There’s a reason why each shopping cart contains at least a bottle of bleach – this stuff’s good for a lot of odd jobs around the house, and som...

The 1929 Wall Street stock crash not only left half of America destitute but also encouraged people to find other means to earn a living, some of them...

aking steps to be more prepared when you start to plan for a lot of contingencies can quickly start hitting the wallet and if you aren’t careful you...

If you are a procrastinator, now is the time. You need to scramble to find plenty of firewood to get through the winter. Using this tips we have been...

Today we’re talking about Trisodium Phosphate in Cereal. What’s that, you ask? Let’s find out. Just the other day, one of my friends tagged me i...

Life is what happens as we look down at our smartphones. Time doesn’t care if we are ready. Lucky with all the technology around us, right? But...

Your home should be your castle. For all the talk in the preparedness community about bugging out and heading for the country, unless your home is und...

You don’t need to dig an underground bunker to start planning for the next big disaster. Investing in upgraded disaster preparedness equipment is a...

<p>Alcohol stoves use denatured alcohol for fuel and are very common with ultralight backpackers because of the huge weight savings. You can pay a pre...

Natural and man-made disasters happen often without warning. Hurricanes, blackouts, terrorist attacks — you name it, anything could happen in a blin...

The Prepping Community’s most active discussion revolves around preparing for disasters. Not that disasters or zombies are our only focus. The broad...

There are two recurring themes we have in prepping and survival blogs around preparing for disasters of any type. The first is the need to practice an...