When you enter the wilderness, depending on your length of stay, you’ve packed your bag with only the essentials. Packing items that have multiple uses is one way to do that. The last thing you need is for your back to feel overburdened by a lack of preparation that resulted in overpacking.
One of the items that should have made your packing list is rubbing alcohol. It may not have a great smell, but we have to look past that. What it lacks in scent, it more than makes up for in versatility!
So, let’s take a look at 13 ways rubbing alcohol can become a survival essential!
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Colloidal silver is better to have. A bottle of 500 ppm. I have used it for years. We keep several bottles stashed.
David Brewer There is a huge difference between colloidal silver made from tap water and that of triple distilled water. The idiot made his own from regular tap water and drank quarts a day for months before he turned color. Nobody is saying to drink quarts a day. It doesn’t take much to be effective and it does absolutely no harm to the body internally and it is excellent to stop an infection on external wounds. That is fact and not opinion. Do some research and educate yourself before you not only show yourself to be an$#%&!@* but also ignorant.