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I think these are quite versatile https://reflexmedical.co.uk/product/nar-s-rolled-gauze-north-american-rescue/ Vacuum packed to make it as small as possible and not hugely expensive. can be cut up and wrapped around a cut finger, used as a bandage or wound packing for the serious stuff. I...

My experience of unlined waxed cotton clothing isn't good. the wax goes through the garment and rubs off on the clothes underneath - shirt, jumper, trousers etc. I think you would find the garment far nicer to wear if you were to line it as well. as long as a lined garment fits in with the...

IIRC honey has been used to help heal wounds for many many years. It was used in the war, in Vietnam, and i think there may be some records of the Romans using it?

Discussion is fine. what is not so good is mocking someone for their belief. As is always the case on this forum if you want to have a grown up discussion please do so without ridicule or belittling and, of course, the same is expected from all parties on all sides. Thanks

Mod hat on here chaps and chapesses. This is getting into stepping on the toes of the 'no religion' rule. Be good if people can agree to disagree please. Ta

You could ignore the person, not sure how that works if the OP is on the ignore list? Obviously it would ignore all posts made by the person

Thanks guys using 2 garments is an option but I would like to avoid it if possible.

HI I'm looking for a waterproof, winter coat (fleece lined or padded) but it must be able to pack down small - say to the size of a 3 season sleeping bag or so. Decent pockets would be useful too. Any ideas? I've only seen large waterproof that don't pack down or padded jackets which aren't...

Crikey, I haven't been called that for... well ever! Doing well thanks. you've been busy I see

About time you joined Zed! Welcome Mark

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Not sure what the persons working hours have to do with the topic? i think what Kav is saying is he saw an expert use it accurately?!?

we will normally have a fire, maybe with a gas briefcase stove for a quick brew. It tends to be static camps with a fire pit etc. so not a problem to spread out. 2017-07-02_17.08.47 by Mark Aspell, on Flickr IMG_3849-01-01 by Mark Aspell, on Flickr IMG_4630-01 by Mark Aspell, on Flickr...

I take issue with the name sissy stick. seems very sensible to me to aim to keep all my fingers attached - maybe that's just me getting old though!

if you click on the profile of the person you want to ignore, there is the option at the bottom of the persons profile. Just to be clear, this is available for anyone to use. many thanks

OK, that's enough then chaps please. Arguing between yourselves isn't going to achieve anything positive. Lets draw a line under this please. Please feel free to click the ignore button instead of posting another reply. Many thanks

Has anyone been able to get the big red highway emergency flares in the UK? when i search on google it comes back with LED flashing lights! Not quite the same thing....

Bear in mind too we are in uncharted territory for many. Lots of people have never experienced interest rates above a few %. Lots have never lived through a recession. still more, although alive, weren't old enough to appreciate what was happening. It's only oldies, like me, who remember those...

Hi GK This isn't really a prepping forum, there are other forums that might be able to answer your question in a different way. In terms of 5 gallon containers. If they are food/ water containers fit for human consumption grade plastic then i would think they will be fine. Rotate the water...

I've only seen haemostatic dressings and stuff for £40 ish. All the Israeli style bandages i have seen cost less than £10