Alan Urban

21 Survival Items You Should NOT Put In Your Bug Out Bag

If your bug out bag is so heavy you can’t carry it more than a few miles, then you’ll have to drop some of the items.

A burglar who tries hard enough may get around the home security measures. In case that happens, here are some unusual home security tips.

Shopping at thrift stores like Goodwill is a great way to save money on prepper items. It’s extremely satisfying to score a good deal.

A few jugs of vinegar can replace soaps, cleaners, and even some types of medicine for a fraction of the cost. Here are 40 uses for vinegar.

If you’re a prepper or survivalist looking for some inspiration, check out the best Netflix movies that explore resilience, and survival.

Prepping doesn’t have to cost a lot if you know how to look for bargains. Garage sales are a great place to scoop up prepper items.

Not only is bucket gardening a great solution for people with limited space, it has many advantages over traditional gardening.

It’s been said that toilet paper will be worth its weight in gold after a disaster. Here are some toilet paper alternatives.

In a disaster, you can use buckets for lots of things. After you read this post, you’ll never throw a bucket away again.

Learn how to create an emergency preparedness plan that meets the unique needs of individuals with disabilities.