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Pieces of Gear That’ll Save Your Life

Last Updated: December 9, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

With natural disasters and physical assaults always being a risk in the US, it is important to arm yourself with the proper gear to fend off any potential dangers that could come your way. The first investment that you make should always be a whistle. This is because it can swiftly alert others when you are in distress, promptly sending help. It is also wise to purchase a signal mirror to shine … [Read more...]

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How To Tie A Square Knot | Step-By-Step Instructions

Last Updated: December 7, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

The square knot is not the most well-known type of knot. Hearing the words "square knot" can be kind of intimidating, but rest assured, it is actually easy to execute and extremely useful! Square knots can be used for first aid, securing trash bags, and used in surgery. To tie one, simply follow the basic knot-tying principles: Take one line in your right,and one in your left hand. Pass the right … [Read more...]

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Should You Buy a Standby Generator?

Last Updated: December 5, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

A backup generator can be an excellent investment, and is almost a requirement for households that experience many blackouts each year. Backup generators each provide different wattage, and should be selected based on the appliances that need powering. Different appliances can require significantly different amounts of energy to run, so you should ensure the generator has the power to run all your … [Read more...]

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Reflectors and Mylar: Home, Garden and On The Go

Last Updated: December 3, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

There are multiple varieties, qualities, and applications for reflectors. In some situations, a cheap aluminum foil or a dollar-store reflector is adequate. Preventing sun on dashboards doesn't need an expensive Mylar reflector. For more heavy-duty applications, a more sturdy and expensive reflector is recommended. Moisture, pet claws, and usage that is harder on the reflector will quickly destroy … [Read more...]

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Distance from Disaster – The HAZMAT Rule of Thumb

Last Updated: December 1, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

Minimize your exposure to HAZMAT by following a simple guideline. This rule of thumb is that if you have gone the recommended distance from the issue but can not easily cover the visible incident with your thumb, go further away. This rule does not apply in nuclear situations, but is a good start for common exposures. The three U's are also applicable: Make sure you are Upwind, Upstream, and … [Read more...]

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Staub vs. Le Creuset: Which Brand Makes the Best Dutch Oven?

Last Updated: November 29, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

A dutch oven is best used for cooking things for a long time. They can keep heat even because of their heavy cast iron composition. They also can get very hot because they are cast iron. The two brands that are most famous for dutch ovens are Le Creuset and Staub. Both of these brands are French. Both of these ovens are good for browning items. Slightly more steam escapes from the lid of the Le … [Read more...]

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Urban, home gardens could help curb food insecurity, health problems

Last Updated: November 27, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

Food deserts - areas that are distant from grocery stores - are an ever-increasing problems in the United States. One way that may help curb this scarcity is home gardens. By associating a garden with the home, people's perceptions of home gardens may change, in turn, allowing those who are distant from prepared food to have healthier options. The trend towards urban agriculture is growing, and … [Read more...]

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Powerful Natural Antibiotics You Need To Know About

Last Updated: November 25, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

Sometimes a trip to the doctor is necessary if one is seriously ill. For other minor ailments, natural antibiotics can be used instead. These natural antibiotics can be found in your kitchen without a trip to the doctor or pharmacy. Some herbs treat bacterial and viral infections naturally without any toxins or harsh chemicals. Garlic, oregano, thyme and echinacea are all natural antibiotics and … [Read more...]

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How To Make A Pantry Under Your Bed

Last Updated: November 23, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

Like most humans, you probably have too many items in your home and have potentially run out of ways to conceal the mess overtaking your space. In their new blog post, Ask a Prepper unveils their clever new way to utilize under the bed space to keep track of all essential survival items needed in case of an emergency. They provide a step by step guide on how to build out the space and showcase … [Read more...]

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The Backdoor Survival Guide To The Best Tents

Last Updated: November 21, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

Now that summer is winding down, most individuals might not be thinking about their next camping trip, but tents can be used for several different occasions! In their new blog post, Backdoor Survival tackles reviewing several different models of tents by asking realistic questions that might need answers for your event. From addressing climate and weight to portable and more stable tent options, … [Read more...]

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