Having a bug out bag packed and ready to go is often one of the first things a new survivalist learns. It is a simple step which can dramatically improve the likelihood of survival in an emergency because you’ll have enough food, water, first aid equipment and other items to get you through those critical first few days of a disaster. Keeping a bug out bag packed and ready to go in your home is essential, but what about the 8-10 hours per day you’re spending away from the house? If a disaster strikes while you’re at work, the store or any other location, it might not be safe or even possible to return to your home to get […]
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Bug Out Bags For Your Vehicles
Posted: 12th August 2013 by Michael Levanduski in automobile, Bug Out Bags5
How to Recondition a Car Battery
Posted: 1st May 2013 by admin in automobile, Emergency Must Haves, John and Carrie, Misc.Tags: Recondition a Car Battery, reconditioning battery
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How to Recondition a Car Battery Have you ever considered the possibility of reconditioning the batteries you have instead of throwing them away? You actually can recondition car batteries back to almost new condition and save yourself a lot of money compared to buying new ones. This involves a very inexpensive material called Epson Salt along with distilled water. Not tap water or bottled water, you must use distilled water to avoid mineral deposits growing on the lead inside the battery. Heat 16 ounces of distilled water to around 150° and dissolve approximately 8 ounces of the Epson salts in the water. Carefully dump the acid in the battery into a safe container, adding baking soda to neutralize the acid […]
