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Interactive and printable

Tools

Interactive and printable tools: the audit, the logbook, the charts.

The two tools as field guides

Field guideWalk-Around Preparedness AuditA walk through your home and land that scores 15 systems from 1 to 5 across 200 checkpoints. The lowest score is where to work next. 33 pages.Open the field guide Field guideThe Preparedness LogbookThe one paper document that holds who to call, what everyone needs, where the shutoffs are, and what is on the shelf. 25 sections, 30 pages.Open the field guide
Walk-around preparedness auditScore 15 systems from 1 to 5. The lowest number is the one that matters. The preparedness logbook25 printable pages for the information a household needs on paper. Shelf life table199 items, sortable and filterable. Never-mix chartCompound pairs that must stay apart, with a checker. Multi-use matrixTwenty items by eight jobs. Glossary233 terms.

Reference charts from the book

The appendices of Prepper's Chemical Survival Guide, laid out for the screen. Every recipe number opens its recipe. See all

Compounds and Cleaning · Reference Degrease, descale, disinfect: match the cleaner to the job Grease needs an alkali, scale needs an acid, germs need an oxidizer or antiseptic. Never mix across families. Compounds and Cleaning · Reference All 33 compounds at a glance (quick reference table) Shelf life, the best container, and the main uses for every compound in the guide, each linked to its full chapter. Water · Reference Conversions and dosing: measure anything, even without tools 1 tsp = 5 mL. About 20 drops = 1 mL. A US nickel weighs 5 g. 1 ppm = 1 mg per liter. Kits and Planning · Reference Emergency scenarios: find your situation, fast Find the situation, note the compound, open the recipe. Compounds and Cleaning · Reference Sourcing checklist: match the grade, read the label The in-store checklist for buying compounds: match the grade to the job, look for the right markings, and steer clear of the wrong product. Kits and Planning · Reference Find a recipe by what you need to do (cross-reference index) Look up the need, open the chapter, pick the recipe. Compounds and Cleaning · Reference Storage, shelf life and inventory: store it right, track it, know when it's spent How to store each of the 33 compounds against its biggest enemy, the sign each one is wearing out, the inventory sheet with a free fillable tracker, and the twice-a-year check. Tools and Repair · Reference Tools and equipment: what to gather, and what each is for A plain-language guide to the 36 everyday tools the recipes call for, with the safety gear marked. Medical · Reference Tincture herbs: a grouped quick reference for 23 useful herbs 23 herbs grouped by use, each with the part to use, alcohol strength, how well it works as a glycerite, a starting dose, and the cautions. Garden and Livestock · Reference Garden uses: the right recipe for soil, plants, pests, and harvest A symptom-to-recipe chart, every garden task with its recipe, the key rates pulled from each one, the mistakes that ruin a crop, and what to do in each season. Compounds and Cleaning · Reference Storing your compounds: conditions, containers, packing and labels Hold 50 to 70°F, under 50% humidity, in the dark. Default to glass, never metal. Desiccant for powders, oxygen absorbers for dried food only. Compounds and Cleaning · Reference Handling and safety: gear up before you open a container For almost any exposure: clean running water for at least 15 minutes. Do not try to neutralize a burn on skin.

Printables and guides to the tools

Kits and Planning · Tool Missing child information checklist Compile it ahead of time, store it securely and review it periodically