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Coronavirus Survival Guide
You can survive Coronavirus and you'll have an edge on survival
for other types of emergencies by reading our prepping articles,
so let's get started...

Learn how to survive an economic collapse. The economy
is uncertain, but Americans Survived the Great Depression,
and you can too! Have you thought about what to stockpile
for economic collapse? Know the foods to get you through
this emergency. Read the 37 foods to hoard before crisis.
It's the best preppers food list around!

Low on cash? Want more Coronavirus supplies? Learn the
19 Things You Can Do About Coronavirus that won't cost a
dime. Also you can t urn Loose Change into Amazon money
you can spend with no surcharges.

No more hand sanitizers? Make your own hand sanitizers
using anti-viral essential oils and natural products.

Keep your kitchen well sanitized! Steramine, pictured right,
is an economical sanitizer that you can use to clean your
home. One tablet makes a gallon of sanitizer that
effectively kills microorganisms and infectious bacteria found
on non-porous surfaces to help keep you and your family
from falling ill in your kitchen, but you can use Steramine in
many ways! Besides, di d you know bleach expires? Bleach
and wipes are running in short supply and Steramine can
help.

Learn the art of dry pack canning. Get your meals ready
for bugging in! Dry-pack canning is selecting dried foods to
store for the long term in mason jars. You can put together
delicious meals in a jar and dry can, pasta, beans and more
to make easy, just-add-water meals.

Survival rule of three: Do you know the "survival rule of 3"?

How many rolls of toilet paper do you use a week? A
month? One way to find out is to save the toilet paper
tubes! When you have this information, you'll be better able
to know how much to toilet paper stockpile. Also be sure to
k now what to do when the toilet paper runs out. A good
option for toilet paper is to order now and get delivery later.
The people of Venezuela don't even have toilet paper. Seven
reasons why you'll want toilet paper tablets. Moisten them
in water and wipe.

N95 masks sold out? Here's what you can do: order now in
anticipation of later delivery. Conserve any masks you have
now. Do NOT use your pandemic masks yet, but do learn
how to use them properly. Read a ll about N95 respirators.

Stock up on antiviral tissues. Stop germs where they start
with tissues that kill 99.9% of cold and flu viruses. Use
these facial tissues for itches on your face as well as for
relieving congestion. Assign everyone in your family a
ziplock plastic bag with their name on it to dispose of
tissues and the contagion properly.

Get goggles for Coronavirus. Many people overlook the
important eye protection, but if you listen to experts you'll
know Coronvirus gets into the eyes through droplets of
coughs and sneezes. Get goggles to cover the eyes
completely and when the time comes wear them with your
N95 mask.

Other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) includes:

C hemical protection hazmat suits.
Adult diapers to wear under the hazmat suits.
Disposable b ouffant caps
Disp osable b oot covers
Nitrile gloves (before they're sold out)!

Got electrolytes? Be sure you're stocked on elecrolyte
drinks for adults too. Pedialyte oral electrolyte powder is for
kids and adults alike.

Did you know viruses can get into water? Water-
transmitted viral pathogens having a moderate to high
health significance by the World Health Organization include
adenovirus, astrovirus, hepatitis A, E viruses, rotavirus,
norovirus (caliciviruses) & enteroviruses (coxsackieviruses &
polioviruses). For Coronavirus, stock up on bottled water,
stackable water containers and a Berkey Water Filter with
black purification elements, pictured right. The Black Berkey
Purification Elements purify water—not just filter it, reducing
up to 99.999% of viruses and 99.9999% of pathogenic
bacteria. Removes protozoa, trihalomethanes, inorganic
minerals, heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, VOCs,
petroleum products, perfluorinated chemicals, rust, silt,
sediment and radiologicals too.

Securing potable water is a survival skill. A gravity fed
water filter is easy to own and operate:

Pandemic Preparedness: When you're a prepper, you know
what to do. Start prepping now.

Katadyn water filter. Trusted by the U.S. Military, it's the
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What is the best prepper protein? The answer is meat!
Here's how to stockpile meat in the prepper's pant ry.

Do you own a respirator? Did you know there are ten
different kinds of respirators? Some are good for
pandemics, others for fires, contaminants or chemical
exposures. Learn about the 10 types of respirator s.

Water pouches for survival: are they worth it?

Survival equipment. A generator is a lifesaving piece of
equipment! Here are Ten reasons t o own a generator.

How to turn loose coins into survival gear:

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How to prepare for a total blackout:

Ready for the next blackout? If you live in California,
planned power outages will be the norm for the next ten
years. Get ready for a planned power outage now.

How to prevent the flu. Preventing the flu and staying
healthy go hand-in-hand, starting with good gut health.
Here's how to NOT get the flu!

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Ten #10 cans to add to your food storage. Easy to stack
and store, here are ten #10 cans of emergency food that
should be in your prepper's pantry.

Sealed foods can last indefinitely. Buy seal foods now and
use them later ~ decades later! The trick is knowing which
sealed foods you can buy that can last a lifetime.

Canned hamburger. Ground beef in a can is versatile. Here
are 13 dishes you can make using canned hamburger.

A BIC is a big deal for many reasons. Is a BIC lighter part
of your every day carry? It should be. Did you know that a
BIC lighter is refillable? Refilling your BIC lighter is a hack
worth knowing about if you're a prepper. Stock up on the
bulk dea for the best deal on a BIC lighters in bulk and learn
the ten reasons to bugout with a BIC lighter...

