Fed Meets – Call Wimpy – Last Train Out for Preppers?

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With the gaveling in for the (likely no change) FOMC rate meeting, we see the markets are running red again today.  So the “Lunch Money Trading account is “piling up cheeseburgers” pretty well.

The Big Picture view in our ChartPack (which is one of the bennies of $40-bucks a year on Peoplenomics.com) is that three things are worth watching closely for the balance of the week.

First there’s the question about whether we have put in a significant bottom and could head to new all-time highs from here?  I don’t think so, but this ain’t financial advice.

The second problem is this:  Has the Tech Decline (and subsequent rally) now run its course?  Three green candles bottom right of this chart should give pause:

And the third problem (not counting Israel-Iran, Pak-India, Rus-Ukr, dropping dollar value, still-climbing debt, fears of pandemic-II, and useless social media, tariffs, and pending geophysical events) is that we have penetrated a key support line (on futures lower today) which if it holds, spells “unpleasantness” at a minimum.

Don’t mind us – we’re just here for the cheeseburgers.

To see where we are (relative to 1929) see Monday’s column here. Second chart down…

New Trade Figures Land

Remember, this is backward-looking…people were “tariff stocking” like mad…

Bank Reserve Settlement Day tomorrow. And there’s the Fed rate decision and the Consumer Debt report from the Fed right after….we’re gambling (at least) one of them will not go well…

Travel Roulette is Back

Got us an interesting “philosophical problem” as  Widespread delays at US airport caused by air traffic controllers taking leave for trauma.  Trauma??? Because, sure, everyone has a “right to job action” BUT during “normal” times (remember ’em?) Unions for Government workers argued that “government was always there” and reliable – hence wage parity was warranted.  Now, above parity, with in many cases benefits far beyond the private sector – and their own, fire-walled retirement system – we just gotta ask whether this is government “worker rights” OR just how government rises up against We the People who pay the taxes and get lied to seems like more frequently?  “sumpthin ain’t right…”

Doom-Scrolling Wars

Oh, poor little Britain.  After backing the (now) unelected government of Ukraine to the hilt, Britain braces for direct attack, revives secret war plans.  All while Ukraine continues to goad Russia with Ukrainian drone attacks close Moscow airports.  Leading to the reaction: Putin says he hopes Russia will not need to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine.  Putin’s been pretty cool on the FAFO talk for a while, but with the Trump admin backing out of supporting (the runaway bureaucracy that is modern Europe and its) NATO…who knows?  Our subject matter expert, citing Martin Armstrong’s work offers key insight:

“If USA departs NATO, we avoid involvement in disastrous EU war with Russia (and China). If not, as Armstrong put it, “we are a legitimate target” (for Russian nukes.) His computer believes Pakistan and India “blows up” in 2025, which could well be, given current tensions. EU-Russo war leaves 1 billion dead, EU loses big. Very spot on with Nostradamus war quatrains. “

On which, I’ll re-remind you (if you haven’t) to read G.A. Stewart’s “Ghost of Josiah” article. When the world’s leading Nostradamus expert takes time to write, might be worth your time to keep up.

Stuff’n Things

Um…let’s start with Stuffed:  Rite Aid Files For Bankruptcy Again, Plans To Close Or Sell Remaining Stores

Also in the “too many Chiefs” category: US Defense Secretary Hegseth orders 20% cut in senior ranks of military.

Gaza is about to get stuffed more/again: Israel will seize Gaza under a new plan, officials say. But if you hear criticism, here’s the “insulator” in this: Israel announces airstrikes against Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen.  Tough balances all around…Larger war to follow when someone gets it wrong…

Wait!  Is this “Karping at shareholders?” Takeaways from Palantir CEO Alex Karp’s shareholder letter

Justice is not Blind.  And in Minnesota it’s almost racist sounds like: Prosecutor Who Let Tesla Vandal Off Easy Now Under DOJ Probe For Race-Based Policy.  “Skin-color” consideration in a criminal case?  Tisk-tisk.  ((We must be the only ones strongly in favor of Equal Protection, for all.  Regardless of capitalization and specialty claims…))

ATR: Your Toughest Decision of the Day?

What do you put money into today in order to have the highest chance of living to 2050?

The general news flow begins to suggest a “gathering of clouds” that could – in the next year, or four, turn this period into a “last train out for Preppers” window.

