Preparing a winter emergency kit

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by kashish Narula31 views·Updated Jan 26, 2022
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  1. Hi there.
  2. My name is Cash Narula. Today I am representing a video presentation
  3. for preparing a winter emergency kit for a car,
  4. emergencies can happen anywhere and at any time
  5. as the boarding goes,
  6. prevention is better than cure.
  7. Since we are not able to predict when we might get into an accident.
  8. Having an emergency kit ensures peace of mind.
  9. Winter weather could leave you stranded,
  10. but a well stocked emergency kit can help you get back on the road
  11. or at least make the time waiting for resistance safer and more comfortable.
  12. So today I will be listing few things which are must
  13. that you should include in your winter emergency kit.
  14. So the first one goes as you can see on the screen, the first one is
  15. poor table shovel.
  16. As the name suggests, you can easily carry it.
  17. It is very helpful for digging out a car
  18. for digging out a car that has been covered
  19. by snow blowers or is stopped along the roadway,
  20. shovels make it more easier to dig away
  21. compacted snow from beneath the car or around the weeds.
  22. The next thing which I want to discuss is
  23. handball bliss.
  24. Is it not surprising that how this pack can keep someone warm?
  25. Actually, it is
  26. minor chemical reaction that occurs naturally.
  27. Hand warmers are made from all natural elements
  28. such as iron,
  29. carbon, and salt. When Ivan comes in contact with oxygen,
  30. it oxidizes and generates heat.
  31. These are really very helpful to keep you warm.
  32. You can insert them anywhere in your shoes,
  33. glass inside your T shirt wherever you want to feel the bond.
  34. The next thing, which one should have
  35. must have actually
  36. is
  37. right.
  38. A cap
  39. and a pair of gloves
  40. when you are stuck in the cold. The most vital survival strategy
  41. is to stable.
  42. It's usually a good idea to have an additional hat and gloves on hand,
  43. stay that so that you can stay warm when pulling your car out of the ditch,
  44. changing a tire or looking
  45. under the hood.
  46. The next thing you must have in your emergency kit is a snow brush.
  47. Snow brush is very important because when you go
  48. somewhere and park your car outside and when you return
  49. snow has covered
  50. all of your car, it has covered the windshield and so you can use this to you know,
  51. remove the accumulated snow on your vehicle's roof and windshield.
  52. The next thing that you should have
  53. is a blanket.
  54. Emergencies can may occur at any movement. You know, they just don't,
  55. we can't predict that when an emergency is coming towards us.
  56. So it's better that you should have this blanket because you can use it in many ways.
  57. You can just spread it and sit on it. You can
  58. use it to cover your body so that you can get
  59. the verb sold an extra blanket will always exist here.
  60. The next thing which I'm going to show
  61. this is the thing, you should have always in your car.
  62. It is not necessary that you should have it only in winters or only in someone's.
  63. You should have
  64. it every time. And this is
  65. a flashlight
  66. with some extra batteries and a headband to hold the flashlight
  67. as you know. Although not all emergencies are current night.
  68. Like some locations are easily,
  69. we can easily recognize some locations during the day,
  70. but the same locations become exceedingly deadly
  71. at night because you can't see them.
  72. In addition to lightning the road at night,
  73. flashlights may be used to locate persons in need
  74. of rescue and are an excellent tool for those
  75. in need of rescue to signal for assistance.
  76. It is almost hard for rescuers to notice
  77. you if you are not
  78. if you're trapped at night, so
  79. they are really beneficial so that you can send signals and they can find you.
  80. The next thing which I want to discuss
  81. is an ice scrapper.
  82. Ice scrappers are a crucial tool for driving safely in winters,
  83. but if you use them wrong,
  84. they can crack your windscreen instead of clearing it.
  85. So it is beneficial for you that you should turn the car on and
  86. for 5 to 10 minutes so that it could heat up and then use this ice scrapper,
  87. which will make your make it more easier for you
  88. to scratch the ice and prevent the windshield windscreen from breaking
  89. the last thing, which I want to discuss
  90. his jumper cables.
  91. You can also call them booster cables, jump leads.
  92. These are a pair of insulated wires of sufficient capacity.
  93. You can see that these these have allocated clips at each
  94. end to interconnect the disabled equipment or vehicle with another source,
  95. such as another vehicle or equipment with
  96. the same system voltage or to another battery
  97. When your car is dead and you want to charge it,
  98. make sure that the two car batteries should have similar voltage.
  99. You can confirm that the numbers are the same or
  100. close by reading the specifications on the top of the batteries
  101. while using them.
  102. Start by clamping one red cable to the positive side of the battery
  103. That won't start,
  104. then start,
  105. then attach the other red clamp to the positive side of the working battery.
  106. Next clamp one black cable
  107. to the negative side of the working battery.
  108. When you are ready to attach the other black clamp,
  109. don't connect it to the dead battery.
  110. Instead
  111. find a metal component
  112. in your vehicle's engine block where you can attach it safely.
  113. So
  114. these were all fuel
  115. equipments that you must have in your winter emergency kit.
  116. I hope you will like this with your lesson
  117. and thank you so much for taking out time and watching this have a great day