Here’s a great little DIY project you can do tomorrow (or today) if you want. Make your own water bottle filter. Don’t mistake this for water purification. It’s just to filter out enough to make it drinkable. But you’d be
Ask any accomplished runner, hiker, backpacker, or outdoorsman how they prevent blisters and you’ll more than likely get different answers from each person you run across. Our buddies over at ItsTactical have discovered and sware by leukotape to prevent blisters.
Looking to make a greenhouse on the cheap? Why not make a greenhouse from old windows? It’s an awesome way to re-purpose windows that were otherwise destined for the landfill and you’re neighbors will think you’re the most creative person
Whoever thought of this is brilliant. They figured out how to make a camp hot water heater with easy to use dispensing feature using a turkey fryer. All you need is some propane and a spigot and you can get
Just came across this in-depth step-by-step tutorial on electrical wiring that shows you how to run power anywhere. This is most definitely something you should at least learn the basics so if you ever need to run power somewhere new,
So you want to make sure you have the ability to cook without power should you lose power during a SHTF type of situation, or you just want to go off the grid. And you want to pick yourself up
Pine resin or pitch is the secretion from pine trees caused by cuts in the tree trunk or from broken limbs. The trees secrete the resin to seal up any cuts or damage to the tree. If you find yourself
Here’s how to make a homemade mosquito trap that actually works. Items needed for your DIY mosquito trap: 1 cup of water 1/4 cup of brown sugar 1 gram of yeast 1 2-liter bottle Assembling your mosquito trap: 1. Cut
If you ever find yourself in the wilderness and need food, there are a lot of ways to fill the plate for dinner. These 6 primitive traps and snares for catching game in the woods have worked for a very
Spark gap transmitters are the oldest type of radio transmitter made by man. They were first used around 1888 and remained legal until the 1920s when their use became greatly restricted. World War II delayed their complete ban outside of emergency
