I wish I had a basement. I’m in a condo and turned my second bedroom into my pantry. I look like a food hoarder. They’re going to find my cold dead body under bags of rice and cans of fruit

Everytime I see a prepper panty I feel like a kid who is entering the gates at Disneyland 😅

The wise man sees the signs of the times and prepares. Well done.

I used to think preppers were crazy until this year, I have started to prepare and I am still adding to it almost everyday. Great video.

I have a 2 car garage. The door has not been opened in 15 years. All are preps are in there. It's real nice. Nobody knows what's in their. In the middle is my escape trailer. Fully equipped and ready to go. 5.5x10. I bought it new 7 years ago. It's never been outside since I bought it. 2 spares. You name it I bought it. Hope we never have to leave the house. But we are ready. No kids. This year I'm working on water. Have fun.

You're the first prepper I've heard that said not to prep out of fear. Others may not come out and say that you should but the way they speak is meant to perpetuate fear. I appreciate you for not doing that. Good video. Great tips.

Nice stockpile! I have one tip for you. I’ve heard this several times, and I work at a grocery store. You must keep bottled water off of the concrete floor. It was hard to tell from the angle, if they had something underneath them. The concrete will contaminate the water. It’s like same reason you can’t leave bottle water in a hot car or space, it will also contaminate the water.

I don't know if it's already been mentioned, but in my experience it's best to take the rings off of the canning jars before storing them. Any little bits of moisture or food under the ring will rot and rust them, making them difficult to get off and often destroying them. Even without the ring, the lids aren't going to pop off unless they didn't seal properly, in which case it's better to know sooner rather than later. Gorgeous stockpile!!

I believe you are filled with wisdom to be prepared. God bless you and your family!! You are taking care of your family very well. I am excited for you!!!

Your family preparedness pantry looks well stocked. Well done.

If you're starting at a 72-hour supply, start at the dollar store! Lots of good options there, especially for the necessities. Rice and beans, baby! Plus it's a great place to stuck up on short-term supplies of health and hygiene items.

This is my first time on your channel. I've been prepping since 2019 and I add to my stockpile as often as I can afford to. I've been making and canning soups of many different kinds. Tonight I'm making and canning lentil soup and also Brunswick stew. Tomorrow night I'm making and canning 16 bean soup. Tomorrow I'm finishing putting my garden in. I live in Wisconsin. Thank you for putting this video together. It gives me ideas for my own pantry.

Always keep a spare can opener in the storage room!

After going through COVID-19 lockdown for 2 months, and seeing food shortages, this just makes sense. Buy what you can as you go, don't hoard but stock up. Food, meds, hygene, cleaning stuff etc.

Nice supply of goods! Our basement looks very similar. Stocked and ready to face what may come. May God bless you and your family! We've always been prepared with extra goods, however, the current times we are living in have slightly ramped it up a notch or two. Thanks for sharing with everyone.

We color coded our containers to remind us if things are going to expire so they can be replaced. Green=Good, Yellow=borderline Red=Replace with new.

Great vlog, I can totally understand storage like this for a large family. Love the point you made about rotating goods. It's not just sitting there.

I love my food pantry/storage. I put a basket on my arm and go shopping in my basement and pantry. Write what I take on a list, then go shopping to replace it. Twice a month I go to the grocery store and 80% of it goes straight to the storage and the back of the shelf so oldest is at the front to be chosen on the next foray to stock up the kitchen. If you keep a menu list it's easy to see what to bring up and what to replace, and you always have a good idea what's going to be for supper and you know what meats to take out of the freezer for today or tomorrow. Hint; keep heavy stuff like canning pots on the bottom and light stuff like paper towels on the top. That way, if you're in your basement for a tornado possible things falling will be light. who wants to get hit in the head by a bread machine!

I’m a college student living in a townhouse with 3 other people. While our budgets are tight and we only have a small amount of space I ALWAYS make sure we are stocked up on pantry staples and our fridge and freezer is full. Because we make not starving a priority we could easily go 4 months before running out of food. So in my opinion, space and a low food budget is not an excuse to be unprepared...

I’m a single female (51) and I can say I easily have everything in your prepper pantry and more. It’s a good feeling knowing when the stores are out of everything or they require passports to shop, I’m prepared. I also have a garden. I started prepping in 2015. ❤️ loved the tour. It’s always fun to see what others like to store up on.

