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The Emergency Blanket And Why It Is A Must For Preppers

September 14, 2019February 23, 2018 by Rhonda Owen

Have you ever wondered how you would survive if you get stuck in a snowstorm and cannot move your vehicle? It would be a hazardous situation for anybody and the freezing temperature will make survival a lot more difficult. You can still hope to find a good shelter if you are in the city, but what if you are in a deserted area. You will need something that can keep you warm and comfortable throughout this period. There is no other better option than a space blanket or emergency blanket. It is an innovative blanket, designed especially to protect you during hazardous situations.

Generator Safety Rules To Implement Before A Natural Disaster Occurs

September 14, 2019January 26, 2018 by David Andrew Brown

Nowadays, a generator is more than a convenience, and these items are no longer used sporadically like in the past. In fact, they fly off the shelves of general stores every time the media channels broadcast the “BAD forecast for this week’s weather” message. While some people know how to use a generator, the vast majority has no idea what protocols to follow and which are the generator safety rules they should implement for their household.

Home Preparation: How to Disaster Proof Your Home Before One Strikes

September 14, 2019January 17, 2018 by Bob Rodgers

A natural disaster is a catastrophic event caused by intense rain, wind, fire and earthquakes. Although there isn’t much that can be done to prevent these events from happening, there are steps homeowners can take to ensure that their property is secure and that their family is safe throughout the disaster. Generally speaking, when it comes to home, most people envision a safe environment, which makes sense, right? Everyone wants their home to be safe.

Recovering From Hypothermia Using Various Beverages – The Dos And Don’ts

September 14, 2019January 12, 2018 by Bob Rodgers

During this time of year, a lot of people are affected by hypothermia. Many of them have no idea what hypothermia really is or what its symptoms are. When people feel cold they power through as they think it’s normal and soon enough things get worse, especially if they drink the wrong beverages.

Top 5 Wilderness Shelters Using Natural Materials

September 14, 2019January 3, 2018 by Bob Rodgers

The ability to build wilderness shelters is an important factor to your ability to live through a cold weather survival scenario. We should all respect Mother Natures since her angriest periods can defeat even the most experienced survivalists. If you learn how to build these five wilderness survival shelters using natural resources, you will have a fighting chance against Mother Nature’s fury.

8 Ways To Survive Natural Disasters

September 14, 2019December 20, 2017 by Bob Rodgers

It seems that this year was one of the most awful ones for many fellow Americans due to some of the worst natural disasters ever recorded. Hurricanes Harvey and Irma and many of the wildfires going strong even today showed us how helpless we are when facing Mother Nature’s fury. To help you survive natural disasters here are eight important things to consider.

10 Ways To Keep Your Car From Becoming Trapped In Snow

September 14, 2019December 8, 2017 by Bob Rodgers

A relaxing drive up to a mountain cabin can turn into a disaster during this time of the year. All it takes is a wrong move, and in a blink of an eye, your vehicle is covered in snow. You are now stranded, cold and isolated in your own car. Being trapped in the snow is a scary prospect, but you can prevent such scenario if you prepare in advance.

Top 6 Ideas For Creating Survival Shelters In The Wild

September 14, 2019December 4, 2017 by Bob Rodgers

Today we are going to go over one of the most vital things to know when spending time outdoors for an extended period. That’s right, knowing how to build various survival shelters can save your life when spending time outside, fighting against the harsh weather. Survival experts have long known about an idea called the Rule of Threes. It says that humans will die after 3 minutes with no air, 3 days without water, or 3 weeks of going without food. At least, those are the most commonly known rules. Many people forget that you can die in three hours without shelter when the environment is harsh enough.

Top 10 Items Needed During Flooding

September 13, 2019November 3, 2017 by Bob Rodgers

Flooding is one of the major natural disasters, which is characterized by the increase of river, lakes, or sea level and is usually a consequence of heavy rains, snow melting, ice melting, water reservoir collapse, etc. Floods may last from several hours to two-three weeks and may cause countless damage to both buildings and the population.

How To Secure Your Windows Against Mother Nature’s Fury

September 13, 2019September 22, 2017 by Bob Rodgers

Your home’s weakest points are without a doubt the windows. We fail to realize that these key elements need a better approach when it comes to fortifying our homes against nature’s wrath. If you want to protect your home against intruders and the elements, you need to secure your windows properly.

How To Survive the Rising Waters of a Flood

September 13, 2019August 30, 2017 by Bob Rodgers

Waking up to torrential rain as a hurricane is heading your way is not a pretty picture. People falsely believe that if their region is above sea level, they will eventually be OK. However, Mother Nature can prove us wrong as we are currently seeing in Texas. The rising waters of a flood can cause more damage and take more lives than the actual hurricane that caused the flooding.

Top 50 Things To Disappear From Stores Before A Natural Disaster

September 13, 2019August 9, 2017 by Bob Rodgers

Every time a big storm is predicted, you see people panicking and ransacking regional stores. These are the same people that call folks like you and me “odd”. They think we exaggerate with our prepping plans and we won’t need all the things we stockpile. Before a natural disaster, the following things will disappear faster than anyone can predict and here is what you should be getting.

How To Build A Disaster Tool Kit – Tools For After It Hits The Fan

September 13, 2019August 4, 2017 by Bob Rodgers

When there’s wreckage everywhere and you hear cries for help, you will need to act and act fast. To handle the aftermath of a disaster you need to make sure you have the proper tools to get to work. Building a disaster tool kit is the clever way to go and here is why.