Easy Cellar: The Ultimate Survival Program

by Tom Griffith, Phyllis Hobson

Easy Cellar can be easily defined as one of the best and comprehensive life-saving guides available in the market. It is based on the principle to help readers stay prepared for dealing with all types of situations. You will be able to discover the secrets to creating cellars in your backyard where you can keep food and water. They are created by using a different technique so that your resources stay unspoiled for many months. These bunkers can be built by using a minimal amount of material and effort. There is also a step by step video guide included in this guide to create the Easy Cellar. Furthermore, this eBook also explained 15 natural remedies for radiation that will be beneficial in many different manners. Your body will get the essential nutrients needed for working properly in the emergency conditions. The guide will make sure that you never short of eating and drinking resources in the worst scenarios, like a flood, tornadoes, wars, etc.

Genres: Survival

6 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 20, 2017

Reviews

[Edin Raffael · Rating 5 out of 5]

Easy Cellar: The Ultimate Survival Program by Tom Griffith is a guide to creating and maintaining a long-term food storage system. The book provides practical advice on how to build a self-sufficient food supply, including tips on preserving, storing, and organizing emergency supplies. It aims to help readers prepare for various survival scenarios by ensuring they have a reliable and accessible food source.

[David Johns · Rating 4 out of 5]

Grḛat ebook, informative and full of knowledge.

[Jessica Flores · Rating 4 out of 5]

Tom Griffith through his book Easy Cellar teach you how to prepare to deal with some worst-case situations with the minimum resources, just like our ancestors lived their lives, without of electricity, gadget and other modern technology. I think this is a must-have survival-guide book.

[Javis Richie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good presentation for a durable shelter, solid and simple. It covered the great method of building a root cellar, short and to the point. Completed with useful diagrams and it also designed to serve as a storm cellar.

[Lazerta · Rating 5 out of 5]

I feel like this book is a great choice for me

[James Edwards · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good advice with step by step instruction. While the instruction explained in this book are easier than in other books, it still requires hard work. You have to gather and maintain the supplies, in order to get it works with the results you want. But overall, it worth to read.

[Alissa Ashley · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great survival book, besides learning how to build a root cellar, I also can learn how to survive without the amenities there are in this modern era such as electricity, refrigerator, internet etc.

[Kim Taehyung · Rating 5 out of 5]

I liked the content, informative and full of knowledge, the guide was also written with a good explanation.

[Riley Sadie · Rating 5 out of 5]

I think this is a must-have survival-guide book."

[Joshua Rowland · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been an organic gardener since I was 15. My parents never had a root cellar so I learned how to can. I have read all the Tom Griffith books I can get my hands on and he talks at length about having a well constructed root cellar. This book takes the root cellar into the 21st century and takes the reader step by step through the process of making a room under your house, into the side of a hill or inside the refrigerator section of a truck into a place to store the fruits and vegetables in. As the country gets farther from her roots into a grocery store full of irradiated, sprayed, hormone laded food, we need to get back to growing and storing our own food. This was a gift for my wife as we are looking into more self sufficient living and getting back to the land. My wife went through it and it adds to what we had but, even as a stand alone book, she felt it was a very good resource. We are looking forward to creating an underground root cellar on the property as well as setting up our storage in the basement and this is a very helpful resource.