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a backup power generator is crucial to your homestead and emergency preps. learn why! m.d. creekmore off-the-grid alternative power may 25, 2018 by karen i being able to repair things is a useful skill to have – believe me, when you’ve knocked your iron off the ironing board repeatedly, it’s awful handy to know how to fix it.   tackling simple mechanical objects like an iron or (my recently fixed) foodsaver vacuum machine (see article – can i use my foodsaver® to vacuum-seal mylar … by everyday prepper bug out bags (bobs) have been hotly debated on the internet for some time and while i don’t expect my post on how to pack a bug out bag to put an end to the discussion i thought i would throw in my two cents for those readers out there that are just by k.m. nevel given that the majority of americans live in heavily populated urban areas, it’s likely that many of us are living in apartment and condo complexes and buildings, whether by choice or out of necessity. it’s reasonable to as*ume that apartment renters are just as likely as a homeowner, if not more so, to suffer a disaster or … by jeff in ohio it is well-known that diesel engines are capable of using other fuels besides diesel. this includes kerosene (with added lubrication). but how well does diesel work in items designed for kerosene? theoretically, they should be almost interchangeable. but are they? i decided to find out for myself. first, i will describe the items used followed by … by lee forbes my wife and i are new to prepping and have been at it for only seven months. i have been very pleasantly surprised by the things i’ve been getting out of this pursuit which i did not expect when i started. among these things are; closer bonding with my family, by survivordan while the grid is up or generators are running, i suggest layers of lighting. security lights (check these out at amazon.com) around the residence are the norm. they should be aimed out and be annoyingly blindingly bright. i have two sets on separate