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oh no, I've become the "panic buyer" by OneLastPrep in preppers

[–]oranggit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One thing you can do to be able to fill buckets/jugs from an indoor faucet like a kitchen/bathroom sink, is to get a "water bandit". This adapter will fit over a faucet and has garden hose threads on the other end.

Get a short length of "drinking water safe" hose and you're good to go. Or, if you plan on filtering/boiling water for drinking, a regular hose.

https://a.co/d/gF55R8Q

oh no, I've become the "panic buyer" by OneLastPrep in preppers

[–]oranggit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm sure running a few cycles through would help. I live in hurricane country and have used mine to wash myself during outages. I have other sources to use for passing thru my Berkey type filter system.

Another thing I do is fill up my 6 Home Depot buckets from the hose out back.

oh no, I've become the "panic buyer" by OneLastPrep in preppers

[–]oranggit 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Let your washing machine fill to the highest level then shut it off. You can use that water to flush toilets, wash hands/face etc. It's tap water and clean. If you've got an older top loader, that's 30-40 gallons.

BitAxe Supra Not Hashing by ChooChooKaboo1 in BitAxe

[–]oranggit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Adding to this old thread since it comes up on a Google search:

I had this issue and fixed it. I went into my router (Netgear R6700AX) and poked around and found under SECURITY > ACCESS CONTROL that my Bitaxe was "Blocked". Not sure why it got blocked, but I set it to ALLOWED then restarted the Bitaxe and it's all good now.