Well done. It’s funny how preppers actually restock and rotate their foods, when my local Walmart does not 😂

Christ be with you always and anyone who reads this. The great Reset is coming.

Love seeing the prepper pantries! Yours is the first I've seen that has a terrific stock of spices, which are critical to making flavorful food, especially if you're trying to 'make do' with boxed/canned stuff, so great idea on that.

One of the best videos in this category! God bless you and your family!

I love it’s very well organized so you know where everything is

Even before pandemics and civil unrest I could never let my supplies get much below 3 mos. I can’t even begin to imagine what a pantry with 3 days worth of food would look like. That would scare me to death.

I used to think about prepping, I always thought it was just a bunch of crazy hoarders. I apologise for that, after watching this and a few other videos and actually getting a grip on prepping, I admit I was wrong. As a matter of fact, I'm going to start prepping so I'll be ready if a next wave of the virus hits (pray not)

Need a movement like we had in WW2. The Victory Gardens. Got a lot of america to grow fruits n veggies in their yards that were not previously doing so. My grand parents had a rather large garden for veg, they would use some, can the rest. That generation, that went through the great depression, and the world wars, they knew every trick in the book on saving and reusing every little thing they had.

Tip: Keep a list on the freezer of running inventory of each shelf with dates, I highlight things I want used up and cross those off as I do, it’s easy to forget about things or leave them buried till their not the best quality anymore. For things on the shelfs I use a black sharpie to mark best by date. It just makes it easier to quickly see what is getting close and of coarse put the newest purchases in back.

I love your shelves. Great job!! You helped me figure out how to be a better prepper

Great video! Nice way to explain prepping reasons without the typical fear monger. Very down to earth & smart!

Love ur attitude, Man!!! Most folk have craziness (a fear perhaps) when it comes to prepping!!! Now you're the type of guy I'd take instructions from. I'm writing out my list when I get home from work.

Great tour! Lots of good foods to store! Thank you for the ideas!

Thank you for showing preps with children and infants in mind.

First time seeing any of your content. You've done a really great job. God bless you and keep up the good work.

I have frozen probably 25 20oz soda bottles of water and put in each of my freezers scattered throughout if power goes out this may save your meat and adds to your water supply and i have a few froze to put in fridge also keep doors shut and the cold stays in stay safe

Pedialyte or electrolytes are a good addition too..

If you have any possibility of flooding or sewer backup, get everything much higher. My basement had alot if backup preps and the basement has 2 freak floods this year.. .ruined things I cannot afford to replace this year with lack of work. Be forewarned, get those things higher! Ultimately, only God is our provider!

Thank you. I've been prepping in California in the last three years, for the move back to Fiji this year. I have purchased just about everything you have showed in your video. Smart people prepare. Thank you America 🇺🇸

I have been prepping and I live in an apartment. I have stocked since last year and got first aid kits set up and bug out bags for me and my children. I watching videos like this to get more ideas.

My first time watching, I also have the same family size but only started prepping before covid. Seeing your preps really shows how behind the ball I am definitely stressful. Hope I can get my basics together real soon, cheers.

I just found your channel. So glad I did. I have pretty much the same items you have. I'm a newbie to prepping (about 4 months in) but I think I'm doing great so far. We're a family of four, including two teenagers so I definitely need a lot of food 😂 God bless you and your family and thank you for your encouragement and sharing your ideas with us. ✝️❤️🙏🏽

Thank you for sharing. Most Prepper pantries I have seen have failed to remember the other essential items you have on hand and focus mostly on food and some medical but its important to have all bases covered and by the looks of things you've done a great job. The shelving you have built is really nice and your items are well organized.

Great video! We are very like-minded and a large family as well (7). Almost a year after this video, we are still in this mess. I bought a crazy amount of lids 5-6 years ago and I am sooooo glad!

Thanks so much for sharing. We are just starting out. We are up to over a month and I am trying to expand. Gives me lots of great ideas.

Thanks for showing us your storage! Great job at prepping! To go to the next level I suggest adding antibiotics to your medical supply, easily purchased in Mexico or from veterinary supply. Also save leftover prescriptions of pain meds rather than flushing them...could be a lifesaver.

