30 Surprising Uses for Witch Hazel
Witch hazel is an amazing yet little-known plant that, when turned into a topical astringent, has numerous uses and health benefits.
Witch hazel is an amazing yet little-known plant that, when turned into a topical astringent, has numerous uses and health benefits.
Cinderblocks are very useful, and you can even get them for free. Here are some creative ways to use cinderblocks around the homestead.
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.
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.
In the spirit of homesteading, every piece of metal, plastic, and cordage from your lawnmower can be reused around your house or property.
Whether you’re out in public, going camping, or surviving a long-term disaster, it’s time to consider some toilet paper alternatives.
One of the most useful items homesteaders can recycle is the five-gallon bucket. They have dozens of uses you might not have thought of.
Diatomaceous earth is a versatile problem solver, useful for food storage, pest control, improving your health, and even smoothing your skin.
Here are 50 ideas that will help you upcycle your old socks and T-shirts into home décor, gifts for friends, and even fun items for pets.
Soap can be used for all sorts of things including repelling pests, soothing bug bites, removing sticky substances, and more.