How to Make Soap from Fat and Ashes
DIY soap is easier than you think, but it takes some time and requires some caution. Here’s how to make soap using fat and ashes.
DIY soap is easier than you think, but it takes some time and requires some caution. Here’s how to make soap using fat and ashes.
Tin cans are one of the most valuable types of trash. There are many ways you can use them for survival, living off grid, or saving money.
Going off-grid means you need to generate and maintain your own energy sources, whether it’s solar, wind, hydroelectric, or geothermal.
Papercrete is concrete made with paper. It’s inexpensive, sturdy, lightweight, insulating, and better than bricks. Here’s how to make it.
This DIY planter is relatively easy to build and is perfect for growing herbs and other small plants. It also makes a great gift. #homesteadsurvivalsite #planters #diyplanter #woodplanter #diy
You may be wondering what to do with your tree once December 26th rolls around. Don’t just throw it in the trash. Instead, make use of it.
Buying charcoal is for chumps. If you have access to wood & steel drums, you can make your own charcoal, along with biochar.
Get a mini greenhouse so you can at least have a few veggies in the winter. You’d be surprised what you can get for very little money.
Every homesteader needs glue from time to time. Instead of running to the store, learn to make glue from milk. #homesteadsurvivalsite #glue #milk #diy #homestead
Pigs are very messy, and they get their water dirty. To get around this, try building a DIY automatic pig waterer. It’s easy!