Discover 33 Life-Saving DIY Outdoor Hacks to Survive Any Disaster or Survival Situation!

When it comes to outdoor adventures, one can never be too prepared. Whether you find yourself in a disaster scenario or a survival situation, having the right skills and knowledge can make all the difference. That's where these 33 easy DIY outdoor hacks come in to save the day!

1. Fire-starting Magic with a Battery

Did you know a battery and some steel wool can be used to start a fire? Simply rub the battery terminals against the steel wool, and sparks will ignite, giving you instant warmth and a source of light.

33 DIY Outdoor Hacks: 33 Easy DIY Outdoor Hacks To Help You Survive A Disaster or Survival Situation (The Modern Survivalist Book 2)

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2. Survival Matches

Make your own waterproof and windproof matches by dipping them into melted candle wax. Now you will have a reliable fire starter that won't let you down in wet conditions.

3. The Versatile Aluminum Foil

Aluminum foil is your best friend in the outdoors. Create makeshift pots, reflectors, or grills out of it. It also acts as an excellent tinder for starting fires.

4. DIY Solar Charger

Convert a small Altoids tin into a solar charger for your phone. Connect a USB port to a small solar panel, and you won't have to worry about a dead battery during emergencies.

5. Efficient Water Filtration

Turn a plastic bottle into a water filter by drilling holes in the bottom and filling it with layers of fine sand, activated charcoal, and gravel. This will help you purify water and keep you hydrated.

6. Nature's Compass

If you're lost in the wilderness, you can easily create a compass with nothing but a leaf, a needle, and a puddle of water. Watch as the leaf floats and aligns with the Earth's magnetic field.

7. Universal Signal Mirror

Polish the bottom of an aluminum can or any reflective surface to create a signal mirror. This can help rescuers spot you from a distance and increase your chances of being found.

8. DIY Fishing Hook

Without a fishing hook? No problem. Create one using a soda can tab. Bend it into a hook shape, tie it to a line, and you can start catching fish to satisfy your hunger.

9. Make-shift Bayonet

Turn a regular knife into a more formidable weapon by attaching it to a sturdy pole. This can be handy for hunting or self-defense.

10. Pine Needle Tea

Pine needles are rich in Vitamin C and can be brewed into a refreshing tea that boosts your immune system. This is especially useful when resources are scarce.

11. Nature's Painkiller

If you have a toothache or a minor wound, chew on some willow bark. It contains natural pain-relieving compounds that can alleviate discomfort.

12. Insect Repellent

Create your own all-natural insect repellent by mixing essential oils like citronella or eucalyptus with water. This will deter mosquitoes and other pesky bugs.

13. Emergency Candle

An orange peel can serve as a makeshift candle when filled with oil. Add a rolled-up tissue paper or a string as the wick for a long-lasting flame.

14. Quick Shoe Dryer

Stuff your wet shoes with newspaper and leave them near the fire. The newspaper will draw out moisture, helping your shoes dry faster and reducing the risk of blisters.

15. Edible Insects

When food is scarce, insects can provide a good source of protein. Make sure to learn which insects are safe to eat and how to cook or prepare them properly.

16. Natural Tenderizer

In a survival situation, meat can be tough to chew. Tenderize it by wrapping it in leaves and burying it under hot coals for some time. The heat and moisture will make it more palatable.

17. Leafy Bandages

If you run out of band-aids, clean and sanitize a large leaf to use as a makeshift bandage. Secure it in place with vines or fabric strips.

18. Natural Insect Trap

To catch those bothersome insects buzzing around, create a simple trap using a plastic bottle. Cut it in half, invert the top half, add some bait at the bottom, and tape the two halves together. Insects will fly in but won't be able to escape.

19. Survival Belt

Turn an old belt into a versatile tool. Attach items like a small knife, compass, or small containers to carry essential supplies. This way, you'll have your survival essentials within arm's reach at all times.

20. Improvised Snow Goggles

If you find yourself in a snowy environment without proper eyewear, use a small pair of branches to protect your eyes from the glaring sun. This improvised goggles will prevent snow blindness.

21. Natural Sunscreen

Crush some jewelweed or aloe vera to extract the gel, which can be used as a natural sunscreen. Protect your skin from harmful UV rays, even in the absence of commercial sunscreen.

22. DIY Solar Oven

Construct your own solar oven using a pizza box, aluminum foil, and plastic wrap. Harness the power of the sun to cook your food and conserve energy in a survival situation.

23. Char Cloth for Fire Starting

Char a piece of cotton cloth by burning it in a controlled environment. The resulting char cloth will catch fire quickly when sparked, allowing you to start a fire with ease.

24. DIY Hand Sanitizer

Mix rubbing alcohol with aloe vera gel to create a DIY hand sanitizer. Proper hygiene is essential in survival situations to prevent the spread of germs and diseases.

25. No More Ticks

Spray your clothes with a mixture of water and eucalyptus oil to repel ticks. This natural tick repellent will keep those blood-suckers at bay during your outdoor adventures.

26. Useful Paracord

Paracord is a versatile survival tool. Learn some basic knots and use it to build a shelter, secure gear, or fashion a makeshift clothesline.

27. Survival Candle Heater

Make a homemade candle heater using a terracotta pot and a candle. This ingenious hack will help keep you warm in cold weather, using just a few simple materials.

28. DIY Solar Water Disinfection

Sanitize water by filling clear plastic bottles and leaving them in the sun for a few hours. The UV rays will kill harmful bacteria, making the water safer to drink.

29. Natural Energy Drink

Increase your energy levels by brewing a natural energy drink from pine needles, honey, and water. This concoction provides essential vitamins and can help keep you going in tough situations.

30. Mosquito-Repelling Smoke

Toss dried sage or rosemary onto a campfire to create a smoke that repels mosquitoes. This natural mosquito repellent will let you enjoy your outdoor experience without annoying bites.

31. Survival Wallet

Transform a durable ziplock bag into a waterproof survival wallet. Fill it with essential documents, a mini flashlight, some cash, and other important items you may need in emergency situations.

32. Filament from Plastic Bottles

When you need strong wire or thread for repairs or to tie things together, cut strips from a plastic bottle and twist them to create a sturdy filament.

33. Emergency Drinking Straw

Turn any plastic straw into a portable water filter by stuffing it with layers of cotton, sand, and activated charcoal. You'll be able to drink safely from various water sources without worrying about contaminants.

With these 33 easy DIY outdoor hacks up your sleeve, you'll be well-equipped to survive any disaster or survival situation that comes your way. Remember, preparation and resourcefulness are key when it comes to outdoor adventures, so start practicing these valuable skills today!

33 DIY Outdoor Hacks: 33 Easy DIY Outdoor Hacks To Help You Survive A Disaster or Survival Situation (The Modern Survivalist Book 2)

by Alex Tully (Kindle Edition)

4.3 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	322 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	323 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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The information in this book will save your life.

In this book, we will walk through some of the most important DIY survival tips, hacks, and strategies that can help make you more prepared for an emergency.

This book is specifically aimed at ordinary people who don’t have much experience or knowledge about survival but would like to learn more.

By the end of this book, you will be much more knowledgeable on survival and disaster preparedness, and you will then be able to start transforming that knowledge into a valuable skill set.