Commercial gas masks can be costly and often beyond the budget for many individuals, especially in critical situations like SHTF (Shit Hits The Fan). However, there are effective alternatives that can be created using everyday items. One notable solution is a DIY gas mask made from a 2-liter soda bottle. …
Read More »Introduction to Food Preparation
When preparing for a disaster, food often takes priority, as evidenced by the frenzied shopping for essentials like bread and milk at the slightest hint of a storm. This instinct prompts individuals to stock up on non-perishable items and essentials to ensure survival during emergencies. Food preparation is critical, but …
Read More »If it creeps, you can jar it!
Most individuals, including homesteaders, primarily obtain their food from supermarkets, relying on them for the majority of their diet. While some may grow crops like corn or raise chickens to supplement their food supply, especially in summer, their dependence on market purchases increases during winter months when fresh produce is …
Read More »Pool Shock: Ensure Your Drinking Water Stays Clean for Years
Water is a crucial resource, especially in emergencies where it can mean the difference between life and death. Traditional disaster preparedness often includes using bleach as a method to purify drinking water. Bleach can effectively eliminate many harmful organisms that cause disease through chemical disinfection. However, it has limitations, as …
Read More »Discussion: A Conversation with Prepper Damian
In an interview with Damian Brindle from reThinkSurvival.com, he shares insights on his prepping journey. Damian has been prepping for around ten years, motivated by a combination of events and a desire to be self-sufficient. He emphasizes the importance of preparedness in uncertain times, highlighting how recent global events have …
Read More »Conversation with a Prepper: Survival Tips for Blondes
In a recent “Ask-a-Prepper” feature, the women from Survival For Blondes shared insights into their prepping journey. They started prepping in 2010, prompted by a specific event that sparked their interest in preparedness. The interview delves into their motivations, experiences, and insights on incorporating a proactive mindset into everyday life. …
Read More »Create Your Own Hand Sanitizer
Flu epidemics often trigger panic, leading to shortages of hand sanitizer and soap as people rush to prepare. These public health scares significantly motivate individuals to stock up on essentials, including hand sanitizer, to protect themselves and their families. If this concern resonates with you, consider making your own hand …
Read More »Conversation with a Survivalist: Insights from James
In this edition of Ask-a-Prepper, James from ClearlyFiltered.com shares insights into his prepping journey. He has been prepping for a little over five years, motivated primarily by his work in the water purification sector. His experiences in this field highlighted the importance of clean and safe drinking water, prompting him …
Read More »Conversation with a Prepper: Insights from Jack
In the latest installment of “ask-a-prepper,” we interview Jack from preparedplanet.org, a teenage prepper who embraces a lifestyle typically associated with adults. Jack has been involved in prepping for approximately two years, developing skills and knowledge to prepare for various emergencies. He emphasizes the importance of being self-sufficient and resourceful, …
Read More »Emergency Antibiotics for Humans (Fish Antibiotics)
The article discusses the importance of having a well-prepared bug-out bag, particularly emphasizing the role of medications in emergency preparedness. While many people include non-prescription medicines like aspirin and ibuprofen, stocking antibiotics can be more challenging due to their prescription-only status. The piece suggests considering fish antibiotics as a viable …
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