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The Wonderbag

Prepping is about more than just storing beans, bullets, and band-aids for a potential future emergency. It’s also about making changes to our lifestyle now, before anything happens, to better train and equip ourselves to deal with hardship when it comes. One huge aspect of that lifestyle change is learning to make do with less. The less you use, the less you need. The slogan “Reduce – Reuse – Recycle” is beginning to resonate with me. A great place to start is to find ways in which you can meet your needs while using less energy. >>Read more about it here


Pressure Cookers for Preppers

Pressure cookers save fuel and time by cooking foods faster. Sure, they are “old-school”, but so are a lot of other things preppers use and do. >>Read more about it here


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