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10/27/2019 / By Darnel Fernandez

Upcycling for preppers: How to turn a broken freezer into a mini root cellar

Proper storage of home-grown produce is an important prepping skill any gardener should have if they want to enjoy the fruits of their labor. Freezing is a great way to enjoy fresh produce all year round. But even if your freezer breaks after long use, you can retain its usefulness in preserving food by converting it into a […]

10/27/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Tips and guidelines for DIY repair of small appliances

The ability to repair a small appliance saves time and money for preppers and homesteaders alike. People who want to try fixing their home appliances themselves will find these tips handy. Free up time and money for other preps by fixing home appliances First, study the basics of electrical circuits in appliances. Learn as much as you […]

10/21/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Firearms maintenance tips: How to keep your guns rust-free

Like anything made from metal, guns will corrode over time from exposure to moisture. Here are some helpful tips to remove rust from your firearms and keep them from returning anytime soon. Several factors contribute to the formation of rust. The type of metal that makes up the parts of the gun may affect the […]

10/14/2019 / By Zoey Sky

From benches to fire pits: 15 Unique ways to use cinder blocks

Preppers value different skills that can help them survive when SHTF, such as carpentry. If you’re a beginner, you can start with simpler DIY projects for your homestead like building flower pots or planters out of cinder blocks. (h/t to HomesteadSurvivalSite.com) Cinder or concrete blocks are versatile products and are available in different shapes. The blocks […]

10/13/2019 / By Edsel Cook

A guide on restoring and repairing pre-1899 guns

A great thing about guns produced before 1899 is their exemption from the NICS background check process. They don’t need a background check before they get transferred. Here are some helpful tips on restoring and repairing these antique firearms. Every restoration, repair, and maintenance job requires the right tools. Fortunately, old guns don’t need power […]

10/10/2019 / By Zoey Sky

First aid tips for preppers: How to treat common injuries when SHTF

A first aid kit is an essential item both for regular days and an emergency. Should you lose your first aid kit, would you know how to prepare an improvised one? (h/t to TheRealSurvivalists.com) If someone gets hurt in an emergency, a prepper must stay calm and look for makeshift tools for an improvised medical kit. […]

10/08/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Upcycling tips and tricks: Easy ways to make DIY planters out of these 10 household items

There are countless ways to live a sustainable lifestyle. You can recycle to reduce your plastic waste, or you can upcycle old household items to give them new life. If you’re interested in upcycling, try these easy DIY planters made from items you may find around your house. (h/t to MindBodyGreen.com) Bundt cake pans Make […]

10/07/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Quenching your thirst in the wilderness: How to find water when SHTF

In a survival scenario, you can last for a few weeks without food – but you can’t last as long without clean drinking water. Learn how to find and purify water so you can stay hydrated even if SHTF. (h/t to ScoutingMagazine.org) The symptoms of dehydration While you can survive for a few days without water, […]

09/27/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Homesteading 101: Using chickens to help manage your compost

Homesteaders who till the soil and raise chickens at the same time have the opportunity to create a flourishing ecosystem. By turning chicken poop into organic compost, homesteaders may naturally improve the yield of their food garden crops. Chickens tend to poop at the same place they sleep. Put down some sand in the areas […]

09/20/2019 / By Janine Acero

DIY medical tips: What are antiseptics and why do you need them?

Basic hygiene practices such as washing hands with soap and water are taught from childhood. On top of washing, many people also use antiseptics to better get rid of germs. Rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and iodine are some common antiseptics found in most homes. (h/t to BeansBulletsBandagesAndYou.com) Which is which: antiseptics, disinfectants, and antibiotics Preventing […]

09/20/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Urban survival: 10 Ways to practice your prepper skills in the city

The prepping lifestyle is an adaptable one. You can become a prepper whether you live in a rural area or a busy city – all it takes is some creativity. Don’t let city life deter you from learning valuable survival skills and becoming a self-sufficient prepper. Here are 10 different ways to practice prepping skills […]

09/19/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Get started on casting your own bullets

Practicing your shooting skills is a must, but the costs of all those expended rounds will pile up. Learning how to cast new lead bullets will save money while also ensuring a steady supply of ammunition in the long run. Start by getting a fire extinguisher for safety reasons. Also keep a gel-based burn blanket […]

09/11/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Locks and hideouts: Tips for securing your survival cache

Securing your survival stockpile at home is only the first step when it comes to prepping supplies before SHTF. With a little creativity, you can also hide a cache of supplies throughout your home and even beyond your property. (h/t to BeansBulletsBandagesAndYou.com) Protect your cache from threats Don’t stop after you’ve found a good hiding […]

09/10/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Tips to make your RV a comfortable place no matter the weather

Recreational vehicle (RV) owners may find themselves spending long periods traveling and living aboard their transports. If they find the interior too warm or too cold, they may take steps to improve its insulation and ventilation. (h/t to SurvivalSullivan.com) Keeping the RV warm is far more challenging than cooling it off. Start with the bottom […]

08/31/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Prepping basics: Tips for building a pocket survival kit

Do you know how to build a pocket survival kit? As a prepper, you need a PSK so you have access to basic survival items and tools on the fly. (h/t to Survivopedia.com) As the name implies, a pocket survival kit (PSK) is a small container packed with essential survival items. Your PSK should be small […]

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