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News & Articles By Mary Miller
07/31/2019
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By Mary Miller
Here’s why your bug-out bag should ALWAYS have a respirator mask
When it comes to prepping equipment, respirators should not be overlooked. While they can be potentially lifesaving when SHTF, respirators can still be useful even in your daily life. Both reusable and disposable respirators don’t cost that much, so investing in them will be well worth it in the long run. Here are a few […]
07/29/2019
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By Mary Miller
Planning to live off-grid? Learn the basics of making your own cement
If you plan to live off the grid, you may need to do your own construction work. Fortunately, making your own natural cement isn’t as hard as you might think. With a little knowledge and practice, you can create your own DIY cement from scratch. (h/t to PreppersWill.com) Items needed for making natural cement Gather the […]
07/13/2019
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By Mary Miller
True survivalists never stop prepping: Do you have these 4 traits necessary to survive?
Being a prepper is more than just a simple hobby: It’s a full-time lifestyle. True survivalists remain prepared for anything, not just during emergencies, but even in their everyday lives. Here are the top four traits every prepper should have to survive anything when SHTF. (h/t to OffGridSurvival.com) A true survivalist never stops learning No matter […]
06/25/2019
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By Mary Miller
Debunking common survival myths
Whether you’re bugging out, living off the grid, or facing an emergency, every decision you make counts. There’s a reason why preppers only follow tried and true survival strategies. It is generally better to learn directly from those who are more experienced than you, rather than experiment on your own using untested survival methods when […]
06/13/2019
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By Mary Miller
Consider these factors before deciding to bug in or out
If a large-scale disaster were to occur, deciding whether you should bug in or out can mean the difference between life and death. Depending on your location and personal situation, there are plenty of factors to consider when making your survival plan. Here are a few prepping tips to help you decide whether staying or […]
06/12/2019
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By Mary Miller
Off-grid hygiene: Washing your hands without running water
In a survival situation, one of the most important hygiene rules to follow is to regularly wash your hands in order to prevent the spread of harmful pathogens and bacteria. Ideally, you should wash your hands around four to eight times a day. This includes washing before meals, after using the bathroom, and after handling […]
06/04/2019
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By Mary Miller
Rebuilding after SHTF: 10 Things communities need to do after disaster strikes
Surviving a large-scale disaster is one thing, but rebuilding the broken remnants of society is an entirely different challenge. In the aftermath of a societal collapse, the path toward a functional society will require plenty of planning, discipline, logistics, and proper resource allocation – but if it is done right, you might end up with a […]
05/23/2019
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By Mary Miller
Prepping on-the-go: How to make sure you have drinkable water when you’re bugging out
Having access to a reliable source of clean drinking water is vital when bugging out. In a survival situation, you probably won’t last more than three days without this life-sustaining liquid. Stocking up on bottles of water can only get you so far, especially if you plan on traveling to other bug-out locations. You might […]
05/23/2019
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By Mary Miller
Upcycling for preppers: The 12 survival uses of tin cans
People tend to discard tin cans along with the rest of their garbage, but tin cans are among the most valuable items you can scavenge and re-purpose, since they have countless potential uses. Make the most out of your tin cans by turning them into these 12 DIY survival items when SHTF. (h/t to HomesteadSurvivalSite.com) A scoop […]
05/11/2019
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By Mary Miller
Face masks vs. respirators: A guide for when to use each
Face masks and respirators are terms that people tend to use interchangeably, but these two items are designed for different purposes. Both are mostly used for preventing the spread of disease-causing bacteria, but each one serves their function differently. Protect yourself from foreign contaminants by learning how and when to properly use face masks and […]
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