The flyers went out to the neighbors. Hopefully we won't need the information this year
I am still dehydrating various items... trying a lot of different stuff (all yummy but some don't look it hhhh).
I have bought different clothing.
I recall back in 1992 with Hurricane Andrew. Having no roof under which to dry all the wet clothes, I hung up rope and complete with hangars, hung the clothes out in the air. However, it continued to rain every day (very unusual after a hurricane, btw) and the clothes could not dry.
I've since learned about cotton and how it does not really dry fast and how it actually holds moisture against your body. So it really is not the best fabric to have in dire situations.
I've bought some very new material that is more like rayon but not, and also some fabric shirts that are made from trees... oh my modal? These wash and dry fast, and also wick the moisture from your body. Light weight and pack up really small.
I am still dehydrating various items... trying a lot of different stuff (all yummy but some don't look it hhhh).
I have bought different clothing.
I recall back in 1992 with Hurricane Andrew. Having no roof under which to dry all the wet clothes, I hung up rope and complete with hangars, hung the clothes out in the air. However, it continued to rain every day (very unusual after a hurricane, btw) and the clothes could not dry.
I've since learned about cotton and how it does not really dry fast and how it actually holds moisture against your body. So it really is not the best fabric to have in dire situations.
I've bought some very new material that is more like rayon but not, and also some fabric shirts that are made from trees... oh my modal? These wash and dry fast, and also wick the moisture from your body. Light weight and pack up really small.
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