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Which Solar BackPack To Buy? Solar Backpack Reviews

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Here at A Self Sufficient Life we rely on solar power for all our day to day energy needs. After the initial set up power is harvested free of charge, a delightful way to make the most of a sunny (or indeed not so sunny) day.  But Solar Power and Solar Panels are not just for the Off Grid Living brigade. Everyone could (and indeed should) make use of the power of solar panels. Click the Links to View All Solar BackPacks & Solar Laptop Chargers Take a look at some of the great solar backpacks via the links above. […]

Cheap Solar Panels For Sale Online

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Please read on for lots of information on cheap solar panels for sale and also my thoughts on the book that tells you how to make a solar panel at home for a low price. Below you will find some of the best priced solar panels online so be sure to take a look. Click any item to see the whole massive range available. Click to Check Out All Cheap Solar Panels for Sale 5 or so years ago when we bought our solar system there were not as many resources available to buy solar panels online. I did eventually […]

The Cheapest Place To Buy Vegetable Seeds

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Part of being self sufficient is growing your own, not your hair, but your veggies. Browsing around today in order to buy some vegetable seeds I suddenly had a Doh moment. We talk about Amazon quit a bit for the best place to buy books and many other things but for some obscure reason had never thought about buying seeds from them. I honestly don’t know why. It seems odd it it never even entered my head. Here is the link to the fantastic range of seeds on Amazon. Just be warned, some of the descriptions are a little daft. […]

What Is The Best Salt? Our “Special Salt” Apparently

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Apparently we have “special salt”. At least that was what I was told yesterday. As we are slowly getting through our financial crisis Mrs. Dirt Boots went shopping yesterday and decided to buy some of this “special salt”. I am assuming each crystal was hand picked by elves (who charged a lot) and then each crystal was cut individually by the most experienced (and expensive) diamond cutting expert on the planet. This “special salt” is called Maldon salt. Oh oh oh and it is approved by the Organic Food Federation (which surely fills me with joy). There was me assuming […]