Prepping With Chronic Pain: 5 Special Considerations
Written by Martin Banks These days, prepping has become more necessary than ever. War and economic uncertainty are both ongoing. A pandemic and civil unrest have been around for nearly
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Category: Emergency Preparedness
Need Fast Cash? Sell Your Old Devices Quickly and Safely
Written by Shannon Flynn Old phones and battery-depleted laptops litter junk drawers and storage bins. If the technology is in adequate condition to meet vendor criteria, tech owners could sell
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Ways to Charge your Phone Without Electricity
This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com A few weeks ago, thousands of people in North Carolina lost power due to two substations being vandalized. This illustrates that electric power
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Top 10 Preps for the New Year
Written by Bernie Carr The New Year is here and along with it comes hopes that this year will be better than last year. We are all hopeful but there
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Happy New Year to My Dear Readers
Written by Bernie Carr I am very glad to welcome this New Year. I won’t lie, this past year has been very challenging for me. My regular readers may have
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Buying “Used” – When Is It Really a Money-Saver?
Written by Shannon Flynn People buy used items for lots of different reasons. Most of the time, it’s to help them save money. Other times, the item could be of
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Does Bottled Water Go Bad?
This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com If you store bottled water for emergencies or for daily use, I am sure you have wondered whether they expire or go bad.
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How to Evade a Kidnapping
Written by Kyt Lyn Walken Introduction “[The kidnapping] happened 14 years ago, and I didn’t talk about it for ten years because I was too embarrassed. I was too scared. I
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Build a Car Survival Kit
This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com Since many city dwellers spend a lot of time in their cars, it makes sense to keep a well stocked emergency kit. When
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Warm Clothes & Bedding for When the Power Goes Out
Written by Ron Brown When I was a child, my folks heated with wood. We had a wood stove downstairs and no ceiling registers whatsoever — meaning zero heat upstairs.
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