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24 Antique Kitchen Tools Nobody Uses Anymore

Take a walk down memory lane with these 24 antique kitchen tools that are rarely used nowadays in the world of cooking and baking.

After societal collapse, the last thing you want to do is draw attention to yourself. Instead, you want to become “the gray man.”

In case burglars, looters, or the government try to take your emergency supplies, you can hide them in these places.

Discover the highest calorie crops for survival gardening that are not only rich in nutrients but are also easy to grow in your own garden.

If the SHTF, the sewage treatment plant might stop functioning which means sewage could back up in your home. Here’s what to do.

Chickens are a reliable source of protein from both their eggs and their meat. Here’s why you should raise chickens after the collapse.

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on what to include in a first aid kit for bullet wound care.

There are a lot of alternatives to toilet paper. Here are 23 of the best homemade natural and eco-friendly options.

A bird flu pandemic seems more likely every day. In case it happens, stock up on these pandemic supplies while you still can.

Where would you want to live if society began to collapse? There are pros and cons to many locations, and we’ll examine them here.

In our consumer culture, people throw things away without thinking about it. But as they say, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.

When society collapses, people are going to need basic pioneer skills again. Here are 15 pioneer skills to start learning now.

When the rule of law breaks down, you’ll need the right home defense gun to defense your home and your family. Here are the best options.

If you’re new to food storage, a good way to start is by building a 30-day food supply. Here’s what to consider and a list of foods.

Most people are quick to pull weeds or spray them with herbicides. This is a shame because many weeds are tasty and healthy.

With prices getting higher and higher, it’s time to learn how to make household items yourself. Here are 60 everyday items you can make.