We put it to the A.I. stack:

“For a survival-oriented person aiming to maximize survival chances to 2050, investments should prioritize self-sufficiency, adaptability, and resilience. Based on long-term trends, resource scarcity, and potential societal disruptions, here’s a prioritized list:

    • Personal Health:
      • Physical and mental fitness ensures adaptability to crises (disease, stress, physical demands).
      • Invest in skills (first aid, nutrition), fitness, and mental resilience training.
      • Highest priority: health underpins all survival scenarios.
    • Stored Food:
      • Non-perishable, nutrient-dense food (5-10 year shelf life) mitigates supply chain disruptions.
      • Focus on bulk staples (rice, beans, freeze-dried meals) and water purification systems.
      • Critical for short-to-medium-term crises; less impactful for long-term stability.
    • Real Estate:
      • Land in stable, rural areas with water access and arable soil supports self-sufficiency.
      • Prioritize off-grid capabilities (solar, well water) to reduce reliance on infrastructure.
      • Long-term value; balances inflation and provides a survival base.
    • Ammo:
      • Firearms and ammunition ensure self-defense and hunting in unstable scenarios.
      • Invest in common calibers (9mm, .22LR) for tradeability and availability.
      • Useful in high-chaos environments but less relevant in stable societies.
    • Gold:
      • Physical gold (coins, bars) retains value during economic collapse or currency devaluation.
      • Hedge against inflation; universally recognized in trade.
      • Lower priority due to limited utility in daily survival needs.
    • Bitcoin:
      • Decentralized, portable wealth; useful in tech-enabled environments or capital flight.
      • High volatility and reliance on digital infrastructure limit reliability.
      • Speculative; only invest what you can lose.
    • Stocks:
      • Diversified equities (agriculture, energy, defense) offer long-term growth in stable economies.
      • Vulnerable to market crashes and less liquid in crises.
      • Low survival priority; better for wealth preservation than immediate needs.
    • Bonds:
      • Safe in stable economies but low returns and vulnerable to inflation or default.
      • Minimal survival utility; cash flow not guaranteed in collapse scenarios.
      • Least relevant for survival.
    • Something Else:
      • Skills Training: Wilderness survival, farming, mechanical repair, or bartering skills.
      • Community Networks: Invest in relationships for mutual aid and resource sharing.
      • Renewable Energy: Solar panels, batteries for energy independence.
      • These intangibles often outweigh purely financial investments.

Rationale: Health and food ensure immediate survival; real estate and skills provide long-term self-reliance. Ammo and gold hedge against chaos, while bitcoin, stocks, and bonds are less reliable in extreme scenarios. Prioritize based on your environment and risk tolerance.

Self Reporting:

We try to work on these categories a little bit, every week.  Here lately?

  • George is on keto, Elaine’s working out more.  Three serious anti-aging protocols are in place…doing very well…all dental work current.
  • 25-more pounds of organic black beans landed yesterday – 25 pounds of rice due this week and 800 adult daily vitamins with extra zinc.
  • We will be adding another 300 gallons of water storage to our pressurized backup system, rewiring the well looms, too.  Goal is 1,000 gallons of pressurized (switchable) back-up water. 200-days for the two of us,  133-days when G2 lands…
  • Guns and ammo?  (no comment, except the gun range is freshly mowed…and more bear spray landed)
  • Precious metals (ditto beyond FAFO)
  • Bitcoin? Not as long as there’s a checkbox on the 1040…
  • Stocks for cheeseburgers and content to write about.
  • Govt. bonds against bank runs or massive web downage.
  • 4-new CDs on farming, gunsmithing, wilderness skills arrive this week – into the survival can with two laptops in a grounded metal garbage can…
  • We’re at 40 solar panels – may upgrade a rack to 400-Watt bifacial…adding 2 kW additional source.
  • Keep totally solid with great neighbors…

Seeing a work plan here?   Toss in gloves, bleach and UV to “treat mail and deliverables” in pandemic II and our odds of long-term survival are about as good and ticker-timers allow…

Which is to say that even within the General Plan above, things like BTC fall down as very low priorities.

