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Mylar Warmth
They have the look of something designed for the space program. They're mylar, a paper-thin shiny metallic sheet, that comes in handy when your car breaks down in winter, or when you're separated from your climbing group on the slopes of Mt. McKinley. Barring that, they're also a perfect material for a do-it-yourself cold-climate Halloween costume-near impossible to rip by hand, but cut easily with scissors. There's no padding, so they wouldn't be too comfy on your bed, but they sure are warm. They both come folded about the size of a wallet. The Blanket is 52" x 82", the Sleeping Bag is 34" x 84".
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91007 EMERGENCY BLANKET |
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91432 MYLAR SLEEPING BAG |
Don't Forget Your Rubbers
Protect your feet and your footware with our bright yellow disposable plastic boots. They slip possibly over a stout pair of workboots-size eleven and smaller, we guess. The disposable boots are too thin to be worn alone and designed to work with liners we also carried but have since sold out on. Our package of (6) is of course (6) pairs.
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26256 DISPOSABLE BOOTS |
Glue-teus Maximus
These tubes of rubber cement are small (3/8 fl oz each) but with (3) to a pack, you'll have one for the garage, one for the basement workbench, and one for the kitchen junk drawer. Use them for tire patching, and other vinyl and rubber repairs. Keep all (3) out of the reach of children.
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28972 RUBBER CEMENT |
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