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no not a troll! I am legitimately trying to see what specific items might be that would be of interest to a variety of people so that I can begin to look at offering them in my store. I am not in a situation where I can offer a huge selection of product. I would like to make this my primary source of income, but right now that is not possible. Sorry if you thought i I wasn't series or was just on here to stir up trouble.

Having done some pretty extensive research on the topic believe the Sawyer mini filters are preferable to Life Straws. They do a bunch more quantity of filtering and strain out smaller critters. Think you could save time by asking about specific products as opposed to nebulous questions. Are you a troll?
 

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Because of the complexity of your question from a 10 year prepper, and the inability to answer a couple basic questions.....I am going to defer a response to Slippy's Attorney.
 
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What good would an answer to this question do you?

The answers would be of an advanced prepper, NOT a starter like you.

IF I was in your position, I would be asking about basics.

Do you have another reason for posing this type of question?
I am starting to smell a SPAMMER. Wonder what he's selling? Something to with water perhaps?
 

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My spouse and I have only been prepping for 10 years and have had our house on the market 4 times in those 10. The Lord has seen fit for us to stay put in a subdivision. We have done the best that we can with what we have while also adhering to the HOA. Trust me when I say that we would LOVE to be on 5 acres with a fresh water spring, with some kind of egg laying fowl, and a shop to have a better environment to teach people to can food, butcher chickens, grow their own food and so on. We are trying to venture out into an alternative source of income and we are just trying to figure out what the best most desirable products might be for a variety of non experienced preppers to someone like yourself.
This posting is BOILERPLATE!

Inexperienced? 37 years of prepping?

I think you had better read the postings before you say anything.

SOUNDS LIKE YOU ARE DOING A MARKET REARCH PROBE HERE.
 

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That is excellent. Do you worry about Cryptosporidium, since Iodine tablets don't protect against that, and with sanitation being an issue that would happen quickly it might be something that needs to be considered.
I used iodine tabs quite a bit growing up in the Boy Scouts. Lake and flowing creek water from all over the south and the Rockies. Never got sick. If we had a fire going, water would be boiled. Now with that being said, growing up in a rural environment, we didn't always purify our water. We did drink straight from the lake/creek/whatever, as long as it wasn't a nasty stagnant pool. We were ignorant, not stupid.
 

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This posting is BOILERPLATE!

Inexperienced? 37 years of prepping?

I think you had better read the postings before you say anything.

SOUNDS LIKE YOU ARE DOING A MARKET REARCH PROBE HERE.
Oh boy! This, what I thought was a simple request has turned into a sideways topic that has apparently been taken in a way that was not intended. I am sorry. BTW I wasn't calling you inexperienced I was trying to state that you were very experienced and that what I was trying to do was to offer information from someone who was inexperienced all the way up TO someone of your experience level.
 

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I used iodine tabs quite a bit growing up in the Boy Scouts. Lake and flowing creek water from all over the south and the Rockies. Never got sick. If we had a fire going, water would be boiled. Now with that being said, growing up in a rural environment, we didn't always purify our water. We did drink straight from the lake/creek/whatever, as long as it wasn't a nasty stagnant pool. We were ignorant, not stupid.
That is great thank you.
 

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Oh boy! This, what I thought was a simple request has turned into a sideways topic that has apparently been taken in a way that was not intended. I am sorry. BTW I wasn't calling you inexperienced I was trying to state that you were very experienced and that what I was trying to do was to offer information from someone who was inexperienced all the way up TO someone of your experience level.
Then re-word your request and start again. I have no idea what you are looking for, if you're looking for information or if you are looking to deal out information.

I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. Start again.

Thanks
 

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okay. Sorry you feel that way, but that's your opinion. I hope that you might reconsider when I post something in the future and I and others could benefit greatly from your wisdom. Have a good night just the same .
Hey listen up dipwad,

Are you intentionally trying to start some crap? If so, you came to the right place bucko.

Now change your attitude and straighten up.

Thanks
 

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Thanks Slippy!
Okay, let me see if I can do just that. I don't post things in forums, so I certainly could be offending some that might see this sort of things all the time.

Question:
If you were to buy 5 specific items, as a prepper, (not as a survivalist) besides a firearm and ammo what would they be if you were starting out today? Maybe they would be quite different than what you bought for your very first purchase how ever many years ago that might have been. Here are 5 examples that I would like to submit to see what people would change or ad to in a realistic manner. I am not looking for a full fledge dream list just a realistic list of what someone just starting out could afford.
1. Lifestraw
2. Rocket Stove
3. Mylar Blanket
4. MREs
5. Handheld ham radio

I have tried to link to somewhat generic or the actual manufacturers website so that You don't think I am trying to spam and link to a website that is selling. Yes, the links do go to certain websites where you can buy but they are the actual businesses that are selling the items.

I hope this post is taken in the way that it was intended. Thanks again Slippy for giving mer a little grace.

Then re-word your request and start again. I have no idea what you are looking for, if you're looking for information or if you are looking to deal out information.

I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. Start again.

Thanks
 
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