The urgency of each investment for a survival-oriented person aiming to maximize survival chances to 2050 depends on current global trends, potential risks (economic instability, climate shifts, geopolitical tensions), and the likelihood of disruptions. Below is the urgency level for each investment, assuming a 25-year horizon with moderate but increasing risks:

  • Personal Health:
    • High Urgency: Immediate and ongoing investment required. Health is foundational for surviving any crisis (disease, physical demands, mental stress). Start now: fitness, skills (first aid), and mental resilience training.
  • Stored Food:
    • High Urgency: Critical for short-term disruptions (supply chain failures, natural disasters). Stockpile 6-12 months of non-perishable food and water purification now; rotate stock to maintain freshness.
  • Real Estate:
    • Moderate to High Urgency: Secure land with water and arable soil within 1-5 years. Rural, off-grid properties are increasingly valuable as urban risks grow. Act sooner if financial collapse or climate migration accelerates.
  • Ammo:
    • Moderate Urgency: Relevant for self-defense and hunting in chaotic scenarios. Stock common calibers within 1-3 years, as regulations may tighten and shortages could emerge during crises.
  • Gold:
    • Moderate Urgency: Acquire physical gold within 2-5 years as a hedge against currency devaluation. Urgency increases if inflation spikes or fiat currencies weaken significantly.
  • Bitcoin:
    • Low to Moderate Urgency: Speculative and tech-dependent. Invest small amounts now if comfortable with risk, but urgency rises only if digital economies dominate or capital controls tighten.
  • Stocks:
    • Low Urgency: Long-term wealth preservation, not survival-critical. Invest in resilient sectors (agriculture, energy) over 5-10 years, but urgency remains low due to market volatility in crises.
  • Bonds:
    • Low Urgency: Minimal survival value. Only consider for diversified wealth preservation in stable economies, with no immediate action needed.
  • Something Else (Skills, Community, Renewable Energy):
    • High Urgency: Start skill-building (survival, farming) and community networking immediately. Renewable energy (solar, batteries) should be installed within 1-5 years for energy independence.

Yeah, it may sound silly to sit on the sidelines with BTC today at $93,917 at press time.  (Will Jerome Powell’s FOMC Speech Trigger Bitcoin’s Next Move?)

People tend to forget the big, long-term role of History.  BTC has only been around since January 2009.  Living out of the rain and having a garden has been around how long, in comparison?

For every personal situation, there’s a way to optimize.  Take Egor the Sailor.  He’s on a Big Lake. Unlimited gardening potential and liquid storage is not even worth discussing, save a handful of solar stills.  Here? Rainwater catchment, filtration, and storage is a different deal. Our “one emphasis thing” has been power and communications with shop and recovery tools in second place.

In a state like Ohio, Food production and storage would be the logical emphasis. Coastal dwellers might focus on sailboats for harvesting the sea… Where there’s a will?  A way forward can usually be found.

When you start with Water, you’ll see why the Southwest holds so little interest for us, except maybe downtown north along the river in Sedona.

My pal – the Major – and his PhD NP bride – are planning a move to Colorado Springs. Before they shell out the long green for new digs, we will be having the “location assessment” discussion, I assure you.  What his “best optimization” will be could be interesting.  More as it comes along.

Write when you get rich, (but define your terms carefully.)

George@Ure.net

40 thoughts on “Fed Meets – Call Wimpy – Last Train Out for Preppers?”

  2. Hi, George,

    Colorado Springs is indeed a very beautiful place. I had friends, now deceased, who lived off the Woodsman Road exit there. Their home and immediate surroundings were gorgeous. However, the deer ate most everything in the neighborhood up to a certain height. Once I was at their picnic table in the backyard and was joined by a sizable black bear.

    I would be concerned about the very liberal politics now in place in the state of Colorado. As a result, Colorado has become an expensive to live. I would certainly research the taxes levied on property and goods purchased. And, the traffic on the front range there is horrible. Too many folks have moved there for a Rocky Mountain experience, not to mention the legality of drugs and homeless problem, which New Mexico has as well. I imagine the Major will prepare a list of the pros and cons of living in Colorado.

    • Oklahoma is looking pretty good.
      Nobody seems to care about it and land is still cheap. I’m doing research on weather and water quality.
      I’ve lived in CA my whole life but it really is time to get out but I’ve been spoiled by our consistently good climate. Every choice has its pros and cons.

      • From what I’ve seen (not much, mostly passin’ through or trips by SPC), OK is OK. That said, it is both dusty and humid in places, and the entire State is ground zero for tornadoes, so you should bring a big enough letter of credit to both buy the farm and build the tornado-proof farmhouse. Oklahoma is the only State in the Union which had zero counties go for Harris in the 2024 Election, so don’t expect to see the level of idiocy you’d see anywhere else.

