To realize the many ways you can use a mason jar, you just have to think outside the jar. They’re inexpensive and you can find them at most stores. #homesteadsurvivalsite #masonjars #repurpose #upcycle #frugal
Epsom salts are one of the cheapest and most versatile items you can buy. They can be used in the garden, around the house, and when working with livestock. #homesteadsurvivalsite #epsomsalt #upcycle #repurpose #frugal
Before you purchase and move into a tiny house, be sure to consider these four reasons why you may not want to live in a tiny house.
Whether you are in an emergency or simply looking for a way to use something you’d normally throw away, you should check out these uses for coffee grounds. #homesteadsurvivalsite #coffeegrounds #survivaltips #upcycled #coffee
You can expect to find large farm machinery and livestock at auctions, but there are literally hundreds of other items that homesteaders can make use of. #homesteadsurvivalsite #homestead #homesteading #farming #offgridliving
No matter where you live, you are probably looking for ways to save on your electricity bill. Here are 10 ways to cut your electric bill in half. #homesteadsurvivalsite #frugal #frugalliving #savemoney #savemoneytips
One of the most versatile items is the metal 55-gallon oil drum. The number of ways you can repurpose a metal oil drum is only limited by your imagination. #homesteadsurvivalsite #repurpose #upcycle #offgrid #homestead
The plastic in milk jugs is very sturdy, making them useful for a variety of purposes, especially in the garden. Here are seven ideas.
Want to keep your chickens fed and healthy for as little money as possible? In this video, Justin Rhodes explains how to cut your chicken feed bill by 25%. #homesteadsurvivalsite #raisingchickens #keepingchickens #chickenfeed #livestock
Borax can be used to wash clothes, clean cookware, unclog drains, nourish fruit trees, keep pests away, deodorize mattresses, and much more. #homesteadsurvivalsite #borax #usesforborax #natural #cleaningtips
