Chemical Compounds

Used to protect metal, leather, and rubber from moisture, oxygen, and environmental degradation during storage or long periods of non use. Petroleum jelly forms a stable barrier that blocks oxygen …

Used to protect skin from moisture loss, friction, and environmental exposure when medical supplies are limited and healing must be supported passively. Petroleum jelly functions as an occlusive barrier. It …

Simple, reliable fire starters that burn long enough to ignite damp or poor quality tinder when conditions are working against you. Petroleum jelly extends burn time while cotton or other …

Used to add water resistance to canvas, tarps, and non-safety rope so gear sheds rain and snow when commercial waterproofing sprays are not available. Camphor shaved into paraffin wax creates …

Used to provide topical relief for sore muscles and minor aches after hard physical labor in situations where medical care, ice packs, or commercial pain rubs are limited or unavailable. …

Used to protect tools, equipment, and stored goods by slowing rust, discouraging insects, and keeping enclosed spaces cleaner in toolboxes, drawers, barns, sheds, and off grid storage areas. Camphor sublimates …

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Used for cutting grease, softening old oil, lifting grime, and removing buildup on cookware, sinks, tubs, and hard surfaces. This blend works well in off grid conditions, homestead kitchens, and …

Used to neutralize odor-causing bacteria on fabrics, clothing, or skin when diluted properly. Vinegar’s acetic acid kills and inhibits the growth of microorganisms responsible for body odor and mildew. It …

Used to repel flies, gnats, ants, and other small insects around entry points, barns, coops, and livestock areas. Vinegar disrupts insect scent trails, masks attractants, and creates a mildly acidic …