Great video. We don’t want to be like the foolish virgins, waiting until the time is at hand to go get oil. God warned Noah and Joseph. They were obedient and were saved. Keep doing what you do.

Love my basement! It has three separate rooms, I keep one set up just as the video and rotate it up also. Great system for rotation

We are a big family as well. Awesome video!! Love it!!

Great video. Might I also suggest somethings we recently purchased for our prepper pantry, an adjustable cane and adjustable crutches. If someone has some type of leg/knee/foot injury they might come in handy. Also a good thing to have would be Oil lamps, and a few bottles of lamp oil. If the lights go out you don’t have to waste your batteries right away you can use the lamps instead and stretch your batteries out longer. Hello from Rock Spring, Georgia, USA

New to your channel, I’m glad to see I’m not the only one stocking up for a shortage, you never know. Thank you for sharing.

I have the same wood shelves for my stuff, be sure to fasten to shelves with tapcons into the block wall to avoid a potential collapse.

Seeing this is showing me what I’m missing from my stash thanks for sharing and great video☺️

Very wise young man! Thank you for the tour. We are slightly prepared because of the habit of farming and canning. It used to be the mind-set of everyone we knew: "have a year's worth of everything plus a little, just in case some crop fails." Now, not so efficient, but we are trying. You have encouraged us to try harder. :)

Wow you are so organized great suggestions for prepping thanks for sharing

Thank you for this we are just starting... cleaning the basement out soon and getting shelving to begin doing this! This was super helpful!

Beware of mice! I had mice chew up my toilet paper and bars of soap. I vacuum seal all of my dry goods in canning jars, but I hadn't thought that things like toilet paper and bars of soap need to be protected too.

Thank you so much *! Have a blessed day 😊💖🙏

Nice! So much variety and organized supplies!

I love that you rotate from this actively. Broth that ages poorly can be eliminated if you have water and bullion. The coin tissues (compressed towelettes) are a very economical and efficient way to store hand towels, and useful for backpacking for wipes.

Excelente explicación, organización y claridad en los que explicas. Gracias por compartir tan valiosa información. Dios le bendiga a usted y a su familia 🙏🇵🇷

Mylar bags will greatly extend the life of your food in your DIY buckets

Glad to see you have a good system for rotating your stock of surplus supplies. Those supplies wouldn’t be worth much of they were too old and had gone bad. Also smart to stick to the items you regularly use and actually like. Don’t understand why people will stock up on food they don’t like eating. It will either go bad or probably never be consumed.

Wow super nice set up , also very well organized. So good to see a man /or woman help to keep his/her family prepared . The United States is entering some very very difficult times right now.

I have been bulking up on canning lids for years ... thank goodness I can continue to preserve

Excellient advice and wisdom you shared. Thank you.

Most beutiful Prep! Ever ! Great video! 🤗🤩 so organize!!

love this pantry tour stay safe! this is sooo satisfying 🙏

That looks awesome! To be fully prepared, you need -- for humans and for pets -- food, water, medication, first aid supplies, and means to make heat and light. stay safe, everyone!

Food, water, first aid, Foosball... you got everything covered in that basement ;)

This is awesome. I sure wish I had a basement to store items like this.

I enjoyed your video. I love the neatness of your shelving. The Virgo in me approves. Great job!

You should stock up on reusable lids this year! Tattler or harvest guard so you can continue to do canning in the future. We bought a grain mill last year and wheat too. So handy. We have about as much stuff as you. My husband is rebuilding the shelves in my bathroom to make them 2 feet instead of 12 inches that came with the house. So I’ll have tons more space soon and will buy more shampoo. I have a lot of bar soaps and hand wash. I have a huge pantry it’s basically a small room off my kitchen and we’ve been rebuilding the shelves in there too. I still wish I had a basement storage though. Can’t ever have enough storage space for us “preppers” also I’m a mineral analysis practitioner your migraines are likely low potassium! Magnesium too but magnesium lowers sodium and potassium so start with potassium let me know if you want more help also blood work isn’t an accurate representation of what is getting inside of a cell and I’ve only seen a few people with adequate potassium and it’s because they’ve been working on it a few years.

That looks like a Sam’s warehouse wall! So much stuff!

One of the BEST videos on this topic. THANK YOU.

