Honey has been used in wound care for centuries, all the way back to the ancient Egyptians. Today, people swarm to Medical Grade Honey for it's healing properties. What Is Medical Grade Honey? Made from New Zealand's Manuka honey (Leptospermum species), *this post contains affiliate links MediHoney contains Methylglyoxal, a unique ingredient that provides it's strong … [Read more...] about Benefits of Medical Grade Honey for Preppers
Embossed Soap Making Tutorial
What if I told you that my most intricate melt and pour soap design was actually the easiest of them all? No, really, It's true. Embossed soap, using melt and pour soap base, is the easiest bar of soap you will ever make. It's the perfect bar of handmade soap for gifts and for the guest room. It's the perfect bar of soap for the beginning soap maker as well as the advanced … [Read more...] about Embossed Soap Making Tutorial
Activated Charcoal For Stomach Viruses And More
Activated charcoal is a fine, black powder that is odorless, tasteless, and nontoxic. It works by trapping toxins and chemicals in its millions of tiny pores. The porous surface of this charcoal has a negative electric charge that causes positive charged toxins and gas to bond with it. While I have used activated charcoal in my family, I'm NOT a doctor. Always consult YOUR … [Read more...] about Activated Charcoal For Stomach Viruses And More
Survive Hypothermia: Prepper’s Checklist
I live in a state that (usually) sees a lot of snow, especially in the mountains. Knowing how to survive hypothermia is knowledge every family living in a cold climate should master. Let's talk about how to diagnose, treat, and prevent hypothermia. What Is Hypothermia? Hypothermia occurs when your body loses heat faster than it can produce heat, causing a dangerously low … [Read more...] about Survive Hypothermia: Prepper’s Checklist
Lavender Charcoal Soap DIY Homemade Soap Recipe
Lavender Charcoal Soap is the perfect blend of a few of my favorite things. Charcoal is terrific for oily skin, with the ability to pull both oil and dirt from pores. Because the charcoal can be drying for some skin types, I've chosen to add a bit of shea butter to a goat milk base, to help balance this bar. Supplies: *this post contains affiliate links 2 1/2 … [Read more...] about Lavender Charcoal Soap DIY Homemade Soap Recipe