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How to Prepare for Most Emergencies on a $50 a Month Budget
A lot of people get the impression that "prepping" or preparing for emergencies is complicated and will need a lot of money. It's actually simple and inexpensive to get started. If you are just now feeling the need to be more prepared but are afraid you don't have a lot of money to spare, this book is for you.
104 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 23, 2012
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December 30, 2020
Prepping made easy
Store item that you currently consume. Shop with coupons water system needs to be addressed Buy before an event is nearing
Store item that you currently consume. Shop with coupons water system needs to be addressed Buy before an event is nearing
December 30, 2012
Eh... this book was okay and did give some good tips some that I will actually use.
However.
I give it two stars because the author keeps recommending that we clean soda pop bottles with bleach to fill with drinking water. He even suggested that with cloudy untreated water, add a teaspoon of bleach, let it sit an hour and then drink. Um... no thanks! I think that's called poison!
However.
I give it two stars because the author keeps recommending that we clean soda pop bottles with bleach to fill with drinking water. He even suggested that with cloudy untreated water, add a teaspoon of bleach, let it sit an hour and then drink. Um... no thanks! I think that's called poison!
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