#10 is genius!
It has been tested and proven multiple times that improvising is a fact of life. Saving yourself from a dangerous situation is not always that hard. All you need is a clear mind to know how to get yourself out of there.
The truth is, you really don’t need a specific item to save your life. Here are 10 everyday items that you can use in an emergency situation.
Watch the video below to know how to make a lighter using a chewing gum wrapper:
Bras are essential pieces of clothing for ladies but in the case of a fire (and dust storm or building collapse), a bra cup can also be a good mask. Simply fit the cup over your nose and mouth to filter out fine particles.
As strange as it sounds, a fire can indeed be started using ice. You can use a very clear ice as a magnifying glass to start a fire with the help of the heat of the sun.
When the power goes out, you can use a tinfoil to insulate you against the cold. It can also be used for cooking and signaling.
Sanitary pads are the perfect items if you have a large wound.
Toothpaste will reduce the itch and swelling of an insect bite.
You can use a piece of cloth to filter the murky water into a cleaner and drinkable one.
Forks are pointed enough to be used as a weapon.
You can use a belt to barricade a door by tightening it around the door hinge.
This simple yet potentially life-saving method can help you escape from zip ties by just using your shoelaces!
Check out the video here:
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