        George has Sooners who’re contributors. Ask first…

    • “I would be concerned about the very liberal politics now in place in the state of Colorado. As a result, Colorado has become an expensive to live. I would certainly research the taxes levied on property and goods purchased.”

      I second this. The California Dems now have a supermajority in the Colo. Legislature and have passed a number of bills which make 4-14yo children fair game for anyone with a stiffie and a bad attitude.

      I strongly suggest The Major lease a place in the areas of Boulder, Colorado Springs, or Pueblo (NOT Denver!) and live the life for a few months before deciding…

    • I would add that Colorado Springs was an expensive place to live even before the liberals showed up. You definitely pay for the view, and, of course, there are some very high-value military targets there. I would consider some of the smaller places further west, like Salida, Gunnison, etc. The towns not nestled up on mountainsides are a bit less likely to draw leftists and tourists, but are still reasonably close to the front range and its amenities.

      • I concur with your assessment of Salida, Colorado. What a beautiful place it is, and it is far enough from Denver not to be a problem. Denver and the surrounding area of Denver is to be avoided.

    • Know of several people who had property in the Colorado Springs area and every one of them has now sold since the pricing became ridiculous. It is important to note that the area is a classic western Wilderness Interface location with all that entails including the risk of WILDFIRES.

      A few years back a large part of one entire subdivision in the Colorado Springs area was burned to the ground, and that was with a very active fire department working the fire so they were able to finally contain it. Can you imagine what the area would be WITHOUT a good working fire department if a wildfire broke out in that DRY area?

      ANYWHERE in the dry west wildfires should be of real concern, to say nothing about an INABILITY to grow food unless you have bottom land near a year round stream. Beautiful areas precisely because of their dryness, but NOT a good survival type location.

      The North American “Dry Line” is real … so for the most part IF growing food is on your agenda you should be EAST of that North American “Dry Line”, or in west of the Pacific Coastal Mountain Ranges plus a few select micro-climate areas inland near the coast that because of those micro climates still receive year round rain.

  4. With a nod to Stu’s Nostradamus insight and to Medieval St. Malachy’s questionable ‘Prophecy of the Popes,’ Fox is reporting that a relatively new Cardinal appointed by Francis, named Pierbattista Pizzaballa (that surname is just too Monte Python to be true, but it is) is reported to be rising up the ladder for consideration once the conclave convenes. See:

    https://www.foxnews.com/world/from-holy-land-holy-see-cardinal-pizzaballa-emerges-papal-candidate?dicbo=v2-BgRWlSL

    Why might this be potentially significant (aside from the inevitable pizza ball jokes)? Well, his first name translates in English to ‘Peter’ and ‘the baptist.’ He’s Italian too (born in N. Italy), so with several mild stretches, could this Papabile possibly be the storied ‘Peter the Roman?’

    https://www.name-doctor.com/meaning/pierbattista

    One might ask “if this connecting the dots exercise is just all one big stretch?” Quite possibly. But stay tuned! As that great philosopher Yogi Berra famously opined, “the future ain’t what it used to be!”

  5. “not as long as there is a check box”

    Oh come on Man..you Know thats only a suggestion, right?

    Have you no understanding of the abbreviation N A V Y ?

    Never Again Volunteer Yourself .

    Jeeeeeze, you prolly think the Pakies attacked India too.

    Ahh NO – FF’ed em in effort to break Brics and draw the dot heads into the hellscape that is .Mil usa. = the Slavers.

    The following 2 vids(Al Bielek and Preston Nichols underground interview Pt1&2) have seldom been seen, but they address the question; What would happen if you created fabricated reality within an already fabricated reality? Enjoy

    -https://substack.com/redirect/8097980d-c8a5-4f06-a356-3384909d5dc6?

    -https://substack.com/redirect/bd1951d2-6759-484a-a80e-c0d602ff3100?

    * “There is Physics and Laws of Physics for the masses, and there is the real world with real Law of Physics. And these provable facts dont include dumbed down material that can be seen on Discovery Channel.”-Happy Parrot

  6. I’m guessing the Catholic equivalent of DEI – a “Real” Black Pope…… just a guess …….. I’m not Catholic so best stay in my lane.

