Emergency Preparedness – Apartment Prepper

7 Household Products You’re Wasting – Use Less and Save Money

October 19, 2020 Apartment Prepper Avoiding Waste, Emergency Preparedness, Money, Saving money

Written by Bernie Carr We’re all trying to save money these days and every little bit of effort helps. My grandfather used to mark the dates with a sharpie whenever

EDC Survival Kit

October 15, 2020 Apartment Prepper Emergency Preparedness

Written by Aden Tate The most useful tools are the ones that are available. It does no good if you own a hammer but it’s miles away when you need

How to Render Fat

October 12, 2020 Apartment Prepper Emergency Preparedness, Saving money, Self-Sufficiency, Sustainable living

you can learn how to render lard or tallow. I’ve always been concerned about food waste, but even more so during these times. Learning how to render fat will also help you use up fatty pieces that might have gotten discarded.

How Long Does Coronavirus Last on Skin?

October 11, 2020 Apartment Prepper Coronavirus Pandemic, COVID-19 Pandemic, Emergency Preparedness

Written by Bernie Carr Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, I’ve wondered about how long the virus lasts on various surfaces. We’ve found out how long it lasts on counter spaces,

Tourists Stranded in Cancun as Hurricane Delta Made Landfall

October 8, 2020 Apartment Prepper Emergency Preparedness, Travel safety

Written by Bernie Carr Hundreds of American tourists had to evacuate their hotels in Cancun this week as they braced for Hurricane Delta. According to The Daily Mail: Delta made

The Basics Of Prepping

October 5, 2020 aptprepper Beginner prepping, Emergency Preparedness

Prepping is a new term for what our ancestors did as a way of life many years ago. Putting a label on it is just something people have done for marketing purposes and because we like to label things. While I am going to cover the big basic needs that you want to take care of first in this article, I want to stress that being more prepared can start with something as simple as throwing a few extra cans of meat or veggies in the cart next time you go grocery shopping.