Preparedness For People With Contacts Or Glasses
Considering that 3 out of 4 adults need vision correction, it’s a wonder eye care isn’t a more common concern among preppers. Here’s what you should do.
Considering that 3 out of 4 adults need vision correction, it’s a wonder eye care isn’t a more common concern among preppers. Here’s what you should do.
There is no time like the present to update your bug out bag, and wearable tech is much better than gear you have to carry around with you.
A delicious meal or snack can really boost your morale. That’s why you need some variety in your food storage. Here are 14 foods you might have forgotten.
A home invasion is much more than a simple burglary. Most burglars are not looking for a violent encounter, but most home invaders are. Would you survive?
Organization is a big deal to The Urban Prepper. He has a very systematic approach to prepping. In this video he discusses “prepping circles.”
The great thing about medicinal herbs is you don’t have to stock up on a huge supply. You can grow them throughout the year and harvest what you need.
Don’t waste time repeating the same mistakes others have made. Instead, read this list of tips I wish I’d heard before I started prepping.
During a widespread disaster you might have to do all sorts of things that will make you hot and sweaty, so here are 20 ways to stay cool without power.
Of all the things preppers shouldn’t throw away, probably the most useful is the 2-liter bottle. Some people discard these almost everyday.
I know a lot of my posts have the term “SHTF” in the title. But as I’ve said before, there are many reasons to prep other than SHTF.