Today I’m going to tell you how to make outdoor clothesline poles. A dryer is one of the biggest energy hogs in your house. And making a set of these poles is relatively simple. Normally, you see two big “T”s … Continue Reading
Who is a prepper? Is this who you think of when I mention preppers? Which one of these people is a prepper? All of them! Are you surprised? Prepping is a mindset of preparedness. It’s about being prepared for… Continue Reading
Can an Onion Stop the Flu? In my world I can say yes. I have set onions in each bedroom and each main room in my house for several years. So have people I know. My mother-in-law heard this tip… Continue Reading
Here is a low cost easy water filter that you can make anywhere. It can also filter up to 99% of e.coli and other nasties out of the water. This method of filtering can filter up to 4 liters of… Continue Reading
Can you get perfect peaches and pears in January? Sure, if you ripen them at home. But what is the best way to ripen pears? I live in Montana, and it is really hard to get good produce anytime of… Continue Reading
I know that a lot of people are scared by the turkey bones, but there is nothing to stew about. (haha) Homemade turkey broth is a snap and it is SO healthy. Cooking the bones to get your broth releases… Continue Reading
I am getting ready for home canning. I haven’t canned for about 15 years. I’ve been busy raising kids, not gardens. But this year I am giving it a try again. As I was rounding up all my canning supplies, I… Continue Reading
I was recently contacted by someone with questions about what else you need when installing a wood stove. There is an old adage that says putting up wood warms you four times(cutting, splitting, stacking and burning) So this is… Continue Reading
Flannel sheets really can lower your heating bill? It’s true. For myself, I hate getting into cold sheets. I turn the heat up or turn on a heating pad, so I don’t get into a cold bed. I… Continue Reading
There is a lot we can learn from native peoples… by