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FIRST AID KIT MADE EASY with things You Already Have In The Kitchen OATMEAL Amazing for your skin! Relieves rashes, simple sun burn and eczema HONEY Honey, did I tell you I Love You! TEA BAGS They spell relief or make tea CLING


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FIRST AID KIT MADE EASY with things You Already Have

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In The Kitchen

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OATMEAL

Amazing for your skin! Relieves rashes, simple sun burn and eczema

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HONEY

“Honey, did I tell you I Love You!”

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TEA BAGS

They spell relief or make tea

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CLING FILM / PLASTIC WRAP

Use to cover burns and infections

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HOBBY ROOM / GARAGE

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ELMERS GLUE

Works on splinters too!

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SUPER GLUE

Got cut? Glue it!

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DUCT TAPE

Securing bandages, making splints, braces and… …even baby immobilizers

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RULER

Makes a great splint

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BATHROOM

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PADS & TAMPONS

can stop a bloody nose and aid in absorbing blood

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TOILET PAPER

From bandages to making a wick for a

  • candle. (Also works in the bathroom so

store extra for emergencies)

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DENTAL FLOSS

Dental Hygiene is very important, but did you know you can suture a wound

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TOWELS

  • 1. Stitch together to make a blanket
  • 2. Shove under doors to stop drafts
  • 3. Ripped into strip for splint ties, tourniquets,

and bandages

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YARD

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GARDEN HOSE

Cover sharp or wiry items for your protection

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LUMBER

Can used to make a splint to immobilize limbs

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GARBAGE BAG

  • 1. Water proof a bandage
  • 2. Carry water
  • 3. Temp Storage
  • 4. Etc.
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CLEANING SUPPLIES

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NON-SUDSING AMMONIA

Mix 50/50 with water to relieve and treat insect bites

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LIQUID DISH SOAP

Mixed with water in a sealed bag - can be used as a ice pack

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BLEACH

Use to disinfecting surfaces and decontaminating the water when Wayne is not around to test yours

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HAND SANITIZER

Very flammable, so by adding it to lint from your clothes or cotton balls, can be used to start a fire

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CLOTHING

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SOCKS

Strain Water Gloves Bandage Weapon (if filled with rock) Soft pillow (when stuffed)

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PANTY HOSE / NYLONS

Can be used as a rope and to filter debris from water

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ON YOUR PERSON

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CREDIT / ID CARD

If you are stung by a bee you can use it to scrape

  • ut the stinger
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COMPACT MIRROR

Reflect sun to signal

  • rescuers. Also can help start

a fire

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EVERYDAY ITEMS

These are just a few examples of common items that can be used for survival. Can you think of more?