Water survival

Sometimes a three-hour tour turns into a much longer trip than planned. Your ship's gone down and now you're on a desert island with only the remnants of your life raft. Now what?

We need to learn how to store water for survival today, not tomorrow. I read articles in the newspaper detailing water contamination all the time.

How do you make an effective water filter using the natural elements of the great outdoors? Suppose your only source of water was dirty and questionable at best. How could you make it potable with...

This right here is a water purification system I've made with simple household items and today I'm going to teach you… by patton46

Today, it's all about water storage, how much do you really need? I strongly suggest you have 4 gallons of water storage per person per day.

When an emergency strikes how can you ensure that you have an endless supply of hot water even when there is no electricity? Endless hot water without electricity is no longer a dream! Even our modern world there are times that power outages happen for reasons beyond our control. At those times you will be […]

While tap water is safe to drink, it still contains a whole lot of impurities you might want to remove, but buying a filtration system can be expensive. Alternatively, one day you might find yourself in an emergency situation where you need a source of drinking water just to survive. In either of these situations

Quick video on how to make a water filter out of a 2 L bottle. This style of water filter should last through about 20 gallons of water in contrast to the store bought variety which lasts for 40 gallons. Cheap, easy, effective in a pinch. Want a PDF to print to add to YOUR […]

In a crisis where you have no access to rainwater or any open body of water, knowing how to collect dew water from the surroundings can spell the difference

In a SHTF world, knowing the basics of a 'dug well' is good knowledge, and could provide you with drinking water if the surface groundwater table is high enough.