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Website title: Homestead Survival Site - How to Live Off The Grid in Comfort and Style

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Estimated reading time: 10 minutes

Most homesteaders grudgingly admit that they aren’t 100% self-sufficient. The items that we typically end up outsourcing are staples: oil, sugar, salt, and flour. While honey can certainly substitute for sugar, oil and salt are trickier (unless you live close to an ocean), but flour is something that any of us can produce domes...


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There is historical precedent for how disasters affect the clothing choices of any population. World War I and World War II changed the way people thought how they dressed, not only for practical reasons but for emotional ...


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The whole point of preparedness is to be ready when a disaster strikes. If a hurricane is heading your way, you don't want to be in line at the store with hundreds of other people buying whatever supplies are left. You want to be at home with your family, secure in the fact that you have all the supplies you need.

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Potatoes are the perfect food. You can turn them into French fries, hash browns, potato chips, mashed potatoes, and all sorts of other things. Plus, they're good for you! This is why I store lots of potatoes.

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Before disposable wipes, paper towels, and an endless parade of cleaning products, homemakers relied on much simpler methods to keep their homes clean. One of those methods was boiling dish rags and washcloths in water with...


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