Do you want to know what one of the best stores to go shopping for survival and disaster preparedness supplies is? That’s right: the dollar store.
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Set aside $100, and you can literally buy one hundred different items that could each help make your survival efforts significantly easier. If you don’t believe us, keeping reading.
In this video, Canadian Prepper goes to the dollar store and purchases $100 worth of supplies. Here’s a list of the things he bought:
- Cheese Cloth
- Canning Jars
- Can Opener
- Metal Strainer
- Cast Iron Frying Pan
- Contractor Bags
- Clothes Pins
- Steel Wool
- Inspection Mirror
- Sun Reflector
- Pregnancy Test
- Vinegar
- Insulation
- Shower Curtain Liners
- Rain Ponchos
- Compressed Towels
- Insulated Soles
- Rubbing Alcohol
- Bleach
- Petroleum Jelly
- Large Zipties
- Dummy Security Cameras
- Permanent Marker
- Drawing Board
- Pencil Sharpener
- Hair Elastics
- Jute Twine
- Candles
- Nails
- Wires
- Pry Bar
- Reflective Safety Tape
- High Visibility Vest
- Mesh Netting
- Baking Soda
- Oven Mitts
- Silicone Mitts
- Can Openers
- Hand Sanitizer
- Masks
- Backpacks
- Water Bucket
- Salt
- Canned Foods
- Tuna
- Soap
- Multi Vitamins
- Water Bladders
- Cotton Balls
- Short Matches
- Longer Matches
- Barbecue Lighters
- Sewing Equipment
- Mirror
- Magnifying Glass
- Tarp
- Working Gloves
- Bungee Cords
- Carabiners
- WD-40
- Duct Tape
- Super Glue
- Utility Light
- Flashlight
- Batteries
- Disposable Silverware
- Disposable Plates
- Napkins
- Glow Sticks
- Cooking Fuel
- Playing Cards
- Dice
- Safety Pins
- Body Cleansing Wipes
- Heat Packs
- Razor Blades
- Shaving Cream
- Bandanas
- Towels
- Sponges
- Shammy Towels
- Boxcutter
- Utility Knife
- Pocket Tool
- Clamps
- Dried Food
- Split Shot (for fishing)
- White Sugar
- Instant Coffee
- Cutting Board
- Knife
- Scissors
- Baking Tins
- Tin Foil
- Coffee Filters
- Rubber Gloves
- Socks
- Hats
- Candies
- Jars
However, before you print this list and run to the store, be sure to watch the video by Canadian Prepper below where he talks more about which items are worth getting, which aren’t worth getting, which brands to look for, and more.
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