Outdoor Safety

How to Steer Clear of Danger

By chinne01

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Especially with today's economy as hard as it is more and more people are going to desperate measures which is leaving more people in the path of harm. In order to avoid harm you have to plan in advance and take measures to help yourself stay safe... more »

How to Stop Bleeding From a Wound

By Michael Deaton

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If you are ever out camping and fall, or somehow otherwise cut yourself, it is paramount that you know how to control the bleeding. Read on to learn how to stop bleeding from a wound... more »

How to Survive a Grass Fire

By eHow Health Editor

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When most people think of fires, they think of forests burning. But grass fires, also known as bushfires, are common hazards that can be harmful to not only the surrounding land but can be deadly if you don't know how to escape one... more »

How to Survive a Long Fall

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Can someone jump from the Empire State building and survive? Not likely, but if you somehow find yourself in a freefall, there are a few things that can help your chances of survival. Here are some suggestions to help you survive a long fall... more »

How to Survive a Michigan Winter

By Ryn Gargulinski

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Michigan winters can be some of the most brutal experiences Mother Nature has to offer. Freezing rain, sub-zero temperatures and mounds of snow are a few of the highlights. You can survive a Michigan winter and come out the other end stronger, ... more »

How to Survive a Mugging

By Elizabeth Leiba

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According to the Department of Justice, one of three women in America will be attacked in her lifetime. Given these grim statistics, women or even men need to be extra vigilant in walking by themselves to their cars in parking lots or garages. ... more »

How to Survive an Arizona Summer

By Ryn Gargulinski

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Some say you need oven mitts to open car doors during an Arizona summer. While I’ve never seen that practice in action, it’s not a bad idea. Nor is avoiding direct sunlight, staying indoors and cranking up the air conditioning if you want to ... more »

How to Take Fire Safety Precautions While Camping in a Trailer

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Summertime, and the camping is easy ... Take the following precautions while camping in a trailer to ensure a safe and fire-free trip... more »

How to treat a sprained ankle

By emmabushyo

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A sprained ankle is a common problem. What are you supposed to do to treat it?.. more »

How to Treat an Allergic Reaction to a Bee Sting With EpiPens

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If you are allergic to bee stings, be sure to have a way to treat one close at hand. Follow these steps to use an EpiPen, which could save your life... more »

How to Treat an Infected Bug Bite

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Bug bites are fairly common and generally require only minimal first aid. However, as with any wound or injury, it's possible for bacteria to enter the broken skin and cause an infection. Minor skin infections may be treated with home care, but a ... more »

How to Understand Hyperthermia

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To understand the benefits of hyperthermia, it's important to know how it works. Hyperthermia is the process of exposing the body to temperatures of up to 113 degrees F in order to weaken cancer cells. Early clinical studies have shown this may ... more »

How to Understand the Side Effects of Hyperthermia

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Hyperthermia treatment involves exposure of the body to temperatures up to 113 degrees F. Although there are still studies being conducted on this type of therapy, doctors believe it may be beneficial to those with advanced cancers or recurring ... more »

How to Use a Beach Umbrella to Prevent Sunburn

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If your skin is sensitive and prone to sunburn, the beach umbrella and sunscreen are must-haves to safely enjoy your day on the beach sunburn free. Here's how to use your beach umbrella to prevent sunburn... more »

How to use a Lifebuoy

By Raghav.Yadav

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Life Buoy is made of Buoyant Cork, Kapok or from Rubber, in ring shape attached with lightweight lines. Life Buoy is also known as Personal Floating Device and helps the swimmer stay afloat in case of emergencies... more »

How to Use the Pesticide Hotline

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The federal EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has set up a national pesticide hotline for those who want to report a safety issue or problem with pesticides. This can be a useful resource for people concerned about possible toxicology or with ... more »

How to Volunteer for the National Wildlife Federation

By eHow Health Editor

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Nonprofit and other social organizations welcome the help of volunteers. Follow these steps to volunteer for the National Wildlife Federation, which strives to "inspire Americans to protect wildlife for our children's future.".. more »

How to Walk on Ice

By eHow Health Editor

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Thousands of people die each year from falls. Many of them happen during the winter when snow and ice cover walkways and make getting around hazardous. Most businesses and homeowners do a good job of keeping their walkways clear, but sometimes ... more »

How to Walk Safely to a Parking Garage

By ehowNellie

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Most of us who work in an office will occasionally have to walk to our parking garage at an inopportune time. Though these situations can't always be avoided, taking a few extra steps to ensure your safety can mean the difference between a ... more »

How to Walk When It's Slippery Outside

By dchristi

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Whether you're trying to get some exercise or just maneuver on an icy sidewalk, walking in the snow, ice or slush can be tricky and sometimes downright treacherous. To make sure you stay on your feet, wear shoes with traction-grabbing treads ... more »

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