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    Since I don't know where to put this, here it goes and I'll let the PTB fit it where it should be.

    How many of you carry a Fire Extinguisher?


    How many carry a First Aid Kit?

    How many of you know how to use either?

    In the basic First Aid Kit you have the normal bandages and ointments and such, but how many have super glue?

    Now you are asking, WTF, Super Glue?

    Well, yes, and here is the reasoning behind it. It was originally developed as an "in field suture" for the military, that is the reason that the temp of 98° fires it off. Simple to use and functional, it is also sterile so you can't harm with it. I have used it in the mending of an Exacto knife cut along the end of a finger with no scaring, and we all know how much bleeding the end of your finger does. As long as you have 2 pieces of skin that mate, no matter how ragged, you can mend them together using super glue. The next time you are at your favorite drug dispensary, look for the 6pack of little tubes for a buck or so, I think even HF has the little 6pack. Or even the Dollar Tree, or 99¢ Store, I know they carry it. Get a couple packs and stash them with the other First Aid kit goodies.

    A word to the wise, if you don't know at least the basic first aid, learn, or hand the kit to someone who knows, as with our sue happy generation, doing something wrong, even for the right reason can get you in trouble.
    You wana look waaay far up da road and plan yer route because the brakes are far more of a suggestion than a command!

  • #2
    good idea,have used duct tape,masking tape&saran wrap when working out in the field.scaring was never an issue

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    • #3
      Have a fire ext mounted on passenger side kick panel.
      Paul in CT

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      • #4
        Certified in First Aid and CPR. Years ago my dog split one of her foot pads and was bleeding out bad. I used wound wash to clean it out well and super glued it together. Had to keep her down for about 20mins for it to set. Good as new!

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        • DaWizard
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          Oh yes, Super Glue works GREAT !!

      • #5
        Originally posted by DaWizard View Post
        Since I don't know where to put this, here it goes and I'll let the PTB fit it where it should be.

        How many of you carry a Fire Extinguisher?


        How many carry a First Aid Kit?

        How many of you know how to use either?

        In the basic First Aid Kit you have the normal bandages and ointments and such, but how many have super glue?

        Now you are asking, WTF, Super Glue?

        Well, yes, and here is the reasoning behind it. It was originally developed as an "in field suture" for the military, that is the reason that the temp of 98° fires it off. Simple to use and functional, it is also sterile so you can't harm with it. I have used it in the mending of an Exacto knife cut along the end of a finger with no scaring, and we all know how much bleeding the end of your finger does. As long as you have 2 pieces of skin that mate, no matter how ragged, you can mend them together using super glue. The next time you are at your favorite drug dispensary, look for the 6pack of little tubes for a buck or so, I think even HF has the little 6pack. Or even the Dollar Tree, or 99¢ Store, I know they carry it. Get a couple packs and stash them with the other First Aid kit goodies.

        A word to the wise, if you don't know at least the basic first aid, learn, or hand the kit to someone who knows, as with our sue happy generation, doing something wrong, even for the right reason can get you in trouble.
        PTB?

        I carry the Halon extinguishers as you saw on the other thread and they double as wheel chocks
        First Aid wise not to much
        3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
        Henry Ford said,
        "It's all nuts and bolts"
        "Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."

        Mitch's Auto Service ctr

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        • DaWizard
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          Powers That Be

        • Mitch
          Mitch commented
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          i was thinking Pain The Butt

      • #6
        Whar's the WHISKEY, for SNAKEBITES???---Whar's my pocket SNAKE????
        Bill Tipsy

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        • Mitch
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          And a block of wood to bite down on

      • #7
        I had my head glued at the emergency room, it worked! (PLEASE don't ask why.)
        Life is what happens on the way to what you planned

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        • DaWizard
          DaWizard commented
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          Well Ted, I just gota ask, why?

        • Ted Duke
          Ted Duke commented
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          Well now, since you must know. I was sitting in one of those chairs that lean back. Someone told a joke and i laughed so hard I turned the cahir iver backward and a bookcase stopped my fall. I don't remember the joke and the glue worked! I also use it to seal up cracks or cuts on my fingers.

      • #8
        Good thing ALL my stitches don't look like TATOOS!
        Dad Injuredalot

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        • #9
          Commercial fishermen especially long liners use lots of super glue.

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          • #10
            Originally posted by Captndan View Post
            Commercial fishermen especially long liners use lots of super glue.
            Do they GLUE their Deck Shoes to the DECK?
            KDad Seasick

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            • #11
              Saw a sign at one of those walk in clinics the other day: "We remove fish hooks"
              Alaskan A's
              Antique Auto Mushers of Alaska
              Model A Ford Club of America
              Model A Restorers Club
              Antique Automobile Club of America
              Mullins Owners Club

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              • Mitch
                Mitch commented
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                You just brought back a not so great memory
                I was fishing in the everglades on a boat, i was in the back and my brother was in the front. He went to cast his bait out and in the process caught me in the neck with the hook. It lodged so deep that it stayed in on his follow through. Then the dude that owned the boat didn't even have a F*** pliers, they had to drive around to find another boat to help.

                WTF that hurt

            • #12
              Yes, my buddy and I were done fishing on the James River and put canoe at boat ramp. I walked around the backside and my buddy yanked the canoe up the bank. The rods were hanging off the side and a stick bait with treble hooks sunk deep into shin to the bone. We didn't have pliers so cut the line and let bait hang from my leg. Stopped by my sisters house who is a nurse. She was too weak to pop the hook back through so got my brother n law to do it to cut the barb off as I swigged on a bottle of Knob Creek.

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