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Happy Holidays Everyone! It’s that time of the year again where I’ll be taking a break from posting and enjoying a much needed break from 2020, what a year. As always thanks for the love and support this year and I can’t wait to be back posting in 2021. EK
Happy Holidays From us and ours to you and yours, wishing you only the happiest of holidays, merriest of christmases, a joyful hanukkah, and a yippee-ki-yay of a kickass new year. Thanks for making Escape Kit part of your lives! We love you guys. See you in 2020, EK fam!
Cannes 2019
Hey guys, I’m lucky enough to be attending Cannes (Advertisings largest award show and festival) this year and will be taking a break from posting while I’m there. We’ll back to regular posts June 24th.
Escape Kit
Hey guys! Tyler here, I started this blog in my first year of advertising school as a place to store inspiring things. Fast forward almost 9 years and Escape Kit has become larger than I could have imagined. With the growth and change I felt it was time our visual identity changed too. Welcome to the new Escape Kit folks!
Escape Kit has and always will be your portfolio, a ticket from job to job. It’s where you’ll discover the work people put in their kits and find inspiration to fill yours.
This new visual identity is a renewed commitment to bringing you guys the most inspiring stuff on the web. As our following as grown on tumblr we’ve also launched an Instagram page, giving you another source of daily inspo. If you haven’t already given us a follow, you can do so now right hurrr.
Thank you to our loyal following over the past 9 years and to all the new followers each day. Without you guys we’d be nothing.
Most buildings have an evacuation plan that can lead everyone to safer grounds. But when the initial plan falls apart, you need to have a ready-to-go emergency kit nearby. Having a kit with the right items can make a huge difference in getting out of any building and avoiding injury or death. Additionally, even in a ground-level structure, busting through an exterior wall may be the only means possible to escape when all other exits are blocked. Use any tools at hand (hammer, chair, table, lamp, etc.) to escape through a wall or window or jammed door. An Escape Kit should include:
Work Gloves to protect hands when removing debris
Pry Tool
Headlamps
Safety Goggles to protect eyes from debris
Rope to lift or pull objects or climb down from upper levels
Fire Blankets for body protection from flames
Signaling Device to call for help (and save voice)
Bandana to protect mouth and nose from smoke and debris
[Reference Link]
[11-Cs Basic Emergency Kit] [14-Point Emergency Preps Checklist] [Immediate Steps to Take When Disaster Strikes] [Learn to be More Self-Sufficient] [The Ultimate Preparation] [P4T Main Menu]
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