Kristina Phelan, Author at Homestead Survival Site

How to Make Cold and Flu Remedies at Home

There are many cold and flu remedies that can ease your symptoms. In fact, you probably already have some of them in your home.

Part of preparing should include stockpiles of clothing. These clothes could be in your bug out bag, or in a tote in the garage.

You can start a seed bank right in your own home, but first you need to know where to get them and how to store them.

Garage sales are the perfect place to find all sorts of treasures, especially if you want to prepare yourself to live off-grid.

Even if you don’t particularly like barn cats, you can’t argue their hunting skills in ridding the homestead of rodents.

If your chickens are producing more eggs than you can eat, you can preserve the excess eggs by pickling them. Here’s how to do it.

While some of these off-grid supplies may seem trivial today, they would be valuable in a life-or-death situation.

There are two main ways to turn saltwater into drinking water. One of them is thermal distillation, and the other is membrane separation.

What happens if you forget your toothpaste or simply run out of it? Here are 11 ways to clean your teeth without toothpaste.

Tattler lids are reusable canning lids. They work much like metal canning lids but can be reused instead of thrown out after one use.