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  • modjow
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    oh yes I still need a small ductape roll! And the cable ties are also a good add ? always nice to be able to save the day ! (And a stroller)

    Originally posted by Cristina
    Nice setup modjow, I like the range of items you carry.

    Yesterday I used both duct tape and a recently-added cable tie to fix a friend’s stroller. It made me feel completely justified in having all this stuff in my kit!


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  • Cristina
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    Nice setup modjow, I like the range of items you carry.

    Yesterday I used both duct tape and a recently-added cable tie to fix a friend’s stroller. It made me feel completely justified in having all this stuff in my kit!

    Originally posted by modjow
    Here is my setup! Already posted on Facebook sometime, but maybe still interesting ?

    List of stuff I carry (clockwise from 10 o’clock-ish):
    Cloth for glasses
    Sewing kit
    Scissors
    Paracetamol/ibuprofen/hey fever medicine
    Female product
    Tweezers
    Different sizes band aids
    Bumps&broozes creme
    Wet wipes
    Emergency blanket
    Make-up remover pad
    Chewing gum
    Facial wipe
    Cotton pad / q-tips
    Eye mask (you never know when you need daytime sleep ??‍♀️)
    Hair ties
    Mouth-to-mouth mouth piece (for if you need to save a live ?)
    Lip balm
    More band aids
    Toothpaste
    Toothbrush
    Blister band aids
    Ear plugs for concerts and loud crowds (or kids birthday party or office party)
    Salt & pepper (spice up your life)
    Hair oil
    Dental floss
    Pen
    Screw driver
    Hair pins
    More hair ties (maybe friends need some too?)
    Hand sanitizer
    Feminine products in Chinese little pouch
    Mirror
    Tick remover
    Tin of nivea creme
    More band aids (I seriously have one kid that always ends up damaged ??)
    Tissues

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  • modjow
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    Here is my setup! Already posted on Facebook sometime, but maybe still interesting ?

    List of stuff I carry (clockwise from 10 o’clock-ish):
    Cloth for glasses
    Sewing kit
    Scissors
    Paracetamol/ibuprofen/hey fever medicine
    Female product
    Tweezers
    Different sizes band aids
    Bumps&broozes creme
    Wet wipes
    Emergency blanket
    Make-up remover pad
    Chewing gum
    Facial wipe
    Cotton pad / q-tips
    Eye mask (you never know when you need daytime sleep ??‍♀️)
    Hair ties
    Mouth-to-mouth mouth piece (for if you need to save a live ?)
    Lip balm
    More band aids
    Toothpaste
    Toothbrush
    Blister band aids
    Ear plugs for concerts and loud crowds (or kids birthday party or office party)
    Salt & pepper (spice up your life)
    Hair oil
    Dental floss
    Pen
    Screw driver
    Hair pins
    More hair ties (maybe friends need some too?)
    Hand sanitizer
    Feminine products in Chinese little pouch
    Mirror
    Tick remover
    Tin of nivea creme
    More band aids (I seriously have one kid that always ends up damaged ??)
    Tissues

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  • Cristina
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    sturbridge sorry I missed your post when I was replying to moriond from my phone! None of my friends would be surprised if I did try to whip egg whites at the playground, but the cream of tartar is meant for applying to a bee sting (you make it into a paste with water). It is supposed to help the stinger come out. When I was a kid we used to use a little bottle labelled “meat tenderizer”. I am not a medical doctor so don’t take my advice but it is small and safe enough to keep in the kit just in case.

    Originally posted by sturbridge
    I don't have kids, so I don't have the children's pain reliever, but have most everything else. A sweet after an injury helps my mood just as much as it would for a child. :D I'm curious Cristina : what is the cream of tartar used for? I've only used it to stabilize whipped egg whites in meringues.

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  • Cristina
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    Thanks moriond I had forgotten that the pouchkins were retired. I never use the single ones but the double/ leaf pouchkin is extremely useful for the FAK and HLT2! I might keep an eye out for used ones since I only have the one pictured.
    Last edited by Cristina; 07-29-2021, 01:30 AM. Reason: Changed used to use

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  • moriond
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    Cristina and Others,

    I thought I should point out that Pouchkins for the First and Second Aid Pouches were retired about a month ago. (I used the live chat feature on 06-24-2021 to ask Kat whether they’d be making more of these, and was told that they didn’t plan to, then shortly after these showed up as retired). The main First and Second Aid Pouches product page shows Pouchkins as “temporarily unavailable” but if you check the separate product page for the Pouchkins you can see these are retired. The Leaf Pouchkin (shown mounted to the elastic via bayonet clips at the bottom in the photos above) was particularly useful, since you had both the side with two separated clear zippered pockets on one side, and a long, single mesh pocket on the reverse., so you could easily flip it forward or backwards to access additional supplies.

    Adding the Leaf Pouchkin from the First and Second Aid Pouches to the HLT 2 (Handy Little Thing 2), which had similar elastic bands at its base, was a popular hack.(You can see some pictures from the debut photos of the HLT 2 in my response post dated 06-26-2021 to the HLT - why one row of elastic loops and one non-stretch? thread started on 06-25-202:
    I recently learned from a Youtube review that one of the rows of loops is elastic while the other is non-stretch. Just wondering, why is it like that? I assumed they were both elastic, which seems like it would be preferable.


    I did also mention
    I also used to show the HLT 2s fitted with Leaf Pouchkins from the First and Second Aid Pouches for an extra pocket. That hack seemed popular, but now the supply of First and Second Aid Pouchkins just recently showed up as retired.
    and
    Those Leaf Pouchkin supplies held up for over a year and a half past my original hack.
    sturbridge and G42 used the small Pouchkins for earrings.

    HTH

    moriond



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  • sturbridge
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    I don't have kids, so I don't have the children's pain reliever, but have most everything else. A sweet after an injury helps my mood just as much as it would for a child. :D I'm curious Cristina : what is the cream of tartar used for? I've only used it to stabilize whipped egg whites in meringues.
    Last edited by sturbridge; 07-28-2021, 03:40 PM.

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  • Cristina
    started a topic Parents’ First Aid Kit

    Parents’ First Aid Kit

    I imagine that this title sounds like a first aid kit to help parents get through the summer (i.e. contains earbuds and wine) but actually I mean the kit that I use regularly at the park or the playground when my elementary-age kids and their friends fall, run into things, or otherwise hurt themselves.

    So here it is in photos. The most useful items are:
    Adhesive bandages
    Antiseptic cream
    Children’s painkillers
    Candy/sweets (for distraction when treating really bad injuries)

    Hmm… in the interest of speed I have uploaded my pics as attachments but I may have to come back and redo these.
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