Absolutely love this! Thank you for sharing. Definitely going to add some more hygiene products/cleaning supplies and first aid supplies to my preps after seeing this. I've been focusing too much on food and neglecting other things.

I canned almost 50 quarts of food from my garden this year. I have freeze dried food as well. 100 lbs of rice,beans and pasta put away.

Love your food storage system. Wish we had a basement. I have food, water, cleaning supplies in EVERY room of my house because I have a fear of being trapped in a room without supplies or stuck outside of my house and unable to access my home in case there was earthquake or hurricane damage. Yep, I’m a nut.🤦🏽‍♀️ Very informative video. Many blessings Aloha 🌴🌋🤙🏽

Just found your Videos. Great prepper pantry and very good advice on not prepping out of fear. I prepped out of fear this spring early lockdowns and now have 4 times your prep for just my wife and daughter oh well I can help my friends, family, neighbors if things get bad. Take care people.

working pantries are the best out there. makes it so you don't have anything going bad. saves yourself from getting sick too!

Grizzly 🐻 beard club , this makes so much more sense i always had mindset of being prepared its great to see others with the same mentality, I have air conditioner running in my big shed that was built for the dry foods and other things most grains are in those same containers with the lids also those dry milk packs are good just add a little flavoring to them couldn't tell the difference, I thought about getting 2 heavy duty solar powered generators and a solar powered house converter battery incase power goes out ... also have a huge metal bin filled full of gas in a separated room sealed off just in case we have to use a gas generator. ..also have a old school radio responder ...vhs tapes DVDs for days coloring books 📚 activity books 📚 socks under garments wipes ..medical supplies matches batteries and all the water is in huge glass containers and I plan on getting a water tank eventually .. power converters and everything is elevated hurricane and flood proof etc beard dads gotta stick together power to the beards 💪

I suffered from really bad migraines and had to drink a lot of strong medicine for it on a regular basis. My twins had an allergy to gluten among other things and I started to follow their same diet so I wouldn’t have to cook different things. I can honestly say going on a gluten free diet has been a God sent I have been free of any migraines for the past 8 years and No more pills🙏🏻

Thanks for the tour. Very interesting. Makes me think. Lost my furnace Christmas Eve and will consider alternate energy and heat sources as well. I will start a seven day plan tomorrow.

Wow wish I had a basement to have a prepper pantry. Love yours. So clean and organized.

One day I would love to have a prepper pantry big or small but unfortunately I’m still living at home as I’m 17 and my dad doesn’t see the point. We are in England to things aren’t as bad here but it’s always good to be prepared

I have 4 kids. I have been working for a few months now. And im trying to make sure i cover everything I can possibly think of.

I think your set for life!

Found you in my recommended list. I follow That 1870's Homestead, so that's how you came into my line of view! If I like you guys as much as I do Rachel and Todd, I'll likely be commenting on videos from years ago 😂 just a forewarning 😂

Shtf coming soon I can feel it in my bones...stock up now ppl

When the pandemic really hit in 2020, I was glad we had some prep, we were shut down for 2 months. The food we had stocked up on kept us fed til we could go back to work… $$$ for groceries… prepping is for a lot of reasons. Right now we’re restocking…. You never know. In Hawaii we’ve dealt with supply chain interruption for decades….

FI - FO : First in - first out ... a must for all pantry keepers everywhere!

I like your shelves. Great job!

I got in a bit of debt today prepping. But I really do not care at the moment.

Looks great! 😊

Never been a prepper but Covid was a real eye opener for me. What I saw was a massive All About Me selfish mentality to hell with anyone else. Definitely a scary time to see the other side of our so called society!

You're way ahead of me. Good going

Freaking GOALS! this put my little prepper pantry to shame.

I've been prepping. My mistakes learned, don't store food in garage. Its too hot, cans have popped their seal in garage. Box grains, get out of box, bugs can eat thru, get in glass jars,dry seal them. Don't store all food 1 place in home. I have jars of rice and beans in my cabinets in very back with pans in front. I also use underneath my bed with old drawers I pull out. I have jars wrapped in pillowcase to keep off dust

Nicely staged, well thought out pantry. That ain't easy to do. I admire that.

Thank you for sharing. A lot of similarities with my preps but I did get some new ideas. Keep stacking.