Would these things protect me as I change my clothes, dig in my bag, open car doors, put on seat belt etc? These actions have all ruined manicures lol
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These things are so cheap. I got them as a gag gift. Really not helpful at all unless you want to look rediculous.
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I have never heard of a 'cut resistant glove. Sounds intriguing. My view: it might be helpful although the only time I need real caution are when I get it out of my drawer or when I wash it
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I've used X-acto knives since my teens (I'm now 61) and I have never seen protectors on the blades by any Mfg., it is too be understood that these are for use by those who are old enough to safely use these tools which is what they are, and as are a lot of tools, they can be dangerous if not handled correctly. I would suggest that the user take their time and handle them safely.....
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No, it hasn't for me. But that's not to say it won't. I don't have long fingernails and am generally careful about where I leave the pen.
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I keep my dogs nails clipped, which really helps, after about 10 walks on gravel and pavement his nail will eventually puncture through. If you use them in tbe car, I am betting it would take a lot to puncture them! This product has been a God sent for my dog! We also use them on my son's bulldog when he comes to visit. He drags his front feet, and was ruining our hardwoods,
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I found myself a pair of scissors that were metal. That was the easiest thing I could think of and seemed to work and, at least, I didn't get a shock. Let me know if that helps. @d_avery@att.net.
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I have small nails and they are big for my nail, so I think they should cover yours.
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If the coat is really thick, I would imagine it wouldn't work. Jeans definitely. Electricity takes the shortest path to ground. That being said, the thinner that clothing the better the chances of it working. Also if you were touching the assailant while zapping, skin to skin for example, you would get zapped too. Hope this helps.
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You may get by with it, especially in USA airports but when you go to other countries, it will be totally random. We have had small plastic toothpicks, diaper safety pins and various small key ring tools confiscated. I told one official that the 4" pry took had passed through TSA and foreign airport security without question many times...and was told "not a my airport!"
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They are small jewels that you put on your nail bed, most nail salons use these so I would say yes to your question. Sorry for not getting back to you sooner but this question request did not go to my email that I check every day.
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I wouldn't have blind faith that you were completely safe as they are not intended for this purpose. That being said, the multiple layers of chainsaw protection and steel toe would certainly give you a better chance than a regular rubber boot. Are you looking for a chainsaw boot in particular? Or just a rubber boot with a better chance of stopping a snake bite? If you haven't already, I'd recommend looking into the snake proof boots on the market, I don't have a need but have seen many different models that look pretty cool.
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I would not bring this, If you search amazon they have key chains with different types of repellents that are more suitable for travel and can possibly be put in a checked bag.
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I understand it to be "self cleaning', so you really should not have to maintain it in that respect. On the backside where the airline connects, you could remove that from the tool body to look inside if you are having any issues. The only problems I've had in 20 years with my nail guns are people with "sticky fingers".
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I do not believe this could constitute a problem. To be on the safe side, write the seller with that particular concern. My purse is stuffed to the brink and my fear would be trying to find the spray fast enough to contain the threat. Perhaps some type of enclosure could be designed.?....
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These are trauma shears. I've cut zippers on jeans, several layers of heavy clothes, boots, shoe laces....you get the idea. My concern with this question is in an emergency, a child's finger may get in the way. There are better tools for severing a seatbelt that would be safer. These tools also will safely break a window after you release your child or adult from a belt without severing a finger. Hope this helps...yes they will cut seatbelts if YOU are strong enough..(ED RN.
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I would think so. I bought them because at my age anything that even touches my forearms brings blood. I have a lot of landscaping trimming bushes etc and so far not a scratch. I have a bougenvilla that has thousands of tiny needle thorns on it-they do not protect from those. I live in the Houston TX area and they are very hot to wear in this hot & humid climate but worth it. I hope this helps
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I use Bulletproof. It has kevlar fibers and helps prevent my weak nails from splitting, peeling and breaking.