Water should be near the top of your list when making emergency preps. You should plan to have at least two gallons per person per day to have a comfortable amount of water to survive major disasters. You must check out bulk water delivery tanks to upgrade your emergency water storage. 500 Gallon Bulk WaterContinue reading → The post The 500 Gallon Plastic Water Storage Tank For Emergency Water appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more

Paracord is one of the most useful things you can keep in your survival kit. It’s incredibly versatile and robust while being lightweight and compact. Paracord bracelets are convenient for keeping paracord with you wherever you go. The best paracord bracelet patterns provide a lot of cordage and look fantastic. Keep reading for more onContinue reading → The post Discover the Best Paracord Bracelet Patterns With Instructions & Cordage Tips appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more

Paracord is one of the most useful things you can keep in your survival kit. It’s incredibly versatile and robust while being lightweight and compact. Paracord bracelets are convenient for keeping paracord with you wherever you go. The best paracord bracelet patterns provide a lot of cordage and look fantastic. Keep reading for more onContinue reading → The post The Best DIY Paracord Bracelet Patterns With Instructions appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more

Epsom salt has been one of my favorite home remedies for decades. It works wonders for muscle aches. Epsom salt can relieve sunburn. You can even use epsom salt as a laxative or to help fertilize your garden. These are just a small handful of things epsom salt is great for. Epsom salt is oneContinue reading → The post Does Epsom Salt Expire? Why Should You Include it in Your Prepper Supplies? appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more

One of the best ways to get started stockpiling emergency food supplies is by using canned food. Canned foods are relatively cheap and have a long shelf life. They also don’t have any special storage requirements. Canned food isn’t the best thing for long term emergency food but as long as you rotate your stocksContinue reading → The post The Best Canned Foods for Survival and Emergency Prepping (not just canned beans) appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more

There are many ways you can carry a knife. Belt carry being one of those most common for fixed blade knives. The neck knife seems to have risen in popularity lately for various reasons. They can be very practical and convenient. Some people like neck knives as a self defense tool or backup weapon. ToContinue reading → The post What are the best neck knives? (And are neck knives right for you?) appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more

A #10 can is a specific size of steel can commonly used to package and store food. If you’ve shopped for emergency foods, chances are you’ve seen #10 cans. They are commonly used for packaging commercial emergency foods. These cans are a convenient size and can store foods for a very long time when keptContinue reading → The post What Is A #10 Can? What you Need to Know About #10 Cans appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more

Powdered milk is common in many people’s emergency food supplies. It’s incredibly versatile and can last up to 25 years if stored properly. With the correct powdered milk to water ratio you can reconstituted milk powder so it tastes great too! Keep reading for information on how to best use your powdered milk. Powdered MilkContinue reading → The post Powdered Milk to Water Ratio and How to Make Powdered Milk Taste Like Fresh Milk appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more

Salt may not be the first thing people consider when planning out their long term emergency supply storage. In a disaster or emergency survival situation salt will be an incredibly important resource. Not just because it makes food taste great but our bodies can’t function without it. What you Need to Know About Emergency SaltContinue reading → The post Long-Term Salt Storage: Methods, Shelf Life and Best Types of Salt to Store appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more

Water should be near your top priorities when building our your emergency survival supplies. Humans can only survive for about three days without drinking water. We can live for three or four weeks without food. This is why you need to be prioritizing emergency water storage. In many emergency or natural disaster scenarios there isContinue reading → The post Storing Water Long Term for Emergencies appeared first on SHTFBASE ..read more