How To Have Endless Hot Water Without Electricity

 

 

How To Have Endless Hot Water Without Electricity – myhealthycoach

 

I am always on the hunt for ways to get clean water and hot water. Being able to get it and keep having it will be a great way to be comfortable and safe while off-grid.  

Homemade MREs

 

 

Homemade MREs - Modern Survival Online

Making Your own MRE meal packs can be a lifesaver. Great idea for survival kit, Go bag, and camping. They are not hard to make and can be made to everyone's taste. Great idea. 

 

 

How much food do I really need for 1 year

 

 

How much food do I really need for 1 year

 

Having a full pantry is a must for many reasons. How much you really need is what you need to figure out. Every family will need a different amount. Your family size and needs are a factor to think about.

 

 

Keep Drafts Out Of Your House...

I live in a little house that has a back room that is not too sealed. It actually has the back door in that room. Always cold. MY desk had to go by the door to that room because I had no room to put it any where else.
Sitting there the last 2 days I actually felt like my toes had frost bite. So I went to dollar general and got a 3.00 curtain rod, I got one that sticks out from the wall a bit so I can move the curtain easily whenever I need to open the door. I had 1 curtain panel that is a heavy one to put up there. Sitting here at my desk I already notice a huge difference.

You could even hang a thick blanket if you have one. Anything to cut down on drafts getting into your house and save on your power (heat) bill. I might keep it up all year and see if it helps with the power bill in the summer also.

As soon as I can I will be working on sealing that back room up and getting a new back door. 

 

 

Food Storage Recipe - Loaded Potatoes

NEED :

10 - 12 red potatoes , thinly sliced.

salt and pepper to taste

about a tsp of garlic salt

1/2 pound of bacon strips that have been cooked and crumbled.

1 onion , finely chopped

1 8 ounce package of shredded cheddar cheese

1/4 cup of butter, cut into small pieces

Line you slow cooker with foil and spray that with cooking spray.

Arrange about half of the potatoes in the slow cooker and sprinkle with the salt , pepper, and garlic salt.

Put half of the bacon, onion, cheese, and butter .

Repeat the layer.

Cover and cook on low for a few hours, or until the potatoes are tender.

Serve.