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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 292796" data-attributes="member: 412">About the only thing a person can really do to minimize the amount you're affected by other's hoarding, is to keep a decent supply of staples in your own home.&nbsp; I'm not saying a grocery-store worth of stuff buried in your back-yard.&nbsp; I'm saying some non-perishable food items that don't require a lot of prep to be ready to eat.A person doesn't need a pallet of bleach, but, a gallon bottle can usually be purchased for ~$1.00, a gallon or 2 comes in useful.&nbsp; 3-4wks of TP shouldn't take up a whole closet, but, should allow a person to nestle-in worry free.&nbsp; A new container or 2 worth of disinfectant/lysol, you don't need a case, just a bottle or 2.I could go on and on, but you get the idea.Blizzards, ice storms, downed power lines, tornados, and/or floods are things that can home-bound anyone in this part of the world easily for 1-2 wks at the right/wrong time of year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 292796, member: 412"] About the only thing a person can really do to minimize the amount you're affected by other's hoarding, is to keep a decent supply of staples in your own home. I'm not saying a grocery-store worth of stuff buried in your back-yard. I'm saying some non-perishable food items that don't require a lot of prep to be ready to eat. A person doesn't need a pallet of bleach, but, a gallon bottle can usually be purchased for ~$1.00, a gallon or 2 comes in useful. 3-4wks of TP shouldn't take up a whole closet, but, should allow a person to nestle-in worry free. A new container or 2 worth of disinfectant/lysol, you don't need a case, just a bottle or 2. I could go on and on, but you get the idea. Blizzards, ice storms, downed power lines, tornados, and/or floods are things that can home-bound anyone in this part of the world easily for 1-2 wks at the right/wrong time of year. [/QUOTE]

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