Is Your Homestead ready for No Electricity!

PLEASE LET ME SUGGEST MULLEIN TEA AND OREGANO TEA FOR YOUR LINGERING COLD. BE WELL, GOD BLESS

thank you for ideas

Growing up. two bills, gas and electric. Electric we didn't always have. Bathe,cook in the day light . So things were done before night fall !!

You lost me at "I took a covid test"!

Walmart has solar lights in their camping section

Big buddy heater with a paint drip rack hooks on. heat and can cook on paint rack

😢Hope you feel better soon

Always go with what works for you growing up. Garlic chicken noodles soup veg or natural black pepper extra blankets and open the window a slight bit and prop up your pillows to 1/4 degree angle .prop your back up with a extra pillow

Funny Lenon tra mint tea with hunny

I remember in school how long it took to get a light bulb working and some kid runs up sticks the end s in a potato of all thing lights on in seconds 😅

The Cricket in Time Square is a fun read you might like it thank you for the information on how to keep your matches

I love you sweetheart Happy Mothers Day!
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People can live without electricity but don't want to...

It is called the flu.This called brainwashing from the government.

Enemies have planned for a LONG time.
Foreign investors who want easy retirement:
Make Americans loans.
When the dollar is about to crash, call in loans.
…illegal Chinese with Venezuelan allies?

Play the field with America’s other enemies:
Make a financially beneficial deal to keep America out of the way, when WW3 erupts.
…watch Russia.
They’ve made a recent show of military power, just as Hitler did before WW2 - and what appeared to be a high ranking Chinese official was with Stalin Putin….

Research what Stalin did, after Lenon died in 1924.

I had to grin…
Doing a video while talking about no electricity! 😁

I'm watching a year later and loving it, thank you.

Thanks again for this. I've come back to watch again and took notes ❤❤

Miss Lori how many stoves do you use for cooking?

You have a healthy immunity thats why you have such strong response when you come into contact with a virus, why you test negative, just thought id clear that up for you

I love your Living Arts practice. 🙌

1 year old But Jammed Packed with life Savers ❤🙏🇺🇸💪

I live in N Texas, tornado alley, and during storms my oil lamp i bought probably 30 yrs ago at Big Lots has been God send multiple times! Love love love this video!

Praise God you've never had it.❤

Would love to learn how to do outside laundry. Please show us

I want to live off the grid but none of my family supports me on it!

Where do you buy your large paraffin wax candles? I missed it when you told us....Thank you so much. Am enjoying your videos.

Stop eating meat, stop eating wheat (unless its Einkorn wheat), stop eating processed sugar and table salt/sea salt. You need Celtic Sea Salt (whole salt with 82 minerals). Check into Barbara O'Neill's health teachings. Also depending on what part of Arkansas you are in, the water could be highly contaminated by gas/oil fracking. God speed.

hello Mrs Lori l we use to do our wash in our bath tub hang it up on the clothes tree

God bless ya'll. And Thank you for Information and thoughts about need to do.

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Well right out the gate. She believes covid was real. We all know now it was just a scar to see if the government can control you

If you’ve ever been hunting or camping then you will be able to see the situation. The only thing is you will have a tent with all of the luxury of a roof walls and floor, not to mention windows. Sort of like glamping.

In one of the Little House on the Prairie books Laura’s mom made a button lamp. “Ma put the button in the center of the square of calico. She drew the cloth together over the button and wound a thread tightly around it and twisted the corners of calico straight upward in a tapering bunch. Then she rubbed a little axle grease up the calico and set the button into the axle grease in the saucer.” — The Long Winter, Chapter 19, “Where There’s a Will”
In the same book Pa twisted stalks of hay into “logs” to use as fuel in the wood stove.

I was given a can opener from my dearest sister in law. It is a Zyliss lock and lift can opener from Amazon. My hands never hurt and I have bad arthritis. It isn’t cheap but it’s terrific.

I have a wood burning fireplace and means of cooking. Some of which include the water activated heating pads that you use under another pot. That holds the food and a single burner propane stove.

My suggestion for folks if the power goes out build a fire cook the food and can it ( if you have the ability) GREAT CHANNEL ❤!!

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Thank you I put my matches in a glass jar with lid I love watching you and Mr Brown

God has truly blessed you both with all your knowledge of living without electricity! 'You can't count on tomorrow, you always have to be prepared' is a keeper term. Thank you kind people for sharing.

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Be careful throwing out greywater. There's many levels of water use. Grey water flushes toilets, cleaning floors after laundry and irrigate gardens, etc.

Yes you need to show them how to wash without electric ❤❤❤❤❤

I love your ole truck lol

Mr. Brown
Get you some old pallets and make some racks to store your wood dry and off the ground..
That and a lean to type shed ❤❤❤❤❤

I loved this video. It always helps to be prepared for emergencies. Thank you both. ❤❤

My family in northwestern NC has endured many power outages, during 54 yrs. of marriage. I have made many changes in order to do what I needed to do for the family, during those times, even to making lye soap. Thank you guys for these reminders & thank you Lori, for the latest powdered laundry detergent formula. I got a recipe put together & it is working fine. I appreciate you sharing. You & Mr. Brown are so personable & knowledgeable & a blessing to many more than you will ever know. I hope the younger set will get interested & learn the means of surviving, even thriving that you demonstrate. Take care of yourself & completely recover.

OXO or KitchenAid hand can opener’s are the easiest to use.

My ma m had a large tub and a wringer in the 1950 s.. She didn't have a washing machine til 1960 s.. Everything was hand washed ..! When I got married I did n t have a washing machine.. Quicker to hand wadh.. And use the bath for sheets.. Nappies where soaked and rinsed..

Mrs I just love you