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Prepping on a Dirt-Cheap Budget: How to Stockpile Everything for a Disaster: (Survival Guide, Survival Gear) - Steven Hunter
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Getting Your FREE BonusDownload this book, read it to the end and see "BONUS: Your FREE Gift" chapter after the conclusion.Prepping on a Dirt-Cheap BudgetHow to Stockpile Everything for a DisasterWelcome to Prepping on a Dirt-Cheap Budget, a D.I.Y. book designed to show you how to save money on... show more
Getting Your FREE BonusDownload this book, read it to the end and see "BONUS: Your FREE Gift" chapter after the conclusion.Prepping on a Dirt-Cheap BudgetHow to Stockpile Everything for a DisasterWelcome to Prepping on a Dirt-Cheap Budget, a D.I.Y. book designed to show you how to save money on how you stockpile and point you in the right directions. Prepping for survival is difficult in the first place and with most of the obvious items being expensive, prepping for survival can be an absolute nightmare for you and for your wallet. That's why we've made this book specifically around providing you with either cheap or free ways to stockpile for your disaster. First, we will go over how to preserve the perishable foods for an expansive long period of time without having to buy extremely expensive gadgets that might not work in the event of a disaster, which means you won't be able to fix more. We'll go over : How you can use water to vacuum pack your food. How to build your own version of a vacuum machine that costs less than some of the cheapest machines out there and doesn't rely on electricity. How to make your own dehydrator out of cardboard. Then we'll go ahead and cover, perhaps, the most difficult part of the survival activity, which is to preserve the liquids you might need in the future. While you can buy powdered materials off the shelf, they are often not as quantity-friendly as their liquid counterparts. Therefore, we'll cover how to turn cheese, milk, and even fruit shakes into a fine grained powder.. The remainder of the book will cover how to get fresh water regardless of your stockpile and what foods will likely last you the longest, such asRefining your water with sand Stockpiling food for over 30 years How to make your own garden for practically free The methods will give you a way to completely survive off of nature for the rest of your life if you truly needed to in a worst case scenario. This is just a descriptive overview to help beginners live off of the grid.Download your E book "Prepping on a Dirt-Cheap Budget: How to Stockpile Everything for a Disaster" by scrolling up and clicking "Buy Now with 1-Click" button!
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Format: Kindle Edition
ASIN: B01NAB6RHW
Pages no: 30
Edition language: English
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