7 Reasons to Start Homesteading Today Are you still dreaming about becoming a homesteader some day? Wherever you are right now, you should know that you can take a step toward your homesteading dreams today. It is not that difficult to get started and you don’t have to be out on the prairie to be …
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18 Genius Things To Do With Your Used Tea Bags
18 Genius Things To Do With Your Used Tea Bags As it turns out, the last place we should throw used tea bags is in the trash—at least not immediately, anyway. There are multiple ways to heal health ailments and spruce up our beauty regimens, homes, and even gardens with the help of a brewed …
Must have Tools to Work with Pallets
Must have Tools to Work with Pallets We’ve covered a lot of projects that reclaim free wooden pallets into furniture such as desks, chairs, and garden sheds. Using a crowbar or claw hammer can often split the boards you’re trying to reclaim so we now know that in exchange with free wood, you have to …
How to Make Your Own Wonderfully Scented Mason Jar Oil Candle
How to Make Your Own Wonderfully Scented Mason Jar Oil Candle These oil candles are beautiful to look at and your home will smell wonderful, too. Best of all, they’re cheap and easy to make with recycled and reused items. In this article you will find: Supplies needed Step by step instructions Oodles of images …
Tapping Birch: Collecting birch sap for mineral water, wine, beer, vinegar and syrup
Tapping Birch: Collecting birch sap for mineral water, wine, beer, vinegar and syrup In this article Fergus Drennan (author) will show you how to collect birch-sap easily and quickly. Around March time the sap rises throughout the tree’s in preparation to spring into life producing their buds and leaves. Birch Sap is a slightly sweet, watery & …

