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A simple way to make your own char cloth

how to make char cloth

How does char cloth work and how do you make it? As we saw in the article on How to Build a Fire, there are a few key components to make a fire, and all of them have to work or you'll be cold and getting angry stares from your shivering girlfriend. … [Continue reading]

How to make your own DIY hand pump

PVC hand pumps explained Obviously, water is one of the biggest considerations if things go South. You can only go about three days without water before you die and for some reason the books that tell you that don't emphasize the fact that you're … [Continue reading]

Keep your food cool without electricity: Zeer pots

What is a Zeer pot and how do you make one? You don't need electricity to cool food or medicine with a zeer pot. I'm gonna go over the basics of what zeer pots are and how they work so you can make one yourself. We'll also go over how to do the same … [Continue reading]

What you need in your bug out bag – a comprehensive look

What should be in your bug out bag? A bug out bag is critical but what do you put in it? When considering disaster preparedness, keep in mind that what survival gear and emergency supplies you add to your bug out bag and then pack for your survival … [Continue reading]

Even you can climb a rope with a Prusik knot

One of the things you should be spending your time learning how to do in case you're in a survival situation is learning how to tie knots. It's really cheap (only costs a good climbing rope or even shoestring to practice) and you can learn from lots … [Continue reading]

How to build a fire the right way

how to build a fire

I was out with my friends the other Friday Night, as I am wont to do. It was a beautiful night, and finally down to a temperature cool enough to be able to enjoy a fire. I was watching a friend of mine try to start a fire before everyone came … [Continue reading]

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