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Hi, and welcome to the forum. Yes, I feel that bugging out is the greater risk in most circumstances.

Hi Adjee,

Welcome to the forum. In the UK, most of us prepare for disasters or short to medium term shortages of food, energy, water. It sounds as if you're a lot better off in Bulgaria than we in the UK.

I got mine from a reputable seller on eBay. I tried some and it works fine for poaching. The rest was carefully stored. To make life easy for myself, I can poach them hard in one of those small silicone rubber "cups" in the saucepan when cooking rice or whatever. I do this for hard - boile...

Welcome to the forum. There's little I can add to what has already been said; just take time to build up your preps and enjoy the journey! There are lots of videos on Youtube. It's best to follow UK people if you can; Americans like defensive tools which are illegal here, but they have great ideas a...

Welcome to the forum. There's little I can add to what has already been said; just take time to build up your preps and enjoy the journey!

Welcome to the forum. There's little I can add to what has already been said; just take time to build up your preps and enjoy the journey!

This has reminded me that I need to finish up some vegetables I dehydrated a couple of years ago. I use a 6 shelf cuboid - shaped dehydrator that cost me about £80. It does a good job, but takes several hours; I only dehydrate basic vegetables. I need very good ventilation in the kitchen for this, o...

62% isn't bad. But you need to run a humidifier for weeks, not hours, to have much effect, according to the manufacturer of mine. Some sources say indoors should be 50-55%, but I did see one that said 60% is ideal. Bear in mind we are in a damp country, where it is often > 90% outside. Thanks from ...

Hi, and welcome to the forum. It's a great place to exchange knowledge and ask questions.

I noticed a bit of condensation, despite being double glazed, so I went round wiping them. I have the central heating on low during this cold weather, plus supplementary heating with a small halogen electric fire. I don't have a woodburner. Temperatures throughout the house are between 12 and 15.5 ...