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Please keep in mind this is a Beginner’s Guide, and there are a very, very many ways to skin this proverbial cat. Let me say that there are definitely a lot of folks who know a whole lot more than I do (especially about various yeasts, mashes, enzymes, still design and basically everything about Ethanol Fuel production) but I do feel comfortable relating the basics to an audience. I am fairly certain I am not the only Survival Blog reader to experiment in this direction but it looks like several years have passed since the topic has been addressed and not to the level that any prepper could start out with and ‘take to the bunker’ in my opinion. Disclaimer: I am also a beginner at Distilling Ethanol. Since this is a Beginner’s Guide, I’m only going to share some very basic information about stills and the capabilities of Ethanol. If you are like me, it is just fun to learn and potentially very useful in case TSHTF. With enough investment in time and materials you will have a renewable source of fuel for your non-diesel vehicles. In the event of a protracted failure of the current social contract or an extended period of hyperinflation, you will have a both a tool and trade. A still will create the environment for the separation and then using a cooling process, will return the separated vapor back to liquid form for collection. Upon different boiling points of your mash, different liquids will be released as vapor. If you want to get specific, a still is a tool that will help you separate liquid substances through the application of heat. You can also use a still to make Distilled Water – useful in a number of ways. With a still you have the ability to produce Ethanol and make Spirits, both for trade and personal use. Why? Well a still is a terrific multi purpose tool to have at your bug-in location. Now to begin formally- Every serious prepper should understand the basics of distilling and have a small still set up and ready to use, just in case. After going through this process I believe, that every serious prepper would be well served by reading this essay in full, making a simple still, and then deciding on whether to legally test the process or just have it as a backup tool. I made one small batch of Distilled Ethanol Fuel, less than 1 liter, which I later found out was illegal in the US because I did not have a permit for it- even though it was a one-time experiment! Well- I now have a permit. I created my still after watching countless YouTube videos and reading various reference web sites. It is not legal to use your still to Distill Ethanol Fuel without a permit nor is it legal to Distill Spirits for personal use.

A Very Important Introductory Note: Owning a still is legal in the United State according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms ( ATF).

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