When the Grid Goes Down, Here's How to Keep Cooking

1위@CityPrepping6 days ago

We show how to cook during a power outage and save fuel, power, and water. For the free recipes used here and a transcript of this video, visit: https://cityprepp.ing/64sgyb FREE START PREPARING GUIDE: https://cityprepp.ing/k9qwq5 WATCH NEXT: * How To Easily Build a 21 Day Emergency Food Supply https://youtu.be/SROY-zI9vPM * 2 Ingredients To Keep You Alive After SHTF https://youtu.be/cwyPCr7ly4M SAFETY: Use outdoor cooking equipment only where it is designed and approved to be used, and always follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Never operate a fuel-powered generator inside a home, garage, or other enclosed space. Keep working carbon monoxide alarms in your home and an appropriate fire extinguisher accessible when cooking. FOLLOW CITY PREPPING: Website: https://www.cityprepping.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cityprepping Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cityprepping X: https://twitter.com/CityPrepping번역 보기

2위@kennethblain6106 days ago

Perfect timing. I am currently without power because of hurricane Isaias. Cheers from Pensacola Florida!번역 보기

3위@renell68616 days ago

I live in the country in Ozarks. My family was living off of the grid and our family group included a friend who had been raised in a city. He was very impressed with our self sufficiency and had bragged to one of his friends who could come to visit him about it. Our friend told his visitor we could give him tips about how to prepare. The visitor laughed and said he did not have to prepare beyond making sure he had enough ammo and could find his way back to our house. Please keep this in mind as you prepare. There are people like this where ever you live. We took valuable lessons from personal accounts of people who experienced the fall of the Soviet Union. FYI: our dogs alerted when the visitor came by and stood between us and this fellow until he left. Dogs are the best alarm systems🐶🐶번역 보기