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buy good products and they will last forever....this toaster is around 10 years old and it's still for sale: Cuisinart 4 Slice Metal Classic Toaster CPT-180P1

of course nothing works for everyone, anyone with digestive issues should be mindful of onions, they are not part of the low FODMAP diet, sorry you have to deal with this

I've seen people regrow onions from roots but it really doesn't seem to work long term an the onions that regrow aren't very large. If it did work then everyone would be doing it, especially businesses...If this works for you that's great. Where I live we need Long DAy Onions since we get more than 10 hours of sun each day so many onions won't grow here. Interestingly I'm near one of the onions growing capitols of the world where WallaWalla Sweets are growing and they don't use that trick, they plant seeds or starts (not sets) and go from there.

hi fellow Master Gardener (I am a Master Gardener (Oregon via OSU) as well as a Master Food Preservationist). yea I know all that, see the issue is that I already have no less than 50 vids in which I mention only collecting seeds from Heirloom, Heritage, OP and NOT hybrids...I also have done some planting experiments with hybrid seed in which I did grow some Frankenstein's monster fruit. (remember Frankenstein was the doctor not the monster). of course we also mention the spacing issue (you did forget tomatoes and other perfect fruits that only require 25 feet between specimens) The problem with your assumptions are You assume (from one video) that I don't know what i'm talking about, further you assume that I've never talked about this issue. Here I am now making some assumptions about you: that you do not create You tube vids (actually I checked first as you could have done to see if I had any real seed collection vids but that's beside the point) because then you'd see how one can simply not cover every issue in every single video. All the seeds I am currently growing are self collected (they all began as Heirloom/Heritage). Again one cannot mention every single issue especially when the point of this video is how to use up old cukes in a quick pickle...the point isn't about saving seeds, it was simply an aside. All That said, I can tell you know what you are talking about and would suggest making some of your own video's. Teach some folks from your own platform...that way you and I can reach twice as many people., maybe someone will plant a few things and that would be awesome... Then when someone comes to your video, critiques what you've done then you can educate them and then ask them to teach. someone too..."you tell two people and so on and so on (if you are Gen X or older you might get that reference) . I wish you luck and truly do hope you make some video's. It's a humbling experience.

the bugs don't fall in during processing, they are picked up during harvesting and some never die (many female weevils/beetles etc lay larvae inside grain). I'm guessing that since you've never seen them than you are fairly young and don't spend a ton around significant quantities of stored grain/flours. Some things that people attribute to mice are actually weevil/beetle damage. of course you should never trust some rando on YT so just give it a quick Google. I did just that and found 100's of articles on the topic. Here is one for your reading enjoyment: www.thespruce.com/what-is-a-weevil-2656439 or www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/weevils-what-to-know

@@OldSchoolPrepper oh so I am just too young to have had that life experience? Thanks didn’t know middle age wasn’t sufficient for a different perspective

Also I did say I have heard of them. But it just seems extreme. Perhaps people who are homesteading and buying in bulk. Idk I’ve also lived all over the US in varying climates.

oh yes it is and less expensive

I don't understand your statement, can you expand? from my understanding Mason Jars are canning jars...like by definition I even confirmed it by looking it up so i think i must have missed something you meant to say.

@@OldSchoolPrepper canning jars like the most companies use are thinner and designed to be used once. Mason jars are designed for repeated use they have thicker glass. Open pot boiling method probably doesn't matter much. My pressure canner can be rough on some of those thinner jars they sometimes break.

@@allyn1016 hi Allyn, I totally agree! I even say this in the video. The companies that make these thinner jars agree too. Great minds think alike!

that is cool, how old are they?

@@OldSchoolPrepper I'm not sure how old they are I've never tried to check. A few of those jars are made by Atlas and they stopped making jars in 1964.

@@OldSchoolPrepper actually looking into it according to the way the name Ball is printed on the jar would be from 1933 to 1962

Yay! so frustrating trying to break some of those darn pills!

yogurt!

