Emergency Home Preparation

Home Made Bandages

Survival Tip: Making a Nonadherent Dressing
http://beprepared.com/blog/4118/survival-tip-making-a-nonadherent-dressing/

Hey there. Here's an interesting tip from Eric A. Weiss, MD. He wrote Wilderness and Travel Medicine, a comprehensive guide that fits in your pocket. It's also great for bug out bags and emergency kits.

Here's the doctor's Weiss Advice on making a nonadherent dressing: ... CONTINUED at link, above ...

Bandages That Should Be In Your Bug-Out Bag
https://blog.foodinsurance.com/bandages-that-should-be-in-your-bug-out-bag/

First aid in an emergency situation should never be overlooked. Even the smallest cut can get infected and could potentially turn fatal. This is why you should always be prepared with bandages and ointment. When deciding which bandage you should pack for your first aid kit in a bug-out bag, here are some things you should consider: ---CONTINUED---

Improvised Bandage Material
https://survivormedic.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/improvised-bandage-material/

You can make a continuous roll of bandaging material from a t-shirt simply by cutting it in a spiral pattern. ---CONTINUED---

Home Made ACE Bandages Crochet Or Knit Pattern DIY Project
https://thehomesteadsurvival.com/home-made-ace-bandages-crochet-diy-project/

How to make homemade ace bandages. Crochet or knit these bandages and you will have them when you need them. These bandages will serve more purpose than ace bandages as they will work with poultice and such and let the wound breathe. ---CONTINUED---