I’ve been looking for an outside stove to do some of my water bath canning for a while. Not only would I like my kitchen to stay as cool as possible in the summer, but only one canner will fit on my stove. Yes, I can a lot and usually …
As a prepper the Sun Oven was definitely on my list of gear that I wanted to add to my preps; after all, it uses solar power and here at SRS we love anything powered by the sun. But as I often learn when I review products on my “add …
I have been grinding my own wheat and making my own nut butters for some time now. It’s all part of living a self-reliant and healthy lifestyle. So when WonderMill asked me to review the Wonder Junior Deluxe, a manual mill, I jumped at the chance! As I was doing some research on this mill, …
I really like the LifeStraw so when I was asked to review the LifeStraw Family I jumped at the chance. (Click to read my in depth post about the bacteria filtering abilities of this filter) Like the LifeStraw, the LifeStraw Family was designed to help in third world countries where clean water is not …
Even though I’ve been making my own bread for some time now, I’ve never used a BOSCH mixer to knead my bread dough. I’ve seen demos and heard rave reviews, but they are pricey and I just never thought the loaf (or loaves) of bread would be worth the hefty price …
The LifeStraw was invented about eight years ago for use in underdeveloped countries to help residents obtain clean drinking water. The Lifestraw is a compact water filter only weighing 20z and measuring 9 inches long with a 1-inch diameter. It was voted Time Magazine’s best invention of 2005 and won the Saatchi and …
My husband is the greatest husband in the world. He has all the normal good husband qualities. He’s thoughtful, a great father gives great advice, he’s a good provider, and incredibly handsome, but he’s got one superpower that really sets him apart from regular great husbands. He’s a great gift giver! It sounds …