  7. re: Même de Crypto preps
    feat: t’aint no Wimpy burger

    Folks,
    A perusal graze of new menu options at the Trump National Golf Club, Washington on the shores of the Potomac River is rewarded with glazed halibut and grilled chicken options accompanied by pomme de frites with ketchup. The public White House schedule advises that President Trump attended the fine dining establishment yesterday evening to address a Maga Inc superpac fundraiser dinner.

    Transcriptions are thus far nowhere to be found as msm scribes were left famished for copy peering across a venue Berlin Wall-like security cordon. However tasty appetizers for starving minions informs that the $1.5 million per plate soiree allowed high roller crypto players opportunity to glean the latest from the President and his dinner event organizing AI and Crypto Czar. Everyone else will be served crickets.

    • hell yeah – lets rub some SALT in those Luddite cuts..cuts in net worth that is.

      Yep all you all could would shoulda been at that dinner last night, but NO its a Ponzi scheme, its made up numbers(ever look at Ure USD bill?), its gonna be hacked, its not safe..

      Every excuse in the book to cover to cover up FEAR.

      Aint nothing amatta wit fear – it will help keep you alive in dangerous situations, but alas it can also get you killed due to lack of Movement..afraid to move-its that hesitation that gets em every time.

      Oh well I m sure the glazed Halibut was delicious and the comapny just swell.

  8. Given today’s content, this is timely over at SurvivalBlog today – `The Survival Mindset: A Two-Decade Retrospective`

  9. Items I don’t see on Ure list:
    Silver coins.
    Cash & coins.

    For the Something Else categories:
    Cash & coins.
    Fuel storage and rotation
    Back-up water supply, transport and storage.
    Non-electric tools and transport
    Non-electric food prep
    Non-electric & non-stored hydrocarbon heating
    Clothing, sleeping gear and footwear for no-to-low-grid scenarios.
    Non-grid everything.
    Gardening tools.
    Trapping supplies.
    Optics.

    There are investments for the continuing status quo, and there are investments for a discontinued status quo. Neither fork is a sure bet. Best to sit down and prioritize, and make key changes now. I am reallocating monies, and reevaluating supplies on hand. I could be in better shape, but I could be a lot worse off as well. I have the things I need to keep me going for at least a quarter without getting creative.

    • George has been at this since Christ was a corporal. In a nutshell, his mantra is personal survival, and then help your loved ones and other worthy souls. The foundation for such an approach requires a planning and logistics methodology built upon personal survival (food, water, clothing, shelter, medical) and self-defense (from guns to boomerangs). Personal choice can alter what follows. I was first drawn to his website due to his uncanny knowledge and expertise in this area, one which I share from my land and water survival training in the USAF, augmented by my Cold War B-52 post Armageddon crew member training.

      After securing the self and one’s loved-ones, we can extend out to community thru organized activities and outright charity (which can only do so far due to limited supply). Using a barter system to exchange goods and/or services for things of benefit to you and Ures naturally follows. “If you do ‘X’ for me and I’ll do or give you ‘Y.’ George has shared a well thought out list of barter items over the years and included things like (as previously noted) bullets/ammo & firearms, knives, bows and arrows, canned/dried/freeze dried foods, shoes, clothing, blankets, veggie seeds and finally tools (axes, shovels, saws, etc.). If TSHTF, many if not all of these items may prove hard or next to impossible to get. The ‘luxury’ list might include things like a Geiger counter, iodine pills, treated gasoline or kerosine, epinephrine shots (prescription) and/or Benadryl to stave off anaphylactic shock, coffee/tea/C2H6O (alcohol) plus other necessary personal meds.

      If young’uns are factored into the equation, plenty of formula and diapers figure into this equation. Food supplies that aren’t freeze dried need to be rotated (canned goods have exp. dates printed on the base of the product). “Best by” does not equate to “use by.” A certain amount of nutrition is lost if exceeding the ‘best by’ date, but one can still get some essential goodies along with the satisfaction of a full belly long past that dater. So much more. Ure financial security lays the foundation for the ability to provide for such exigencies, hoping of course that they never happen.

      • Great answer – thanks. BTW is that Post-Arma training doc in the public domain? I’d loe to see, critique and add to the knowledgebase…

      • WH- I wouldn’t dispute your comments or G___’s knowledge of subject matter. Each of subjects in G___’s outline could consume several columns, as could the items I threw out. I look forward to more columns on related subject matter.

