Tricia Drevets 
Rubbing alcohol is a common ingredient in hand sanitizers, paint thinner, and household cleaners, but it can also be useful in a survival scenario. #urbansurvivalsite #survivaltips #survivalhacks #rubbingalcohol #prepper
When a disaster strikes, you may be in a place where supplies are not accessible. Here is a list of ordinary items that could save your life. #urbansurvivalsite #survival #survivalhacks #householditems #upcycling
If you lack gardening experience, starting your own vegetable garden can seem pretty overwhelming.
Here are some suggestions for DIY projects that will improve your emergency preparedness and save you time and money in the long run.
Our forebears survived heat waves without air conditioning, and so can we. Here are 11 ways people kept their houses cool before AC. #urbansurvivalsite #summer #airconditioning #frugality #offgrid
It’s happened to all of us. The power goes out, and we wonder about the food in the freezer. Is it safe to eat? Can you refreeze it? Well, that depends. #urbansurvivalsite #poweroutage #foodstorage #emergencysurvival #prepared
Although you cannot predict or prevent tornadoes, there is much you can do in advance to prepare for tornadoes and protect your family. #urbansurvivalsite #tornado #survive #prepared #weather
You may have an emergency bug out bag for the adults in your household, but what about your baby? Your baby’s needs are different than that of adults. #urbansurvivalsite #emergency #preppers #children #survivalgear
Homesteading is about self-sufficiency, and there are many ways you can increase your independence, even in an apartment.
Teaching survival skills through hands-on games and activities will not only make the experience more fun for your family, it will also help your kids remember key information. #urbansurvivalsite #prepping #children #preparedness #family
