racks
>Toilet Plungers
>Plumbing Snake
>Scrub Brushes
>Hair Clips, Ponytail Bands
>Nail clippers
>Emergency Dental Kit
>Glasses Repair Kits
>Sewing Kits, Darning needles, Iron-On patch material, fabric glue
>Baby Wipes-various size packages because they are so handy
>BLEACH
>Vinegar
>Canning Jars and flats
>Canners, funnel, jelly bag, jarlifters, etc.
>Lots of Pickling Salt (it's non-iodized), Pickling Spices, Pectin and More Sugar
>Paper Plates, napkins, cups and plastic silver--save at least some for use with isolated sick people to help stop spread of germs
>GARDEN SEEDS
>Coffee Creamer (A little added to dried milk makes it "creamier" and a bit better tasting)
>Canned Salmon (nice change from tuna), Canned shrimp (great with all that rice)
>SHORTENING or Lard--a lot of recipes won't turn out right using oil instead of shortening or lard
>Ketchup, Mustard, Soy Sauce, Mayo/Miracle Whip, BBQ Sauce, Salsa, Salad Dressings
>Aluminum Foil
>Ziplock Bags (How many needed For those 5-day Survival Food Kits? And lots more uses)
>Camping dry Bags of all sizes (Ziplocks?
)>Animal salt blocks (can be used for people but also attract wild animals and are vital if you have livestock)
>Shoelaces and shoe Goop for repairs
>Gorilla Tape or Good Duck Tape, Superglue, Epoxy Glue for repairs
>WD-40 and 3-in-1 Oil for lubricating
>Books, Games, Deck of cards--something to Do
Hope this helps, If I think of more I'll add them.
Thanks for pointing out the Salt, I fixed that
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