Pinterest is an online pinboard.
Organize and share things you love.
Cedar: Quick and Easy Survival Cordage (And a Tree Bark Education)
1 like 2 repins
The Importance of Ropes and Pulleys for Preppers in an Economic Collapse
1 like
Knowing how to find the North Star in the northern hemisphere is definitely one of the most basic navigational skills that everyone should know - being lost in the wilderness without a compass is not the time to be trying to figure out where the North Star is.
1 like 7 repins
Halligan Bar is the best door-smashing, get-me-the-heck-into/outta-here, zombie-fightin’ tool in the world. The deluxe 30-inch is made of high tensile strength titanium, so it will never rust and, despite its imposing appearance, weighs just 5.25 lbs.
2 repins
ArrowCard - A steel card that would fit in an Altoids can, that had 4 pre-cut arrowheads, a scraper, saw blade, and knife blade all in one. -- WANT
2 likes 1 repin
Backpacks Infographic: How to Find the Right Backpack at REI
1 like 2 repins
understand the difference between water filtration and purification, and how it can help you in a long term emergency situation
4 repins
DIY Capsules The capsules are water and airtight allowing for several types of usage such as carrying balms and lotions, solo fire kit, maybe salt/pepper or spices. I don't know if super glue is a safe adhesive to use with food and would advise researching it own your own before using with any food related item.
2 likes 4 repins
Preparedness: Things You Should Have In Your Car. I would add a small CHARGED fire extinguisher. It can save a life. #preparedness #Car #kit #emergency #survival
3 likes 22 repins
A handy checklist for earthquake preparedness. #preparedness #emergency #survival
1 like 2 repins
The Top 50 Survival Blogs! Some of these are on the edge, but still contain decently useful info.
1 like 6 repins
Good info on emergency prep, long term survival. BASICS. 20 Things You Will Need To Survive If and When The Economy Collapses And/Or The Next Great Depression Begins
1 like 9 repins
How to Reinforce Doors: Entry Door and Lock Reinforcements Three simple upgrades to improve door security
1 like 8 repins
Unverified "I call this edge my "lyte-paks". I make these with this formula: 7 potassium tablet/ 3.5 teaspoon salt/ 7 Tablespoon sugar. This will suffice for a weeks worth of 1-day supplies. I crush the tabs and mix it all together. I divide it out into 7 equal parts, then vac-seal... you can dump 1 of these per day in drinking water and replace vital supplements or just eat it dry...REMEMBER the brain runs on sugars, but the muscles/heart MUST have sodium and potassium for electrical function."
3 repins
Water and food storage shelf plans.
2 likes 3 repins
Emergency Preparedness Kit {week-by-week} do a little bit each week, to spread out the costs and work.
12 repins
Emergency Candle. Just put a wick in it and it will last for about 45 days! Awesome! Good to know!
1 like 13 repins
finding room for a year supply of food is tricky for most people. it takes up a lot of space and it's ugly
8 repins
Be a Grown Up Boy Scout: The Wilderness Survival Skills Everyone Should Know
2 likes 8 repins
Turning off your water can be necessary in a long-term, or even short-term emergency. Video and tutorial on how!
1 like 7 repins
A video and tutorial on how to turn off your gas in case of emergency
1 like 7 repins
Preserving and Proving Your Identity and Worth in an Emergency - Great Article that gives A Complete List of Vital Documents
5 repins
Great addition idea to home binder- use a card holder to put Credit Cards's that are only used in an emergency or rare occasion.
1 like 2 repins
Family Emergency ID Keeper. Lots of things I hadn't thought of!
1 like 6 repins
Household Emergency Preparedness: GAS LEAK: rotten egg odor or hissing sound - get out of the house. POWER OUTAGE: Know where to find the nearest flashlight. Store 1 in each bedroom. FROZEN PIPES: During freezing spells allow a trickle of water to run through the pipes. Keep cabinets open. Insulate vulnerable pipes. HOME FIRES: Smoke alarm on every level of the house. Check batteries once a month. Fire extinguisher gauges should 100%. Discuss escape routes. Have kiddie escape ladders. EMERG...
2 likes 9 repins
Portable case, use for the family's car emergency kits. Nice product.
3 likes 3 repins
The Cadillac of tents: wall tent by Montana Canvas, with a wood stove, and window!
1 like 3 repins
When you evaporate and condense water, the condensed water is 100% pure water. This means the purified water is completely safe to drink, as nasty chemicals and bugs do not evaporate with the water. The WaterCone is a very simple gadget that purifies water by the process of evaporation.
3 likes 2 comments 7 repins
How to Find Water and How to Make Water Safe to Drink
3 likes 6 repins
Seven Core Areas of Preparedness. Great rational article.
1 like 11 repins
There are many uses for charcoal. 1. You can cook with it and it will burn better and hotter then wood. 2. You can use it to clean your water and make a water filter or to make sweet water. If your water is a little skunky boil water with 2 pieses of charcoal for about 15 min to remove the smell. 3. You can use it to help stop poisoning. For instance if you eat something by mistake that would kill you and their was nothing you could do to stop it, just take 2 teaspoon full’s and eat it three times a day. The poison will be absorbed into the charcoal and just may save your life. 4. Charcoal is one of the main parts of black powder as well as other things. 5. It also can be used as a top dressing on a wound to absorb infection. 6. Can be used to add Potassium to the soil and raze the ph levels as well. 7. Can be mixed with white ash for a cleaner and soaps.
1 like 8 repins
A great idea to put 72 hour kit in a clean trash can. Maybe one with wheels?
1 like 2 repins
Wow...Good to know for the next power outage: 1/4" Mt Dew in bottle, add tiny bit of baking soda and 3 capfuls of hydrogen peroxide. Shake and it glows. Pour on sidewalk to "paint"
5 likes 21 repins
Fetching pins…
$27.95
Vicki P you find the coolest things! learning so much from your pins thx :)