Volcanic ash isn't just “dust.” It can irritate your lungs and eyes, contaminate water, damage electronics, and make roads dangerously slippery. If you're living in an area affected by ashfall, here's what I'd keep ready.
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Protect Your Breathe
Protect Your Eyes and Skin
Protect Your Home
Protect Your Life
Protect Your Breathe
Ash is dangerous for your lung. So use your mask to protect your lung.
Maskc Kn95 Face Masks 10-pack
It's better to have many spare for mask. Pit those in this kind of pouch.
Mask Pouch
For a far more dangerous area, choose this mask.
N95 Masks | Disposable & Reusable Options
Protect Your Eyes and Skin
This kind of glasses is needed to cover more of your open eyes from ash.
Safety Glasses Over Prescription Glasses
If the volcanic dust or ashes get to the eyes, do not rub it. But clean it with eyewash solution.
Eye Wash Solution
In this kind of situation, it's best to always wear long sleeves and cover up while outside.
Women's Jackets & Parkas - UNIQLO ID
In this kind of disaster situation, we might have to give up fashion a little bit and choose a safer fashion style.
Neck Cover Hats
Protect Your Home
After protecting yourself, it's time to make a safe place at home. Use the air purifier to help purifying the air.
HEPA Air Purifiers: Home & Kitchen
Use door seal to close the gap between door and flooring. We need to keep the ash out of your home.
Door Seal
If the car can be put inside garage, put the car cover. The ash substances are sharp and can scratch your car.
Waterproof Car Covers for All Vehicle Types
Noone wants disaster. But it's better safe than sorry, right? Always have a complete set of this and put it on the place that you can easily grab and go.
Emergency Bag
Protect Your Life
If things get worse better to evacuate. And you'll need to save flashlight to find your way.
