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Using Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers and 5 gallon buckets, you can store up quite a bit of food in a very short period of time. You can get results of up to 20 years using this method. White rice, hard wheat, rolled oats and pinto beans can last a very long time when sealed up. This is an economical and easy way for anyone to get started storing up food for the future.

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[MsJamesp]

I have my 5 gllaon buckets, rice,bean,ect. were can a find mylar bags ?

[Survive2Day]

@MsJamesp If you google search "mylar bucket liners" you will come up with a bunch of sites that sell them. Thanks

[SalamatPoKuya]

Where is the best place to buy pinto beans in large quantities? I've not seen any at costco. Only the tiny bags at the local grocery as well

[Survive2Day]

@SalamatPoKuya Yeah, the pinto beans are at Sam's Club some times. I haven't seen them at Costco. Usually the Mexican food stores have larger quantities as well.

[drewstarr71]

Yes they are used for different uses but they have the same materials iron powder, water, salt, activated charcoal, and wood fiber, would it not do the same job?

Thanks

[Survive2Day]

@drewstarr71 - I'm not sure if they would be "food grade". Good point though.

[LowCarbTNPer]

@drewstarr71 At my Sam's they have 50 lb bags of rice and 10 lb bags of rice.

[benpie12]

mmmmhhhh 20 year old rice =P

[Survive2Day]

@SalamatPoKuya Thanks for the info on the hand warmers guys. Good to know.

[drewstarr71]

My SAM's club does not carry any grains or dry beans.....anyone else seeing this at there SAM's?