Inexpensive Tips to Begin Prepping

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In today’s economy everyone’s pocketbook is pinched. Every penny counts and that includes preppers. The first thing new preppers worry about is the cost of preparing. When you are struggling to make ends meet day to day how do you find room in the budget for preparing for tomorrow? When you are new to prepping you tend to think in big lots instead of small groups. You worry about large things like generators, radios and weapons. These can be costly items. As a long time, prepper, my advice to you is to start smaller. Perhaps there really isn’t room in the budget for a generator, a big water filter or a fancy alarm system. But I bet you can find enough for an extra box of matches, a LifeStraw or a gallon of drinking water, or empty cans to stack on the windowsill as a makeshift alarm! Creativity is much more important to your long-term survival than are supplies. There are a number of low-cost methods of preparing, continue reading at the link below to see at least 18 ideas.

18 Low-Cost Ways to Start Prepping

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