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Spend an evening reading survival blogs and you will come away convinced that a galvanized trash can, a roll of aluminum tape, and a sheet of cardboard are all that stand between your radio collection and the end of the world. The advice gets repeated so often that it has hardened into folklore. Line the ... Read more... from Prepper's Will

Estimated reading time: 19 minutes In a Pinch, a Car Battery Can Do More Than Start a Car. The power is out, and you have no idea how long it will be before it returns. Hopefully, you have a lights out box and know how to survive a power outage. But did you know your car's battery can supply you with quick access to power? In fact, if the power is out for a long per...

Canned Peaches: Do we need to worry about purchasing them now? If you have seen headlines lately about Del Monte™ cutting down hundreds of thousands of peach trees, I don’t blame you for feeling a little rattled. As a family that leans on canned and home-preserved fruit for our food storage, this is exactly the kind of story worth understanding before it turns into a rumor at the

Most zip tie articles cover the same ground: bundling cables, repairing gear, improvising cordage. All true, and all useful. What almost nobody covers is how zip ties function as an actual security tool, one that professional shipping and logistics industries have relied on for decades to answer one specific question: has anyone gotten into this while I wasn’t watching. This is ...

A while back, I kept running into the same problem every summer. I felt like I didn’t have a reliable water source in case of an emergency. My rain barrels would run dry by the middle of July, the creek would get low, and the only thing left coming out of the hose was treated town water that my seedlings hate. It was clear that I needed to do something… I started to panic a litt...