I have one regular white pages in my BOB. Weighs in right at 1#, stashes flat in my map section and has 800+ pages. Also useful as a quick tinder.
My grandpa told stories about when the Seers & Robbernuts catalog ran out, and a new one was not coming soon they had a bin of corncobs. Yep. Corn cobs. I swear that generation had to have cracks lined with steel.
WROL = Without Rule Of Law - southernprepper makes "post SHTF/WROL" scenario videos as a thought experiment. Helps address some potential issues you, or I, may not have thought about...
Thanks for the quick answer. Appreciate the knowledge everyone here has, and their willingness to share it. Learning as fast as I can, so i can be an asset and not just a drain.
We all bring something to the table. What good is information when it is not shared? My grandpa always told me the only stupid question was the unasked question.
aspect not discussed is a wintertime SHTF in the frozen northern climes >>> bad bitch for all kinds of waste disposal ... best alternative is to use the cold to it's best advantage - keep it cold/frozen while protecting it from contaminating & spreading ... utilize a deserted building - maybe a basement - just stockpile until conditions change for the better .... if you have poly bags stockpiled - good chance you should double your supply - item that will disappear fast - item that takes more manufacturing infrastructure than at first glance ....
Why would any one throw away all that potential for methane gas ? people all over the world use it for gas , What are we too sophisticated ??
I plan on staying where I'm living now if shtf. I'll do what grandma did. Dig a hole and drag the outhouse over it. Sprinkle with dirt occasionally. When a foot from the top, fill with dirt and plant a fruit tree. Drag outhouse over a new hole in the backyard.
So many people are now aware about medical cleaness. Keep the environment clean is very important for the next generation. Disposing medicine waste in a proper way is important thing.