Emergency preparedness kit

Preparing for unexpected situations is something I believe we all consider important. Having a well-stocked survival kit is key, especially with items that won't spoil with time. Choosing items that never go bad ensures your emergency preparations remain useful for years to come. Honey I always keep honey in my survival kit because it never […]

Pack these 11 tools and you'll be ready for anything—even if you’re living in a studio apartment that barely has enough room for a twin bed.

How To Survive Without Electricity

I have complied 20 prepping items that are valuable as well. It goes beyond stocking up on food.

As crazy as it seems, some people make prepping harder than it has to be. Learning skills can be hard, but the end rewards are so worth it. The work can be hard, but the pay off is that jobs get done and you have accomplished something for the future.However...preppers still need stuff. We can

Emergency Preparedness - Week 2 Food & Water. How to create a 72 hour kit.

Power outages can last for days, so here are 28 things to do to prep for them. You and your family will be safe and comfortable the next time one happens.

Things to prep before a natural disaster. Emergency preparedness for beginners. How to start an emergency food storage on a budget. Necessities to keep stockpiled.

Prepare for the next blackout with confidence using these 30 crucial survival techniques. Learn power outage survival essentials like food, water, and heating strategies to maintain comfort. With a focus on emergency preparedness, this guide enhances your self-reliance and prepares you for grid-down living. Start preparing today so you can stay safe in any situation. Save this pin and boost your disaster readiness now.

Whether you like FEMA or not, they want you to be prepared for a disaster. The more prepared you are, the less they'll have to help you.

Take a look at what we keep in our emergency kit inside of our storm shelter.

FIRE! It’s what we must have for survival. When the power goes out and batteries are dead, it’s fire we need to see with, to cook with and to heat. It’s pretty important to have the means for making fire when it comes to emergency preparedness. ==== NOTE: If you’d like a Firstarter Kit for […]

We lost power for seven days. On the sixth day, our electricity was restored, but we were hit with another Nor'easter, leaving us without power once again. I am happy to report on the eighth day, all has returned to normal! Living by the constant roar of fire and flickering candlelight and allowing ourselves to disconnect while internet and electricity were not plentiful was romantic, but it was also a drag. Without power, all creature comforts are gone: Heat/AC, running water, flushable to

I’ve always preferred to bug-in. After all, why venture into the unknown when you can have your food stockpiles, water, guns, ammo and other necessities safely tucked away close-by? But if you’re doing THIS (and many preppers are) then bugging becomes a death-trap: