15 Things To Do When The Power Goes Out
When the lights go out, the following things should be done in order to stretch resources, keep your family calm, and make the power outage more tolerable.
When the lights go out, the following things should be done in order to stretch resources, keep your family calm, and make the power outage more tolerable.
If you live in the city with countless other people (most of whom aren’t prepared for a major disaster), then you need to learn how to fight back.
Other than oxygen, water is the most important thing for human survival, which is why it’s so important to learn about water collection and purification. #urbansurvivalsite #survivalwater #emergencywater #prepping #surviving
If you wait to prepare until hours before a hurricane strikes, you’re making a major mistake that could cost you your life or the lives of your family.
As long as you have a solar charger for your phone, you’ll be able to access all the information on Wikipedia even if there’s no power or Internet.
These hobbies are not only enjoyable and easily accessible to city-dwellers, they also provide skills that will be incredibly valuable after the SHTF.
You can purchase a fire piston online, but if you like DIY projects, you can make your own. This video explains how to make one from a mini flashlight.
Although survivalists are usually portrayed as paranoid conspiracy theorists by the main stream media, during a major disaster they are heroes.
If you rely on your air conditioning to survive the summer heatwaves, you could be in for a real challenge if you lose electricity or your AC goes down.
What about the milk and eggs? If you have a food stockpile, then you probably asked yourself this question. Fortunately, there are several options.