J.S.
I don't think I stock pile anything but my husband has this weird obsession with canned diced tomatoes. We have like six cans at all times. :/
I have my stock piles that I add different items weekly.
~Bathing items soap,body washes,shampoo,toothpaste,toothbrushes,mouse/hairspray,deodrants,razors,tp
~Kitchen all purpose cleaner,dish soap,sponges,trash bags
~Laundry room Shout,laundry detergent
~Cooking canned items,meat to deep freeze,snacks,fresh fruit,bread to freeze,cereal,
This helps me stay ahead & never run out also I have a cash withdrawl limit so I use coupons,clearance & add matching
I don't think I stock pile anything but my husband has this weird obsession with canned diced tomatoes. We have like six cans at all times. :/
Um, I feel so utterly unprepared. I am not a big pre-planner, therefore I am not a "stocker", per se. I don't like to buy more than I need.
I don't "stockpile" anything really, but the I find that some of the items you mentioned are handy to have "on deck" when you finish O. product.
I usually have toothpaste, body wash, pump hand soap, contact lens stuff on hand. And some boxes of pasta, canned veggies, soups, crackers and peanut butter.
what i have in mine is boxed noodles (hamberger helper, and other noodles), canned foods, health and beauty things, snacks, cleaners (laundry, household), cereal.
i am just starting to learn to coupon well so i will be adding to my stock pile when i shop every 2 weeks :)
COFFEE I even have a coffee pot that plugs into the cigerette lighter in the car, in case of power outage or road trip.
i don't "stockpile" anything. summertime means storms (hurricanes/tornadoes/power outages) i could stockpiile toilet paper, etc. but i don't have the space for it. besides the bedroom closets that are already piled with board games, etc. we only have two closets in my house. one has movies and shoes, and the other linens. and we don't have a pantry. sometimes i will go to Harvest Time and buy a few banana boxes of Propel water and juices, and get bread (because it's free) and mac & cheese, etc. but that's not too often, only about once a month. my husband doesn't like to stockpile because he says it's a waste of space and certain things will go bad.
Ha! Jennifer S, tell your husband he's not the only one. I just bought another 5 cans of diced tomatoes today and added them to the ten already there. I don't know why I do this!!! Canned diced tomato over-buyers anonymous!
i always stock pile juice boxes, freeze pops and grapes....oh yah we have power-winders too so its imperitive to keep toilet paper in massive stock lol
My hall closet is full of half bottles of hair conditioners.
spices, condiments, glass jars,panties, books,nail polish,art supplies, bottle openers and toppers.
as far as food, i always have the scratch basics, flour, sugar, baking soda,,,,etc add to that i have cocoa powder, wheat gluten, nutritional yeast, i like to make it that so that in a pinch i can whip up something impressive
Toilet paper (you can never have enough toilet paper =)
Things that don't expire and things you use.
I've been watching Extreme Couponing and amazed at their stock piles.
I also stockpile and here is my list...
Kitchen- about the same as yours
laundry room-stain remover and laundry soap
cooking-cereal, oatmeal, cake mix, canned fruit and veggies, and bread. (sure there's more I'm forgetting here.)
Bathroom-toothpaste, body wash, shampoo, and my razors since disposable, deodrants, bug spray, and toliet paper.
I guess I can add baby wipes to that list and usually diapers for the first couple months when baby is born like we did with our first and most likely will with this next baby.
generally I buy in bulk: toilet paper, paper towels, fruit2O & Propel waters, and detergent (powdered color and fragrance free).
I guess I sorta stockpile cereals too...
Diapers and wipes
Soap
Deodorant
Markers and construction paper
Toilet Paper
Paper Towels
Fruit snacks
some canned food
Batteries