Apartment prepper

The need to protect your home during a disaster or mass civil unrest could become very real in a hurry. The goal of fortification is to deter conflict and prying eyes and prevent forced entry. We’re going to teach you how to barricade your apartment the right way.

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com I started this blog just a few months after I started my journey into preparing for emergencies. Now that I've had a little bit of time trying things out, I thought I'd share some of our less than stellar results. Hopefully you will avoid some of the mistakes

I've been seeing articles on the possibility of an "internet apocalypse. Here are steps on how to prepare.

Have you ever heard about the survival hack of using super glue for cuts? It's a trick that has been passed around for years, but does it really work? In this blog post, we'll explore the pros and cons of using super glue for cuts and look at whether this hack can actually be an

Written by Bernie Carr One of the perks of renting an apartment is that you generally do not have to worry about repairs or home improvement projects. As a renter, you may be responsible for repairing any damage that you caused, while landlords are generally responsible for wear and tear as well as building defects

How can somebody who lives in an apartment prep? Here's a look at what you need to focus on if you live in a small space.

While most of our articles discuss family preparedness, we'd like to offer tips for apartment dwellers who live by themselves and would like to get started in preparedness. Once you decide to prepare, don't hesitate or feel intimidated, just do it.

When you think of prepping, the image of apartment preppers probably doesn’t immediately spring to mind. But being a prepper isn’t just limited to those living out in the bush, surrounded by wilderness with several bunkers set up beneath their feet. Preppers also exist throughout some of the largest cities

Written by Bernie Carr With the uncertain times we've been experiencing, many parents worry about their kids while school is in session. Now is a good time to consider assembling a survival kit for your child's locker. I previously wrote about making an emergency backpack for very young children. This time, we will cover an

You can still get through an SHTF event as an apartment dweller, but there are some things you need to know. Here are some tips.