Category: Prepping

Off Grid Useful Gadgets

Off Grid Useful Gadgets

 Off Grid Useful Gadgets I enjoy camping and other outdoor activities. But this doesn’t mean I don’t also like the convenience of my gadgets. I do! In a life or death scenario some of these off grid items would be life savers and some would have no value. Most of these gadgets would provide comfort …

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Practical Uses for Rubber Bands

Practical Uses for Rubber Bands

  Practical Uses for Rubber Bands I came across a ton of uses for rubber bands articles all over the web. Some of them were just plain silly. But this one I felt had a lot of practical and really useful ideas. I did search to see if I could find the same uses on …

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MIY: Eggshell Calcium

MIY: Eggshell Calcium

MIY: Eggshell Calcium Calcium is essential for healthy bones and teeth. Many people, especially those who aren’t fans of dairy products, don’t get enough in their daily diets. This is especially true for women who as they age need more calcium than do their male counterparts. Perhaps you don’t want to take a mass produced …

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Naturopathic Medicine For SHTF Preparedness

Naturopathic Medicine For SHTF Preparedness

Naturopathic Medicine For SHTF Preparedness From acupuncture to aroma therapy naturopathic medicine is practiced across the world. In today’s world some see naturopathic practitioners as practicing “fringe” medicine. Others swear by them and the benefits they receive from treatments. In a post SHTF world anyone who can provide hope and relief will be needed as traditional medicine relies …

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The Expected Shelf Life Of Refrigerated Foods & A Free Printable!

The Expected Shelf Life Of Refrigerated Foods

The Expected Shelf Life Of Refrigerated Foods A Free Printable! I have children, so most products in my refrigerator don’t last long enough to expire, and my refrigerator never is this neat! However, if you are able to keep your fridge stocked. Just how long will those common items actually keep? Should you be concerned …

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Hurricane Prepping Your Home

Hurricane Prepping Your Home As this year’s hurricane season is winding down in the United States. Now begins the season to prep your home for the next year. The supplies are less expensive now that it is off season and truly preparing your home to come through a strong hurricane takes some time. (Spreading the costs of …

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8 Little Things to Stockpile

8 Little Things to Stockpile

8 Little Things to Stockpile       You have heard the expression “Don’t sweat the little things” or “Enjoy the little things”. In the featured article we will see how the little things you may not have been considering or concerned about can make a big difference to your comfort and well being. Eight …

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Moving a Group When the SHTF

Moving a Group When the SHTF

Moving a Group When the SHTF Humans are a pack animal for the most part by nature. Even those who consider themselves loners on occasion actually seek out human contact. Especially in times of crisis we tend to gravitate towards a group. There is safety in numbers and there are risks to pay for that …

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Preserving Carrots: Taqueria Pickled Carrots

Preserving Carrots: Taqueria Pickled Carrots

Some posts may contain affiliate links. Preserving Carrots: Taqueria Pickled Carrots When I think of preserving carrots, I am afraid I don’t necessarily think variety. Frozen, simply canned and dehydrated is the extend of my current repertoire. I hadn’t thought of pickling them. This recipe sounds like an awesome change to plain carrots. Try it …

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Bug Out Bag Packing Tips For Traveling Long Distance

Bug Out Bag Packing Tips For Traveling Long Distance

Bug Out Bag Packing Tips For Traveling Long Distance I am one of those folks who wants everything in my bug out bag including the kitchen sink. This is why I am so supportive of duel purpose items. Less weight, backup equipment concerns, and frankly personal and group comfort. I know myself and my family. …

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