Although you can buy char cloth, I recommend making it yourself. In this video, Sigma 3 Survival School explains how to make char cloth step by step. #urbansurvivalsite #charcloth #zippo #diy #survival
Step-by-step how to build a DIY solar reflector oven from found materials along with tips on how to cook food in it.
Here are some suggestions for DIY projects that will improve your emergency preparedness and save you time and money in the long run.
I’m positive that anyone — even people who are terrible at DIY projects — can make this DIY alcohol stove. Here’s how to do it. #urbansurvivalsite #diy #diystove #homemadestove #alcoholstove
Making a candle that lasts 100 hours is a lot easier than you think. You just need a regular thin candle, a jar, and some Crisco.
A shepherd’s sling is a sling used to throw a projectile such as a stone or marble. It can be used for hunting and self-defense.
This DIY solar furnace can keep a single room nice and warm on a sunny day. This would be great if the power went out in the winter.
Whether it’s a small shed, a garage, or your whole house, these do-it-yourself emergency heaters really deliver.
After a major disaster, the convenience of bathrooms and toilets will become a fond memory. That’s why you need to build your own DIY emergency toilet.
While dealing with illness in a survival scenario requires a detailed, multi-faceted approach, being able to set up a medical quarantine room is an important first step.
