Ok...next one....cotton gauze.
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first aid applications
fire tinder
soaked in vaseline - longer burning
coated with wax - longer burning
heat/sunburn prevention (field expedient turbin)
trail markers
torch
personal hygiene
Keep bugs off food
sling (any type - double or tripled for strength)
cordage
expedient boot lace
strainer for water to keep out floaties
folded over and use it for a hot pad
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Bandage for cuts, Temp to slow bleeding
Time for a new one.....surgical tubing.
up next is uses for gloves.
"The ability for a person to prevail in a survival situation is based on three factors: survival knowledge, equipment, and will to survive. All are important, but the most important is the will to survive." -Greg Davenport
'dont forget a few strong & healthy woman
on that multi-use list
(head slap) (shakes head and walks away).
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"The ability for a person to prevail in a survival situation is based on three factors: survival knowledge, equipment, and will to survive. All are important, but the most important is the will to survive." -Greg Davenport
"The ability for a person to prevail in a survival situation is based on three factors: survival knowledge, equipment, and will to survive. All are important, but the most important is the will to survive." -Greg Davenport
mbarnatl - Man, you are just bad. Funny, but bad.![]()
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Leather gloves
keep hands warm
protect from blisters/cuts
pot holders
picking up hot coals
Rubber gloves
bandage
tournequet
waterproofing wounds
keep hands dry/clean
water carrier
solar still
entertaing kids (ballons, rooster immatation)
Milky Way wrapper (beats using Milky Way wrapper for a condom)
Any Glove
marking the trail - pointing the way
challenging somebody to a duel
Rubber gloves:
I'll give credit to Adventure Doc. He mentioned these in another thread.
You can snap off the end of the middle finger and use the glove as a one way valve for mouth to mouth.
You can pull the finger off a glove and pop off the end of the finger. Slide it over your finger and roll it down. It makes a mild tourniquet for bloodless surgery if you have to remove a bad splinter or the like. I actually tried this one and it works very well.
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I was wondering if anyone would be interested in a complied list of this thread? I have been keeping track of the postings and I am putting them together in an organized format. So far we have did 21 of the 29 items listed. The items for multi-use are items most likely carried in a survival kit or bug-out-bag. So if you are interested please let me know. When I get it complete I will post it.
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