50+ Survival Uses for Trash Bags
Here are over 50 survival and homestead uses for trash bags. From building shelter to growing food, trash bags are incredibly versatile.
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How to Make DIY Waterproof Firestarters
If you like to go camping, you know there are few things more frustrating than trying to get a fire going with damp tinder and cold hands. A good firestarter is can be the difference between comfort and misery. And while you could buy firestarters such as WetFire tinder, you’ll end up spending a couple dollars every time you start a fire. That’s why I love this homemade firestarter. It’s simple, effective, and made of wax and cotton pads so each one only costs pennies to make. Even better, you can drop it in a water, pull it out soaking … Read More
Safe Indoor DIY Heater from a Tin Can
Learn how to make a safe, effective indoor DIY heater using cans and Sterno fuel. Great for power outages, emergencies, or off-grid living.
20 Best Bucket Gardening Vegetables
Grow delicious vegetables in 5-gallon buckets. These are the best varieties and tips for a thriving container garden at home.
DIY Fuel Tab That Burns 15+ Minutes
Learn how to make DIY fuel tabs for your solid fuel stove using common materials. Cheap, effective, and perfect for emergencies.
25 Survival Uses for Plastic Grocery Bags
Here are 25 survival uses for plastic grocery bags, including collecting water, staying warm, signaling for help, and more in an emergency.
How to Build a Micro Survival Kit
Build a complete Altoids tin survival kit with first aid, fire starters, and tools. Compact, portable, and perfect for urban emergencies.
DIY Emergency Candle Lasts Over 2 Months
Make a “Forever Candle” that burns for up to 72 days using just vegetable shortening. Perfect for blackouts or off-grid living.
How to Make a Swedish Torch
Learn how to build a Swedish torch using a single log. This easy DIY campfire burns clean, lasts for hours, and doubles as a cooking surface.
How to Make a Hobo Cook Kit
Build a lightweight, compact hobo cook kit for emergencies, bug out bags, or camping. It’s cheap, easy, and perfect for off-grid cooking.