Power up with a portable power station. Hurricanes,
flood, mountain fire, Tornadoes may result in power outage.
Jackery Explorer 240 Portable Power Station, pictured
immediate right, can be your reliable emergency power
supply for lighting, phones, laptop, radio, reuters etc. to
keep daily goingTake the lightweight generator Explorer 240
with you on camping, travel, cottage trips, off-road,
excursions, or anywhere you might need power.

Do you know the five basic survival skills? Gain a survival
mindset with this starter's list of the five basic survival
skills a prepper needs to master to survive.

Copper: Have you considered stockpiling c opper?

Defend yourself online! This isn't a guide about social
media. It's about your reputation that's being harvested and
published and how you can stop companies from publishing
your data. Here's h ow to defend your online reputation.

Review of the best electrolyte powders and tabs!
Excessive sweating from a strenuous activity or illness are
just two reasons why you'll want to stockpile electrolytes.
Here's a review of the best electrolyte s to stockpile.

Prepper's Financial Guide. When the banks close forever
will you be ready? P repper's Financial Guide.

Preppers are going wild over wild lettuce. This natural
pain reliever that's used in teas and tinctures is easy to
grow and harvest. How to use wild lettuce prepping.

How to make charcoal. Making charcoal is a lost skill.
Learn how to make your own c lean burning charcoal.

Food bars! A food bar is not a candy bar and it's also not a
ration bar. It's portable nutrition that gives you quick
energy. P ack the right f ood bar s in your bugout bag and
keep some in the pantry.

Steramine tablets! One bottle of Steramine mixes with
water to make up to 150 gallons of cleaning solution. Here's
more about Steramine santizing tablets.

How will you do the laundry without electricity? Discover
the o ff grid laundry techniques of the Amish and pioneers.

Become a Grayman! Go unnoticed in an urban environment
with the five "gray man" survival skills.

How to disappear. Want to disappear to evade an ex-lover
or a gang member? Learn how to disappear to save your life.

Crash Course in Morse Code! Preppers love Morse code
because you can express communication on paper, through
sound, visual clues, body language, flashlights and much
more. Get started in Morse code now.

Neosporin prepping secrets! A first aid kit favorite, here
are t en things a prepper needs to know about Neosporin .

Prepper Toilets. If your #1 place to go #2 isn't available
because the toilets won't flush, you must have an
alternative sanitation plan. Read about your Prepper Toilet
Options.

Don't be bored in the bunker. Anytime is a great time to
stock up on board games and play them with your family.
Ensure you have board games for when the lights go out!

What's the best prepper protein possible? Canned meats!
Check out the top ten canned meat options for your food
storage to beef up your prepper's pantry.

Cook indoors in an emergency! When it's wet and rainy, or
cold and snowy, how will you cook when the grid goes down?
Can you take your off-grid cooking inside? Yes. Here are
eleven ways to cook i n doors in an emergency.

Prepping for an Electromagnetic pulse (EMP). Where are
the ten most dangerous places to be during an EMP? How
will you survive an EMP when the lights go out forever?

Homeless survival lessons. Could you survive the streets?
The nights? The hunger? The cold? Being homeless isn't the
same as bugging out. There are a different set of rules.
Here's a prepper's guide to homelessness.

What are pilot crackers? Pilot crackers aren't ordinary
crackers ~ they're a bread substitute to stockpile. They are
a kind of modern day hard tack. Pilot crackers are worth
storing for many reasons.

Shopping thrift shops for prepping books? Shop Amazon
for used prepping and survival books and save money. Here
are Ten Prepping books to buy used on Amazon.

Sealed foods can last indefinitely. You can buy now and
use them later ~ decades later! The trick is knowing which
foods can last a lifetime. Here's our list of the best sealed
foods you can buy that can last indefinitely.

Top ten medicines to stockpile for emergencies. Medicine
cabinet "must haves" for preppers... Here's our list of ten
over-the-counter medications to stock...

Best campstoves for preppers. Have a look at our popular
list of the best campstove options for survival and
enjoyment.

Prepper's Long-Term Survival Guide. Jim Cobb's classic
Prepper's Long Term Survival Guide, pictured right is a
prepper "go to" guide for preparedness to get you through
an EMP or other catastrophic event. A prolific writer, you'll
also enjoy Prepper's Financial Guide . It's filled with
strategies for preppers to invest, stockpile and build
security for today and the post-collapse marketplace, every
prepper should have this in their prepper library.

What's in the prepper's pantry? Below are some ideas to
help build your stash.

How much water should you have for an emergency? A
family of four needs 270 gallons of water for a three month
supply, according to Utah State University. That's entirely
too many bottles of water to have in storage, which is why
you need to look at all your options for emergency water
storage. How to buy large water tank s.

How to buy large water tanks. Large water storage tanks
provide the answer to your family's emergency water needs
as a secondary source to the municipal water supply. No
matter where you live, having a secondary supply of water is
important. You can have large water tanks delivered! Here's
what to know about large water tanks.

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information is intended for your general knowledge only and is not a substitute for
professional medical advice or treatment for specific medical conditions. Never
disregard or delay in seeking medical advice when available. For any health or dietary
matter, consult your physician