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Thanks! I really suggest trying it, it's easy and great tasting

I would disagree that it's tastier but that said I think I'll give making vegan yogurt a try. We don't drink milk in my house, only nut milks and I can make them from scratch too so post SHTF it's another thing to know how to do. Any tips? I think I can use a vegan probiotic capsule as a culture? thoughts? I did look at your vegan playlist (or rather Kitty's) but no yogurt yet!

what? pepper stems, so you are capturing yeast and using it as a starter? that is very interesting...never considered that and that gives me some new thoughts, thanks for the post!

challenge accepted? give it a try?

@@OldSchoolPrepper I don’t eat that stuff???

I do like probiotics, fermented and cultured...keep me balanced :)

the dehydrator is a fantastic idea, I think I'll add it to my notes as another method of keeping temp. thanks for the suggestion

@@OldSchoolPrepper You're very welcome 😃

I think it tastes great, it is smooth (not grainy as some cheaper yogurts can be) it does have a bit of a sour edge (but it is yogurt!) the sweetened condensed milk gives it the required sweet not too much. I find it less sour than regular plain yogurt because of the sweetness added. That said I think it's better and can be improved depending on the consumers tastes.

it is amazing how many people are ok with using animal feces and urine but human urine (gasp!) is too much!! ha ha

@@OldSchoolPrepper Spot on for sure, and I dont think 7>bil peoples daily nitrogen dump will be in the oceans forever, cant be good to the circle of life to do that and use oil from the ocean to make fertalizer for the land.

the bonbons are gone gone...that's the problem...they arrive and then they are gone in an hour.

Glad it helped

They are!

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bummer it pitted, mine is stainless steel and pretty heavy...I do use is as a WB canner too I like it better than my old WB canner since this is deeper and I use it like a stock pot too

this is really good but sure doesn't last long. I have to hide the candy bars and each night we both get half a bar (so it only lasts 2 nights) I had a couple bonbons and Mr OSP snarfed up the rest of them in less than an hour.

Glad it was helpful!

Batman! thanks ☮️

Nice! I think it works great.

we lost power for 11 days several years back and these panels saved our bacon...keeping all our devices charged... life saver for sure

I've really put this through the paces and it works well and (of course) the price is right.

My pleasure!

really fair pricing too

gotta have a bit of solar around

@@OldSchoolPrepper yes ma’am!!

you have some solar around yes?

@@OldSchoolPrepper not really. Nothing more than a .5A panel to charge a power bank

Our warranty is 2 years on all products, except battery cells (power banks) which is 1 year. If you ever experience any issues, just reach out to us and we'll do our best to resolve the issue.

In regards to charging a solar generator, this solar panel can do the job, but is obviously limited by it's size (rated at peak 40 watts, but in realistic conditions 30-35 watts from the DC output). If you need greater output, we also offer a 60W, 120W and 400W folding/portable solar panel.

hi Anthony, I see Sunjack answered just an FYI that I did send them a few questions during my review period and they got back to me in about 1 business day each time...with a real answer from a real tech.

I like having the ability to throw the panels into the car or on my pack too. Glad you have an array, it sure helps

Thank you for the support!

cool Luis! how are you? I have to check your channel and get caught up, i bet you're sharing power with the neighborhood! that said I have the same batteries but a different charger, i definetly need to look at Sunjack's battery charger too. You reminded me that they do have a whole line of products.

@OldSchoolPrepper Day 7 no power and it's looking like no power for at least another week.

exactly!

I have the Goal Zero Nomad 7 and 15...the 7 is pretty much useless except for AAA and AA batter charging...it's just such old tech...plus it's about the same weight as my Sunjack 25 Watt....I do keep the 15 around for loaning to folks on the beach (in Mexico mostly) when they see my panels up and come over with their phone or Ipod or speaker or whatever asking if they can borrow some power.....Of course they are both 15 years old or more (i'm dating myself) the new tech is so much better but the old still keeps plugging away. As you can see i'm a lover of solar, too bad it'snot sunny here year around.

@@OldSchoolPrepper Some of the Nomad 7s I have are first generation but I also have some Nomad 7 Plus panels. I believe the Plus panels can be daisy chained. Perhaps that would boost the power they generate so they'd be a bit more useful. Haven't tried that yet though. I have a few Boulder 15's also (in addition to 4 Boulder 30s). Yup, got them all many years ago but they've hardly ever been used so are still in good shape - but bulky! Will have to save up and get some of the lighter weight, newer tech panels.

Thanks for watching!