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Everything You Need To Know About Long-Term Canned Food Storage (+10 Signs of Spoilage)

Last Updated: September 29, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

As a prepper, you take stockpiling seriously and your pantry is undoubtedly full of canned items. Like all foodstuffs, those cans may have dates on them intended to give consumers a bead on when they are best used by. But, these dates are not put on in a standardized manner. Dating of some sort is required by 20 states. And some states mandate the removal of dairy products after expiration date. … [Read more...]

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Raising Chickens: Breeding Resilience with Broody Hens

Last Updated: January 18, 2020 By Cheeky Team Member

For those who don't aim to make a living from farming, owning a form of livestock can still be a source of satisfaction, as it helps buttress the family in time of economic hardship. And it can be a way to provide sustenance and useful labor. Of the varieties of option out there, chickens are a popular and useful choice. It is important to realize, however, that a chicken's usable number of years … [Read more...]

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9 Natural Remedies To Heal Wounds Faster

Last Updated: September 26, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

Obviously, some wounds require expert care. However, beyond the life-threatening wounds, where blood loss and repair are an issue, there are everyday ordinary opportunities to get numerous dings, bruises, cuts, scrapes and abrasions. And, though most of us have a handy pharmaceutical arsenal to handle this sort of daily onslaught, it might be interesting for us to reflect on the fact that Mother … [Read more...]

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The Practical And Clever 2-Ingredient Soap The Pioneers Used

Last Updated: December 17, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

Soap can be made from various products around the home, this soap however is very basic and used more for cleaning or hand soap. It is not recommended to use for bathing, as it may be harsh on skin, and avoid contact with eyes. It contains white ash from hardwoods burned and fat. You can use tallow, lard or grease you have been saving. Boil the ash in a large pot, not aluminum, and let ash settle, … [Read more...]

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7 Startling And Life-Changing Health Benefits Of Beets

Last Updated: September 22, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

Many people like the deep purple color of beets, which makes them an attraction addition to a meal. Others appreciate the flavor. Still, others extol the vegetable's versatility, as it s very good as a raw addition to salads, (leaves and bulbs) yet equally tasty and functional when pickled, boiled, grilled or roasted. Besides the bounty of good eating it affords, beets are very nutritious. Densely … [Read more...]

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Fish Like a Redneck 26 Wacky Fishing Tips

Last Updated: October 23, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

There are lots of savvy, redneck-inspired fishing hacks that can be really useful on a fishing trip. You can use safety pins to keep your hooks organized, and turn wine corks and earplugs into makeshift bobbers. You can even make a canned drink tab into a makeshift fish hook, or create a primitive fishing spear out of simple materials. Drink pouches, tic tac containers, coffee cans and baby wipes … [Read more...]

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12 Ways Thyme Oil Can Heal, Help You Sleep, And Even Chase Away Bugs

Last Updated: September 19, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

Across Asia, Europe, and in particular throughout the Mediterranean region, thyme oil has been used for centuries and in varied capacities, as a food additive, air purifier, curative, and quite naturally as an aromatic. Even without the data available today, these users were onto something. Thyme oil, as we now know, is both antiseptic, that is it can ward off and heal infections, and it is … [Read more...]

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Food Storage: The Prepper’s Three Layer Plan

Last Updated: October 9, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

Preppers are big in the number three, as in how many days hours or minutes one can survive without the essentials of life. Turns out three is an important number when it comes to stockpiling edibles as well. The first layer is the one most of us are already stocking without really thinking about it. It's made from stuff that goes on a bit longer than fresh stuff. If you have a bad, busy week, a … [Read more...]

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The Top 50 Non-Food Stockpile Necessities

Last Updated: September 15, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

When stockpiling comes to mind, preppers logically think of food. But, there are a great many useful day to day items that we purchase, often when getting food, without thinking about it. Paper, products, health and beauty items and school items are on the list for most of us. You may have unique items that if you stop and think are things you buy on a regular basis. In the event of a situation … [Read more...]

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Tips for Defending Your Bug Out Location

Last Updated: September 13, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

Assuming the worst happens and you and yours must now hole up for a long, extended time, your first goal is to make sure you choose a good place. Higher places are more easy to defend then low ones. You do not want to hunker down where looters will be running riot. After the first wave though, you may want to have a few houses together, especially if you have a situation with trusted neighbors or … [Read more...]

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