5 Everyday Items You Can Repurpose for Survival Lots of us think that we’re prepared for a disaster. We’ve got supplies socked away: extra food, water filters, communications equipment, clothing, fuel, and a generator, even weapons. But, you can’t expect disaster to strike when it’s convenient. In fact, you should expect them when it’s not. […]
Author: David Nash
5 Cost-Effective Updates That Will Transform Your Tired Kitchen
Kitchens are one of, if not the, hardest working rooms in the house so it is unsurprising that they can quickly become tired and dated. New research has found that over a quarter of us are looking to update our kitchens in 2019, but investing in a brand new kitchen can be costly. Thankfully, there […]
What is Some Advice For Night Camping as A Solo Hiker?
Solo hiking is quite different when you compare it with group hiking. You are going to spend the whole night alone, face the fear and cook your own food etc. In the case of bad weather like snow and rain, you need to deal with the condition by yourself. But at the same time, solo […]
Tips on buying Metric Wrench Set and Ways to Care
Tips on buying Metric Wrench Set and Ways to Care A wrench is one of the more ubiquitous handy tools around the house. Its main use is in twisting to tighten or loosening a nut or fastener by the application of a particular amount of torque. Choosing a wrench is largely dependent not just on […]
How Are Substance Abuse and Anger Related?
There may be more to anger than just feelings. Sometimes, when people seek help from psychologists for their anger issues, an assessment may reveal that one of the reasons behind their anger is extensive drug or alcohol use. In cases where substance abuse is present, feeling angry may be a symptom of drugs or alcohol […]