Food & water treatment

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November 1, 2025

How to rotate & manage supplies - so nothing goes to waste

A larder unit is like a small safety net. It hangs quietly in the background, often unnoticed, and only reveals its importance when it counts. But like any net, it can become weak if you don't look after it. The best tin can ...

November 1, 2025

Checklist for a pantry - what really belongs in it

A pantry is more than just a shelf full of cans. It is a piece of security, an insurance policy against troubled times. Anyone who has ever experienced how empty a supermarket can look after a storm, a strike or during a pandemic ...

November 1, 2025

Local superfoods for crisis prevention - power from your own environment

When you hear the word superfood, many people think of exotic products such as chia seeds from South America, goji berries from China or spirulina from tropical lakes. But let's be honest: what good is chia if the supply chains break down, the supermarket remains empty and your ...

November 1, 2025

Planning an outdoor kitchen without electricity - cooking in a crisis with fire, creativity and structure

There are moments when we realize how much our everyday life hangs by a thread. A power cut, a natural disaster, or simply a faulty fuse box - and suddenly you're left with the supplies in the cellar but no way of preparing them. ...

November 1, 2025

Making your own long-life food - shelf life, safety and a bit of freedom

When we think of crisis preparedness, sooner or later the word long-term food comes up. Ready-made packages of freeze-dried meals, vacuum-packed „emergency rations“ that sit on the shelf for years and can save lives in an emergency. Sounds practical - but it's expensive. And it often feels ...

November 1, 2025

Alternative cooking methods for gas shortages - How to prepare hot meals without a stove

Very few of us consciously think about how dependent we actually are on a single source of energy when cooking. Gas hob on, flame lit, water boiling. All so self-evident. But what if the tap is suddenly turned off? Whether due to supply bottlenecks, a ...

November 1, 2025

Waste separation during the crisis - necessary or a luxury?

Imagine the garbage collection no longer comes. No yellow bags, no garbage cans that are emptied on time. The waste remains where it accumulates - in the house, in the yard, perhaps piling up after just a few days. Now ...

November 1, 2025

Storing drinking water without plastic - alternatives that really work

Water is life. A phrase that you often hear, but only realize with full force when suddenly not a drop comes out of the tap. For many preppers, stockpiling drinking water is therefore one of the first steps. But ...

November 1, 2025

Make your own emergency rations - old recipes for hard times

Imagine being cut off from the outside world for several days. No supermarket, no delivery service, not even the possibility of using supplies from the cellar. What you have with you then determines your ability to act - sometimes even your ...

November 1, 2025

Storage in small apartments - cleverly prepared in a small space

Anyone who has ever lived in a one-bedroom apartment with high piles of shoe boxes in the hallway and a closet that feels like it's going to explode when you open it knows that space is a luxury. But a lack of space doesn't mean you have to do without storage. Especially in ...