So I would say, stock up on those new little sheets of paper infused with detergent, since storing a lot of them won't take up much room.
This presupposes that we will still have water, electricity to run a washer, and heat sources to run a water heater.
If not, I guess we're going to be washing by hand with rainwater in a plastic kiddie pool, or in my neighborhood, hike downhill 1/2 mile to the creek and hope it is not too polluted by human feces after the water mains are shut down, then drag the wet wash 1/2 mile uphill.
Might be preferable to die for the cause by taking a glow bullist out with you.
“not having read carefully that you are concerned about shortages. Oops.”
Did I write that? I didn’t think I had any particular need in mind but I guess for a survival situation just having something available is good.
Also about cost.
I hadn’t heard of those laundry detergent sheets, pretty neat.
Way back when I bought this thing that looks like a plunger for use in an empty super pail, it has holes in it so when you plunge it up and down in water and detergent it’ll supposedly agitate whatever clothes you have underneath.
In lieu of trudging the neighborhood with wet laundry, I’ll try that first, lol.
These warmonger world leaders are insane. It’s obvious they don’t love their children or grandchildren. They also don’t seem to grasp there is always someone bigger and badder who will take them out.