  10. Who is worried about survival? Not many. Most everyone is too busy playing “tourist”.

    Thousands of tourists inundated a picturesque Italian town this past weekend, creating a “gridlock” that obstructed traffic and forced other sightseers to wait “hours” to get in, as seen in dramatic footage circulating on X.

    The shocking scenes were recorded at Sirmione, a village of about 8,000 residents that’s situated on the scenic shores of Lake Garda.

    https://nypost.com/2025/05/06/lifestyle/thousands-of-tourists-overrun-small-town-in-shocking-video-chaos-gridlock-and-hours-of-waiting/

  12. “If USA departs NATO, we avoid involvement…”

    I am quite in agreement with Marty in this. We SHOULD leave NATO, and the sooner, the better. All bullies are cowards. The U.S., acting as Ureup’s kickass bigbro, has enabled them to be bullies WRT each other, and non-NATO and non-EU nations. Cut the umbilical cord, let all those folks who think they’re our betters stand on their own two feet, and if they do something really stupid, don’t fricking rescue them, this time.

    • Agreed Ray…..No to NATO
      My concern is what kind of FF will they conjure up to keep America from sitting this one out.
      Bigger than Pearl, 911 and all the others that were sold to the American patriots. If you aren’t seriously concerned you aren’t paying attention.

  13. “Also in the “too many Chiefs” category: US Defense Secretary Hegseth orders 20% cut in senior ranks of military.”

    Being a “General” used to mean something. We fought WW-II with 13 General officers (not counting Patton, who got his fourth star shortly before he died.) We have a much smaller Army now, but somehow have 44 General Officers? I’m SO with Pete, on this one…
    ______

    “Gaza is about to get stuffed more/again: Israel will seize Gaza under a new plan, officials say.”

    What you won’t read in the “free” or “western” “press” is Israel’s plan has come about because the U.N. refused to allow Israel to supply aid to the Palestinian civilians unless they did so through a U.N. “Agency” which would ensure it went first to Hamas. Israel has every intention to destroy Hamas to the last man (or body-bomber) but care for and not harm the noncombatants, whenever possible. The U.N. really pissed the Israelis off so their “new plan” is to take over everything, ensure the civvies get food and meds, and if possible ensure Hamas gets none. Ain’t no boogieman in Jerusalem this time — da baddies all be in New York…

    • 100 % false

      100% pure ass bullscheisse

      blood thirsty “demonics” rule this god forsaken stretch of blood soaked sand in ME.
      As it was blood thirsty “demonics” who originally set-up/organized/established this accursed nation of “kazars”, not drop Semetic blood in ANY of em, not a fucking Drop.

      More like BAAL worship than Hebrew, in FACT EXACTLY like BALL worship.

      Ure baddies reside in Ureup and NY – see CitLon for “nest” of nasties. All the rest taken orders frm on high.

      Defending that evil ??????????????? No Comment .

  14. Seeing a work plan here? Toss in gloves, bleach and UV to “treat mail and deliverables”

    I suggest you take LOOB’s cue and buy a bleach maker of some kind. I had the jug, but bought a countertop unit off one of his links. With a setup like this, as long as you have electricity and salt water, you can make your own…

  15. Question: George has a number of fans in the West Texas area. Did no one notice the 5.4 earthquake on Saturday? It was centered between ElP and Pecos, and Carlsbad, NM…

    • I certainly did notice it, Ray. I check the earthquake site a few times each day. The earthquake site has reported quakes near White City, New Mexico, but these are really across the state line into Texas. Virginia had a 3.0 recently. The 7.4 and the many big aftershocks near the southern tip of South America was also noted.

  16. DISINFECTION! So you cannot get Clorox at the grocery store anymore? Thanks to LOOB for this suggestion, eons ago. Search on ‘Disinfectant Generator’ for ideas… like this one:
    https://tech.scargill.net/usb-electrolytic-disinfectant-generator/
    or this:
    https://usa-m.banggood.com/300-500ml-5V-Disinfection-Water-Maker-Machine-USB-Disinfectant-Sodium-Hypochlorite-Generator-p-1716544.html

    You can make your own hypochlorite solution from salt, water, and a USB (solar?) electric connection in just a few minutes. Thanks to LOOBs suggestion, I got a couple of the small pitcher variety stored with the prep supplies.

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