Comments by "ZA Journals" (@zajournals) on "How Are Shipping Containers Made And Where Shipping Containers Are Constructed?" video.

  1. We call them sea cans. We have twelve 40' ones that are filled with two+ years of supplies. We are a remote 100% self-sufficient off-grid homestead. Any dated items we rotate. The cans are stackable, weather tight and pest proof - which is why we use them. They're not an eyesore as they are camoflauge painted and located in the forest.
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  2.  @xl000  I own 3000 acres of forest.
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  3.  @backtotheoldway6964  we've stockpiled equipment and parts, food (that we've grown) in case of crop failure, medical supplies, etc. We've been self-sufficient once we completed the homestead builds, years ago, and are off-grid, producing our own power needs.
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  4.  @havenzhai5187  thanks. I used to be an American so I'm used to haters. They don't bother me and usually I just pity them.
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  5.  @skdragon8845  Alberta, between Jasper and Banff.
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  6.  @joelmaateka2977  there's a difference between Need and Want. 👌😁
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  7. Some are made airtight. I own 12 of them.
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  8.  @joelmaateka2977  thanks, you too 👍
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  9.  @leejansen5729  and inexpensive 👍
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