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There is not shortage in the supermarkets if you get the timing right. There may be a shortage of cash if the banks go to lockdown because of their toxic debt.
Topic: [ CONTRIBUTE YOUR IDEAS ] What to stock up during the outbreak? (Read 76 times)
I've been thinking of going to the malls and groceries while its still functional. I would like to compile list of things that should be stocked up while this outbreak peaks.
Here are a list of things that I have in mind:
1. Food with Long Expiration Date: Canned Goods, Sacks of Rice, Cooking Oil
2. Water: If you don't have a 3 or 4 filtration system at home I think its best to stock up water while its not on shortage.
3. Bidet System: It could clean your butt better than wiping with tissue paper, but this requires a plumbing service to install (or you can DIY).
4. Thermometer: To keep track of your temperature.
5. Toothpastes, Shampoos, and Soaps: Stock these up for like 3-months so you won't have to go back to grocery just for these minor items
6. Garbage Bags, Tissues, Alcohol, Face Masks: For face masks, you don't really have to purchase the disposable one. You can buy a high-quality face mask that you can wash every night.
7. Contraceptives: I think its wise to stock these things if you don't have a plan to have a child when the virus outbreak blows over.
What else am I missing?
Here are a list of things that I have in mind:
1. Food with Long Expiration Date: Canned Goods, Sacks of Rice, Cooking Oil
2. Water: If you don't have a 3 or 4 filtration system at home I think its best to stock up water while its not on shortage.
3. Bidet System: It could clean your butt better than wiping with tissue paper, but this requires a plumbing service to install (or you can DIY).
4. Thermometer: To keep track of your temperature.
5. Toothpastes, Shampoos, and Soaps: Stock these up for like 3-months so you won't have to go back to grocery just for these minor items
6. Garbage Bags, Tissues, Alcohol, Face Masks: For face masks, you don't really have to purchase the disposable one. You can buy a high-quality face mask that you can wash every night.
7. Contraceptives: I think its wise to stock these things if you don't have a plan to have a child when the virus outbreak blows over.
What else am I missing?
Not going to need a whole plumbing system to setup a whole bidet right now. Could honestly just go to Amazon and buy an attachement for your system and get a bidet. See here - https://www.amazon.com/bidet/s?k=bidet
But yeah, all your stuff is fine. If you truly think that shit is going to hit the fan then I'd recommend buying a gun and some ammo, then again that's if you think we're going to break out into all out warfare. Further, I'd also stock up on Alcohol and other snacks that you'd like to ensure you can limit your visits to the grocery store ^ As Spend said.
I've been thinking of going to the malls and groceries while its still functional. I would like to compile list of things that should be stocked up while this outbreak peaks.
Here are a list of things that I have in mind:
1. Food with Long Expiration Date: Canned Goods, Sacks of Rice, Cooking Oil
2. Water: If you don't have a 3 or 4 filtration system at home I think its best to stock up water while its not on shortage.
3. Bidet System: It could clean your butt better than wiping with tissue paper, but this requires a plumbing service to install (or you can DIY).
4. Thermometer: To keep track of your temperature.
5. Toothpastes, Shampoos, and Soaps: Stock these up for like 3-months so you won't have to go back to grocery just for these minor items
6. Garbage Bags, Tissues, Alcohol, Face Masks: For face masks, you don't really have to purchase the disposable one. You can buy a high-quality face mask that you can wash every night.
7. Contraceptives: I think its wise to stock these things if you don't have a plan to have a child when the virus outbreak blows over.
What else am I missing?
Here are a list of things that I have in mind:
1. Food with Long Expiration Date: Canned Goods, Sacks of Rice, Cooking Oil
2. Water: If you don't have a 3 or 4 filtration system at home I think its best to stock up water while its not on shortage.
3. Bidet System: It could clean your butt better than wiping with tissue paper, but this requires a plumbing service to install (or you can DIY).
4. Thermometer: To keep track of your temperature.
5. Toothpastes, Shampoos, and Soaps: Stock these up for like 3-months so you won't have to go back to grocery just for these minor items
6. Garbage Bags, Tissues, Alcohol, Face Masks: For face masks, you don't really have to purchase the disposable one. You can buy a high-quality face mask that you can wash every night.
7. Contraceptives: I think its wise to stock these things if you don't have a plan to have a child when the virus outbreak blows over.
What else am I missing?
Beer.
I've been thinking of going to the malls and groceries while its still functional. I would like to compile list of things that should be stocked up while this outbreak peaks.
Here are a list of things that I have in mind:
1. Food with Long Expiration Date: Canned Goods, Sacks of Rice, Cooking Oil
2. Water: If you don't have a 3 or 4 filtration system at home I think its best to stock up water while its not on shortage.
3. Bidet System: It could clean your butt better than wiping with tissue paper, but this requires a plumbing service to install (or you can DIY).
4. Thermometer: To keep track of your temperature.
5. Toothpastes, Shampoos, and Soaps: Stock these up for like 3-months so you won't have to go back to grocery just for these minor items
6. Garbage Bags, Tissues, Alcohol, Face Masks: For face masks, you don't really have to purchase the disposable one. You can buy a high-quality face mask that you can wash every night.
7. Contraceptives: I think its wise to stock these things if you don't have a plan to have a child when the virus outbreak blows over.
What else am I missing?
Here are a list of things that I have in mind:
1. Food with Long Expiration Date: Canned Goods, Sacks of Rice, Cooking Oil
2. Water: If you don't have a 3 or 4 filtration system at home I think its best to stock up water while its not on shortage.
3. Bidet System: It could clean your butt better than wiping with tissue paper, but this requires a plumbing service to install (or you can DIY).
4. Thermometer: To keep track of your temperature.
5. Toothpastes, Shampoos, and Soaps: Stock these up for like 3-months so you won't have to go back to grocery just for these minor items
6. Garbage Bags, Tissues, Alcohol, Face Masks: For face masks, you don't really have to purchase the disposable one. You can buy a high-quality face mask that you can wash every night.
7. Contraceptives: I think its wise to stock these things if you don't have a plan to have a child when the virus outbreak blows over.
What else am I missing?
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