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You’ve just read about a new desalination technology. We’ve got a new water technology of our own at Emergency Essentials. A monster of a water storage container. I’m not kidding—it’s huge. It holds 160 gallons of water (that’s the equivalent of three 55-gallon barrels) while taking just 7.2 square feet of floor space. It’s called the WaterPrepared [...]
May 14th, 2013 | Posted in PREPAREDNESS | Read More »
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger Editor of NaturalNews.com (See all articles…) We are republishing two important stories here (with links to original sources) that you need to read. The first is a report from a man who survived the war in Bosnia. Although the source of this cannot be confirmed, the advice is extremely valuable regardless. [...]
May 11th, 2013 | Posted in Featured, PREPAREDNESS, Reality Report | Read More »
By: Contributor Walt Hampton LONG-TERM AMMO STORAGE TIPS: THE 3 WATCHWORDS Modern primers and gun powder, if properly stored, have a nearly infinite shelf life. These items need to be stored with the three watchwords of care; cool, dry and dark. LONG-TERM AMMO STORAGE TIPS: COOL By cool we mean stable temperature in the 50 to [...]
May 11th, 2013 | Posted in PREPAREDNESS | Read More »
March 20th, 2013 | Posted in PREPAREDNESS | Read More »
The following is excerpted from a feature article by James Morgan Ayres that ran in the April 2013 issue ofBLADE® Magazine. Over 90 percent of wilderness deaths by mischance are caused by hypothermia. Knowing how to build an emergency shelter quickly can mean the difference between freezing to death and surviving. You can build asurvival shelter that [...]
March 20th, 2013 | Posted in PREPAREDNESS | Read More »
by Tim Young Last week, I was hanging out with my friend, “Above Average” Joe from SurvivalLife.com, when I saw his paracord lanyard. I played dumb and asked him what it was for. Joe passionately explained a little history of paracord and told me about many of the different ways it can be used. He said [...]
March 11th, 2013 | Posted in PREPAREDNESS | Read More »
It’s easy to get caught up in self-defense firearms, but don’t lose sight of this truth: Avoiding a fight is far better than being in one. The best way to start is by making your home less appealing to intruders. Click here to read home security tips from a burglar. More Preparedness Articles 5 Things Burglars Don’t Want [...]
March 2nd, 2013 | Posted in PREPAREDNESS | Read More »
by Peggy Layton Many of my ancestors came from England where they were converted to the Christianity. They came to America in ships looking for a better life. They were promised freedom of religion and their own piece of ground in the wide-open spaces of Utah, and they were given a new hope and vision for [...]
March 1st, 2013 | Posted in PREPAREDNESS | Read More »
Sufficient-minded folks from the big city to the countryside are gearing up for spring chickens. Here are five articles to help prepare for them. * Can You Commit to Chickens? * Pick a Chick: Which Breed is Right for You? * Chicken Pros and Cons * Tips for Managing the Flock * How to Get the Most from Chickens
February 25th, 2013 | Posted in PREPAREDNESS | Read More »
by Thomas Miller Recent events in the news have highlighted the volatility of the world we live in today. Violence is a common reaction to many scenarios. As a result of violent attacks, there are often traumatic injuries that occur to the parties involved that require immediate medical assistance. This is where the blow out kit [...]
February 18th, 2013 | Posted in PREPAREDNESS | Read More »