5 Reasons Preppers Should Avoid Smart Technology
While there are many survival apps and smart technologies designed for preppers, I would like to offer the 5 reasons why you should avoid smart technology.
While there are many survival apps and smart technologies designed for preppers, I would like to offer the 5 reasons why you should avoid smart technology.
Your prepping efforts will be stronger and more effective if your spouse is involved. You’ll learn from each other, help each other, and be more prepared.
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.
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.
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.
In case you forgot, Father’s Day is almost here! If you know a prepper father and want to get him something awesome this year, I have a few suggestions.
In cities, the number one problem after the SHTF will be a lack of food and water. Too many people don’t store more than a few days worth of food.
No matter how much you prepare for disaster, there are going to be unexpected problems that throw a monkey wrench in your plans.
We shouldn’t care what other people think, but it’s hard not to get angry when people call you crazy for prepping. You’re gonna need a few good comebacks.
The point of this article is to give you a few ideas on personal hygiene in post-SHTF situations, although some of these tips can be applied right now.