Prepping in New England

Does anyone have any suggestions on South Shore (MA.) lOCATIONS to pick up any form of prepping supplies? Water storage, long shelf-life food, portable solar equipment etc.
-
Comments (4)
-
RedneckContributor - 1 month ago
Most of my preps have come from Amazon and Walmart. The most economical way to purchase long shelf-life food, is to buy in bulk from say Walmart, and put in plastic pails yourself. You can store rice, beans, dried pasta, salt, sugar, etc. this way.
Good discussion here:
-
Gall - 1 month ago
Thanks, I have done the Wal-Mart stuff and the CLDS. Now I am leaning towards water supplies and electronics, solar etc. I didn’t know if there was anything in the area.
-
-
Eric - 1 month ago
There’s an LDS food storage center in Worcester that would be a good place to buy food with very long shelf life.
Worcester Massachusetts Welfare Home Storage Center, 231 Brooks Street, WORCESTER, Massachusetts 01606-3307
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Please call to confirm hours of operation.
508-340-4945But I would also second Redneck’s suggestion that most supplies can be purchased online and delivered. Even for buying LDS food, going in person just saves you a delivery fee.
-
Gall - 1 month ago
Eric,
I have been there several times, just a couple weeks ago actually-prices went up Jan 1st.
Thanks !
-
-
- News for week of 2023-03-20 - 6 hours ago
- What dry dog and cat food would you recommend? - 15 hours ago
- Best safety practices for handling fallen power lines obstructing roads following an outage (power off) - 21 hours ago
- What are the best solar panel/generator brands? - 2 days ago
- News for week of 2023-03-06 - 3 days ago
This forum is heavily moderated to keep things valuable to as many people as possible. Full community policies are here. The basics:
- 1. Be nice to each other.
- 2. Stay focused on prepping.
- 3. Avoid politics, religion, and other arguments.
- 4. No unfounded conspiracies, fake news, etc.
- 5. Debate ideas, not people.