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How To Make Neosporin – DIY Easy Tutorial With Pictures

Last Updated: October 9, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

In the event of minor, everyday wounds, there are many topical ointments that will do the deed of ensuring a speedy recovery without a doctor visit. There are natural alternatives as well, for those that prefer to get their medicinal aid from mother nature. And while the ingredients are not necessarily less costly than a product bought at the pharmacy, they do last a long time. Basically, you will … [Read more...]

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Self Defense: If You Don’t Train to Fight, You Cannot Fight.

Last Updated: October 23, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

A lot of us have never been in a fight and do not predict the necessity. Yet, should situation do emerge where tempers flare. When they do, we may assune we that we can deflect it, verbally, barring such hand it off to an authority, or at least someone bigger than we are. However, assuming a physical altercation becomes inevitable, it is not enough to be fit from the gym. Preparedness is key. As … [Read more...]

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Paracord: Everything You’ll Ever Need to Know

Last Updated: September 8, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

Paracord is a flexible, amazingly versatile and fantastically light weight braided nylon rope with many uses far beyond its original purpose in parachutes. In a wilderness situation, paracord can be used to make fishing gear or snares, or for shelter. You can also use it for splints or even automotive purposes. It can be purchased as a handy bracelet which can be un-wound over time as more … [Read more...]

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Prepping with kids

Last Updated: August 25, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

Prepping is a serious matter. It involves life and death. As parents, many adults would choose to attend to most prepping details solo, or only bringing on older kids so as to spare their smaller children from facing such dire truths at a young age. However, some parents do elect to bring their younger kids on board when it comes to prepping work. With smaller children there is not a lot of … [Read more...]

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Wildcrafting And Foraging Means Fabulous Food And Family Fun

Last Updated: August 25, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

Wildcrafting refers to gathering one's food from the wild. In North America, this would normally mean the woods. Wildcrafting is a skill. There are observation skills and a great deal of scientific knowledge that goes into the process. Food found in this way is apt to be fresher than what is available in stores. Not only is the food apt to be tasty, but there are many health-promoting herbs to be … [Read more...]

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How to Grow a Survival Garden (and what to do if it dies)

Last Updated: August 25, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

Edible gardens are a great way to extend out the food that you have and in some cases provide one's primary sustenance. Not only is the nourishment healthy and apt to be superior to store-bought options, it gives you a feeling of independence that can't be beat. But, the best gardens go through a bad patch. Mishaps happen. Critters get in, pests attack, the weather proves ornery. And your counted … [Read more...]

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Living On Solar: Is Ditching The Grid Realistic?

Last Updated: August 18, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

The idea of leaving behind solar power can seem daunting -- but in reality, reliance on total solar power can be realistic, depending on your circumstances. There are actually many benefits to going solar, as many have realized: the solar industry is worth billions. Some key advantages of using solar power in place of the electric grid are the tax incentives states offer, the unexpected ease of … [Read more...]

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My Bug Out Bag Has A Secret | Survival Uses Of Pantyhose | Survival Life

Last Updated: October 9, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

Pantyhose are an amazingly versatile item, and no bug out bag should go without a few pairs. Worn under clothes, (yes, this applies to men, too!) pantyhose can provide some extra insulation and provide excellent protection from biting insects, leeches and other creepy crawlies. Pantyhose can be used to make a rudimentary fishing net. It also makes a great bag, belt, or fastener, and is also useful … [Read more...]

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Prepper Must-Have: Minimal-Smoke Cooking Backups

Last Updated: October 9, 2019 By Cheeky Team Member

The distinctive visual and olfactory signs of smoke can be a nuisance to preppers for several reasons, not least of all because it tends to tell everyone where you are. Many methods that cut down on smoke also cut down on labor as well, and avoid the need to cook outdoors, which may not always be practical. Common methods of cooking with no or minimal smoke include propane and butane stoves, … [Read more...]

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How to Choose the Best Instant Tent for Your Next Trip

Last Updated: August 19, 2018 By Cheeky Team Member

Normally even camping enthusiasts have trepidation when it comes to putting up tents. The average tent requires poles, digging and a mathematical degree that will allow the tent-erector to calculate angles and weight-distributions. It's all very time-consuming and frustrating. Fortunately, for those not gifted in tent-erecting, some savvy individual came up with the pop up tent, also called the … [Read more...]

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