Basic Non-food staples to stock up on in emergency or unexpected event
- Non-food items would include: Toilet paper, soap, rubbing alcohol, toothpaste, vinegar, baking soda, and washing soda. Washing soda can be used to clean the bathroom, sinks, and to do laundry. In my house, we use lye soap we make and sell, to shower, to wash hands, and to wash dishes. I use baking soda to wash my hair and vinegar to rinse it. Washing soda to do laundry and clean the bathroom. We don’t use paper tower.
- If you need feminine products like tampons and diapers for your baby, buy as many as you can afford. I use hemp and bamboo flat fabric for my menstrual and I used diaper cloths for my kids when they were younger.
Amazon sellers increased the price of some of their products to avoid running out of products since most of them source from China and their producers are behind orders due to the Corona virus.
It costs more to stock up when everyone is stocking up at the same time. Further, when people panic and try to stock up at the same time it could cause shortage supplies at the grocery stores. Stock up all year around to build your grocery supply on budget. Shop from your pantry when you need it, would save you a lot of money and prevent you to face shortage during an expected event or in emergency.
Build Your Grocery Supply on Budget – Basic Grocery Staples to Stock up in Emergency by Liberman Consulting L.L.C.
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