Do you have what it takes to be an amazing and awesome prepper? Here are 23 ways that will take you there and guess what? It is not as difficult as you think!
When it comes to starting fires, it is a good idea to have some matches on hand, as well as a lighter or two, and a magnesium fire starting tool. That said, how much do your really know about matches? Learn about the various of types of matches plus some tips for keeping them waterproof.
Is your bug out bag a mess? Mine was! Learn how to build your own perfect bug out bag by first coming to terms with your risks and your needs. Here is a list of items I put into my all-new, road worthy kit. The best part is that it weighs less than 20 pounds!
When it comes to emergency water, there is a plethora of free information available on the web. Here are some of the very best resources to get you started. In this article, learn everything you need to know about acquiring, storing, and purifying water. Try not to become overwhelmed because the reality is, once you understand the basics of emergency water, you can take things step by step. Having plenty of good clean water is easy once you learn how!
It seems as though every day I get a new question or two about emergency water. The most interesting thing is that the questions get more detailed and more technical…
In Part 2 of Emergency Water for Preppers, read answers to YOUR questions related to water purification. Included is also a DIY for building a solar still.
When it comes to planning for a disruptive event, nothing tops the quest for a source of good clean drinking water. Water followed by food, are the top priorities for…
Have you ever found yourself rummaging around for first aid items? If so, take a look at this portable “ammo can” first aid kit and create one of your own. Perfect for emergencies or even every day use. The best part? It is portable and weighs less than 10 pounds!
There are some situations during which water could be so scarce that every drop must be used for consumption. In this article, I describe what you can do to maintain proper hand and surface hygiene when there is no water to spare.
Rich, golden honey. What is not to like? Just the thought of sweet, fragrant honey and honey bees makes me think of happy times. That, coupled with its long storage…
Everyone has heard that using oxygen absorbers when storing food is important but few know the whys and wherefores. In this Survival Basics article, you will learn what O2 absorbers are all about and how to use them to increase the shelf life of stored foods.
For better or for worse, our lives are full of stress. The weather, our jobs, the economy, financial woes, and poor health can all contribute to stress. In addition, for…
The six enemies of food storage work together to shorten the shelf life of your stored food. Here is description of each of them that will help you better understand and mitigate their effect.
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Learn everything you need to know to safely package bulk foods using food grade buckets, lids, and gamma seals.
In this article find suggestions and tips to help you prepare for pet emergencies, including accidents and illnesses that occur following disasters or other catastrophes. There is also a brief section on using essential oils on your dog.
One of the basics of survival is the knowledge of how to build a fire. Here you will find everything you need to know including how to make char cloth to use as a fire-starter.