Prepping leicht gemacht

Suddenly, it’s dark, there’s no water coming from the tap, the heating remains cold, and electrically powered devices only work as long as the battery lasts. Are you prepared? Once an emergency occurs, it’s usually too late for preventive measures. Author and preparedness expert Kathy Harrison provides information on emergency preparedness that is especially suitable for busy families. She encourages readers not only to prepare their own families and households but also to collaborate with neighbors to build a stronger, more resilient community. “I’m not saying we all need to build bunkers. I prepare so that I can be a resource within the community. I want to help others prepare.” Her rational, calm approach offers realistic crisis preparedness for everyone! In 40 steps and with many helpful checklists, extensive options for crisis preparedness in case of disaster are described: from creating an emergency binder, repacking and storing supplies, to more extreme projects like collecting rainwater and building a solar oven. The book introduces the topic of "prepping" without inciting fear or paranoia. It is a practical guide that covers all areas from food supply to energy management, waste disposal, finances, and washing without electricity, as well as employment opportunities during quarantine. Conclusion: Perfectly prepared for any emergency!.