I have spent some time going through a couple of different lists to come up with our master supply list. I think there will be some adjusting as time goes by but it is a starting point. You can start at the beginning or jump in at any week that makes the most sense for your family. I suppose the most important thing to start with is to figure out how much of what your family needs, then find a place or a couple of places to put all of the stuff. We have shelves in the basement and family room and I am starting to store things under the beds. I will be very happy when under the beds is full. I have a weekly break down of what to buy or collect each week. This could be done biweekly or monthly depending on what is better for you. I have also spent some of these weeks going through what I have and getting rid of stuff that has expired or we no longer use. So that when I get new stuff it has a place to go. I have not spent wildly (of course I can't afford wild spending but someday it would be fun to do it once), only about $40 - $60 a month. I expect that as the stockpile grows the amount will probably go down, unless the price of food goes up. So without further ado here is my master plan/buy list.
Week 1: 2 48oz bottle of oil / toilet paper
Week 2: 50 lbs of wheat / toothpaste
Week 3: 4 lbs Macaroni and 4 lbs Spaghetti / laundry soap
Week 4: 6 cans meat or fish / dish soap
Week 5: 1 28oz jar peanut butter / matches
Week 6: 5 lbs honey / candles
Week 7: 25 lbs sugar / shampoo
Week 8: 15 lbs dry milk / first aid kit
Week 9: 8 cans fruit, 8 cans veg, 8 cans beans or soup
Week 10: 6 cans meat or fish / bar soap
Week 11: 25 lbs rice / bleach
Week 12: 1 lb yeast / extra pair of warm work gloves
Week 13: 10 lbs dry beans / duct tape (not the decorative, craft type)
Week 14: 6 cans evaporated milk / garbage bags
Week 15: 2 3 lbs shortening or lard / paper towels
Week 16: 6 cans fruit/ razors & saving cream
Week 17: 50 lbs wheat / plastic wrap
Week 18: 10 cans tomatoes / garden seeds
Week 19: 15 lbs oats / batteries
Week 20: 1 lb baking powder, 1 lb baking soda, 5 lbs salt / sewing kit
Week 21: 2 lbs yeast / water containers
Week 22: 2 48 oz bottle or oil / 72 hr kit bedding
Week 23: 15 lbs oats / 72 hr kit pocket knife
Week 24: 2 3 lbs cans shortening or coconut oil / school supplies
Week 25: 25 lbs of flour / school supplies
Week 26: 8 cans fruit, 8 cans veg, 8 cans beans / newspaper (think recycling)
Week 27: 25 lbs rice / deodorant
Week 28: 1 gal vinegar / luggable loo
Week 29: 10 lbs dry beans / scotch pads - sos pads
Week 30: 5 cans cream of chicken, 5 can cream of mushroom / can opener (manul)
Week 31: 5 lbs brown sugar / ziploc bags
Week 32: 10 lbs oats / tylenol, advil, asprin
Week 33: 6 cans meat or fish / counter mount apple peeler, canning supplies
Week 34: 25 lbs of sugar / 72 hr kit rain coat or poncho
Week 35: 50 lbs wheat / rope
Week 36: 6 cans meat or fish / 72 hr kit paper and pen
Week 37:1 lb yeast / hand sanitizer
Week 38: 5 cans cream of chicken, 5 cans cream of mushroom / feminine hygene
Week 39: 2 48 oz bottle of oil / axe and sharpener
Week 40: 50 lbs wheat / radio w/batteries
Week 41: 8 cans fruit, 8 cans of veg, 8 cans beans / paper plates, cups
Week 42: 1 lb yeast / lotion
Week 43: 8 cans fruit, 8 cans veg, 8 cans beans / canning supplies
Week 44: 2 3lb cans shortening / disinfectant cleaner
Week 45: 28 oz jar peanut butter / plastic sheeting
Week 46: 15 lbs dry milk / clothesline and clothes pins
Week 47: 15 gals water / tarps
Week 48: 10 lbs dry beans / emergency light sticks
Week 49: 2 48 oz bottle of oil / toilet paper
Week 50: 28 oz jar peanut butter / toothpaste
Week 51: 6 cans evaporated milk / laundry soap supplies
Week 52: 5 cans cream of chicken, 5 cans cream of mushroom / matches
This list will change as time goes by and supplies are collected but it's a start.
Happy prepping!!
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