Homestead Safety

Since house fires and other accidental fires ones the single biggest threat that any of us will face in our lifetime, it pays to know a little bit about fire safety. Particularly, since we as preppers tend to stockpile lots of various things, things which might pose a fire hazard, it’s even more important. Although […]

Everyone needs to practice fire safety at all times, but considering how many chemicals and other materials we use every day, it can be tough staying on top of which ones present a genuine fire hazard. I’ll tell you this, though, for sure: some of the most hazardous things when it comes to fire risk

One of the single most likely disasters to befall any of us is an accidental fire, and particularly one that results in a house fire. No matter how meticulously you’ve prepared, a house fire can wipe out your home, your possessions and all of your supplies in minutes. Accordingly, it’s a good idea to be

One of the most common and deadly disasters that could befall you is a house fire. Most such fires start in the kitchen, so it is worth turning a critical eye to everything that you use when cooking and everything stored in and around your kitchen to assess its flammability. How about honey, for instance?

You’ve probably heard from multiple people anything can be fixed with duct tape. This versatile adhesive product can be used to hold things together, patch holes, and handle any situation where you need something to stick. Before using it around the house though, you may be wondering if it is flammable and can catch fire.

For many folks who are eager to escape the rat race and get back to a simpler, purer form of living, escaping to a homestead of any size sounds like a dream, but it is nonetheless possible. Living on and running a working, sustainable homestead is hard work, but it is much closer to the

You can’t take it ALL with you, but if you want to survive, you better start planning right now to evacuate from your homestead with your food and water preps, intact. Grabbing what you can and going is not a plan, it is a recipe for failure…especially if you did not diligently set up the