Good video. But, first you have a lighter on the ground a 20 cm of the prop you extinguish 8:02 ... Not safe. And the whick of this prop at 8:12 is very old and unsafe to spin I think.
Can you do also video about a quick dip please ? Regarding he blanket getting on fire, we can spray some water on those to prolong their usage ( what do you think ?)
I'm going to try and make that happen before the end of the year. As for spraying water on the blanket, I don't know the answer. I know I wouldn't do that with a duvetyne because the water will start to dissolve the water resistant chemical it's treated with. I haven't tried that with the Mayday blankets but that could be a helpful thing to test out!
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What about things like scythes
If you live in NYC defiantly go to the floasis and take the fire safety training courses! It’s in Brooklyn
Echoed! The Floasis crew is amazing and Tara had a huge role in compiling the information in the FAI Fire Safety Course!
Yes ty ! Will be sure to have our safeties review Using this video :)
Outstanding! That makes me so happy to hear :)
Thanks for posting this , I shared it with my group, safety is very important !
Good video. But, first you have a lighter on the ground a 20 cm of the prop you extinguish 8:02 ... Not safe. And the whick of this prop at 8:12 is very old and unsafe to spin I think.
can you use water to put the props out? like let’s say if i’m spinning at a beach, could i just put it out in the ocean?
Awesome! very important
Can you do also video about a quick dip please ?
Regarding he blanket getting on fire, we can spray some water on those to prolong their usage ( what do you think ?)
I'm going to try and make that happen before the end of the year. As for spraying water on the blanket, I don't know the answer. I know I wouldn't do that with a duvetyne because the water will start to dissolve the water resistant chemical it's treated with. I haven't tried that with the Mayday blankets but that could be a helpful thing to test out!