Adventure Essentials

If you need new sleeping solutions for your emergency shelter, don't waste your money on something that will break.

Looking for a heavy-duty sleep solution? A Disc-o-Bed is a patented, modular portable sleep system that uses high-grade steel frames to create stackable bunk beds. With a 500 lb weight capacity per cot and tool-free assembly, it's the gold standard for camping, guest rooms, and disaster relief.

Freeze-drying fruits, dairy products, and even full meals is a great way to prepare an emergency food supply for you and your family without compromising nutritional value.

Martin propane heaters provide efficient and reliable indoor heating with advanced safety features like automatic shut-off, low oxygen sensors, and overheat protection, ensuring safe operation when guidelines are followed. To mitigate risks, ensure proper ventilation, install carbon monoxide detectors, and follow manufacturer instructions for a warm and safe home environment.

HotSpot Energy is a developer of products that can help your home reach net zero as soon as possible.

Martin Direct Vent propane heaters are an efficient and reliable heating solution for homes, offering models in 8,000, 11,000, and 20,000 BTU sizes. These heaters utilize outdoor air for combustion, ensuring safety and cleanliness indoors while maximizing warm air circulation. Propane consumption varies based on heater size, temperature settings, room insulation, and usage patterns, with typical usage ranging from 0.37 to 0.92 gallons per hour. By optimizing thermostat settings, improving insulation, and performing regular maintenance, you can effectively manage propane usage and keep your home cozy throughout the winter.

For long-term food storage, nothing beats freeze-dried foods. Fortunately, there's a better way to both preserve food and enjoy it! With a Harvest Right Freeze Dryer , you can freeze-dry hundreds of…

Propane and natural gas heaters each have distinct advantages and disadvantages. Propane heaters offer high efficiency and are ideal for remote areas, but are generally more expensive and require regular maintenance. Natural gas heaters are more cost-effective, offer a continuous fuel supply, and are convenient for homes with existing gas lines, but are less portable and have higher initial installation costs. Your choice depends on your specific needs, location, and budget.

We all need to do our part to reduce our carbon emissions, but it can be overwhelming for many of us.

With winter approaching, it's worth thinking about heat now rather than during the first cold snap.