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This is an amazing idea for being able to do laundry off-grid. Simple idea of using 2 buckets. Could be simple to make a couple of these washing machines and do double the laundry. Hang your clothes out to dry on a drying rack and you are all set.
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This is a great article full of information for homesteaders. A complete guide to off grid water.
Save this page! You will want to save it for reference. Clean water is the most important preparedness need to focus on.
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This is something that I have been wanting to do for a while. I can get windows from the local Restore! This will be my next project. The front of my house is south facing so it would work great. Might also be a great way to save on the heating bill.
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This is a recipe that I am going to be saving and probably using a lot! I have a dry throat most of the fall and winter. Being cooped up in house with dry heat, cats, dog, and still trying to hike in the frigid temps do a number on my throat and sinuses. I go through so many bags of Halls cough drops.
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1. Thrift stores - This is my favorite way to find clothing and household items. You can also find great furniture and home decor.
2. Consignment stores - A great little consignment shop can be a way to save money on higher end clothing and more. You might even want to start taking items that are taking up space in your closet to make some extra money.
3. Discount Retailers - They have name brand items for a lot less. I do a lot of my Christmas shopping at store like TJ Maxx.
4. Outlet stores - You can usually find bargains in outlet stores.
5. Garage sales - Takes a bit of time and can be hit & miss, but sometimes you can find some amazing items. Lots of furniture, camping equipment, clothing, baby items, etc.
6. End of season sales - Watch for them. Buy expensive items out of season. You can save a bit by doing this.
