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Trying to get my head around the thinking here. Are we planning to build a diy ventilator and set up an icu unit at home, or are we planning to take our ventilator to the hospital and offer it for use in their icu?
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Good information. Important to remember that te mask will be the most contaminated item you have in your house, since it has been live trapping virus form 4-8 liters of air per minute while you are wearing it. OTOH, this is why the gov has been slo
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I guess things have gone as well for me as I could reasonably expect. I have enough food on hand for probably a month or two although it's not going to be keto friendly. The stores aren't really out of any foodstuffs that I normally buy. The pasta
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If I'm lucky I'll find my masks to buy around July!
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"The debate is over. You should be wearing a mask when you go out." Now let’s talk about the right way to use masks: Each person in your home should have a mask — absolutely no sharing. The mask should cover the bridge of your nose and cup
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Originally Posted By: LCranstonQuestion- Why Reaver as opposed to Square, or zepplin? not arguing, curious It is more secure than the square knot. More symmetrical than the zeppelin which has the ends exiting from the knot at a right angle. It is
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I reevaluated my stored items. The food would probably last for 2 months, 3 months if I stretch it a little. Articles for hygene would have lasted for 3 weeks to half a year depending on the item (TP reached the restock level). There was no real shor
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I know some of our army were specifically trained for driving tanker lorries, specifically for delivering oxygen to hospitals. And hospitals are normally plumbed for delivering oxygen, similar to how water is distributed thoughout.
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No bored kids here - the li'l Hikermor is at UCLA and we have been helping her and her BF with stuff which has been beneficial to all. i am fortunate because I was anticipating home confinement as the result of hip replacement surgery, now postponed
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CountyComm has simple single sided razor knives. https://countycomm.com/collections/cutting/products/pocket-straight-razor-survival-tool Edit: doh missed the pic above
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I learned that in general for this particular drill we were okay. For us TP and paper towels were never an issue. Food was fine and we were able to restock as the stores recovered from the initial panic shopping. We had health items like vitamins
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More food. I have a month or so worth at all times. More entertainment for very bored kids. More Xanax for me as I stay HOME with bored kids, sigh.
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Question- Why Reaver as opposed to Square, or zepplin? not arguing, curious
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2 ideas Exacto blades might work well. 5 packs of blades are 10$ Another way to go would be Outdoor Edge Razor Blade knife. looks similar- 3rd company- Civilware- has one too
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Ran across this wonderful video for our times! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMBh-eo3tvE Enjoy! Paul -
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+1 Teacher!
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Thanks for all the great input. I did not imagine that there are small folding scalpel handles available. Keeping one blade extra sharp from my EDC knives might be doable. Evaluating that now.
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Good to see another tutorial! It's been too long.
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Reever Knot A secure and symmetrical way to join two cords Reever Knot Tutorial
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Is there anything that you have learned from this current drill? Is there something that you wish you had done differently? The only thing I wish I had done differently is to include more cheese. Jeanette Isabelle
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I saw in the news today that hospitals had to put patients on oxygen therapy and hoped for the best because they did not have enough ventilators. What you have there wouldn't even work as oxygen therapy unless a person stood there regularly replacin
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seriously and absolutely and still is out of stock.
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Cool, just let me know. And of course, the offer is subject to change if the TP hoarders here expand their gluttony to yeast.
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Originally Posted By: PhaedrusIf none appears I can pick some up at Costco and ship it, depending on how much of a hurry you're in, gulliamo. That's so nice of you! We have enough for now and am going to try the sourdough starter route. If that fa
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Would these help? (Obviously, one would require a truck-load of them...) https://www.rei.com/product/144881/boost-oxygen-canister-10-liters?CAWELAID
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