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How to Keep Cool at Worksites

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Greetings from KameLo Safety :) With August around the corner, we would like to share with you some tips on how to keep cool during the hot summer months at your worksite. 1. Safety Hats - If you need a hard hat, make sure to cover your neck with UV resistant cloth to reduce the risk of sunburns. - Wear sunscreen on your neck and ears as well to protect from burns. - If you are not wearing a hard hat, make sure you wear a  wide brimmed hat or a cap to cover your face from the sun. Make sure to wear sunscreen. 2. Clothing - Wear long-sleeves if possible. If long sleeves are too hot, wear arm sleeves  made from UV-protected material. - Wearing long sleeves can also protect you from mosquito bites. - Long pants also protect from stings, cuts, and grazes as well as providing sun protection. 3. Sunscreen - Apply sunscreen every 2-3 hours. - You should use sunscreen with at least SPF 30 4. Safety glasses with ...

DIY: Summer Dining Set

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Greeting from KameLo :) Today we would like to share with you our DIY gloves that is perfect for your upcoming summer project. ◆    KameLo 701-YL Our patented 701-YL work gloves are made from cow split leather with added cotton lining for comfort. They're not only for welding, but also suitable for gardening, DIY projects, and also for the barbecue. Cotton lining for comfort and elasticized wrist for a good fit. Double layered leather palm around inner thumb for extra protection and durability. ◆    KameLo Leather Work Apron KameLo Leather Welding Apron (with or without pocket) is made from cow split leather for abrasion resistance and durability. Adjustable strap ensures comfortable fit for all users. Pocket allows storage for tools while on the job. To purchase, please contact islaglobal0709@gmail.com Here's an awesome DIY dining set perfect for your backyard, balcony...

Side Effects of Being in the Sun for Too Long

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Picture from: google images Greetings from KameLo :) We're in the middle of July, the hottest month of summer, and thought it would be nice to share with you some of the side effects of being out in the sun for too long. Itchy Bumps You might notice small, itchy bumps on your skin after a long day in the sun. Most commonly, you would see red or pink itchy bumps on your arms, chest, and legs. It is caused by your body not being exposed to the sun for a long time. They're called Polymorphous Light Eruption (PMLE) and they will go away as summer progresses. Make sure to apply SPF of at least 30 whenever you'll be out in the sun. pic from google images Feeling dizzy, drained, or achy If you feel any of the above symptoms, you probably have heat exhaustion. After a full day in the sun, you come home feeling nauseated, dizzy as if you're about to faint, or tired with a headache. It is called heat exhau...

Welding Gloves: Types of Leather

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There are many types of leather that are used in leather welding gloves. Here are the most common leather used and their characteristics: TYPES OF LEATHER: Cow leather is the most commonly used type of leather in welding gloves. The biggest reason being that it is easy to care for. It is dirt and water resistant! It is a great value for its texture, appearance, durability, and comfort. Cow leather is mainly used in stick and MIG gloves. Pigskin is a more dense type of leather with a soft and supple fee. It stays soft even after getting wet and is breathable. Pigskin is used in stick, MIG, and TIG gloves. The main characteristic of sheepskin is that they're extremely soft and comfortable. It is lightweight and delicate. They're suitable for gloves that require more dexterity and flexibility in the hands. Sheepskin is used in TIG welding gloves. Goatskin is slightly softer a...

Safety Tips for 4th of July

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HAPPY 4TH OF JULY from KAMELO ! That means fireworks!! Here are some safety tips on how to stay safe when dealing with sparklers: ▶Statistics show that sparklers cause about 75% of the firework-related injuries in the U.S. Sparklers burn at extreme temperatures, up to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit. It is hotter than a blowtorch! It's usually young children who get burned so make sure kids are under supervision around fire crackers, fireworks, or any type of sparklers. Handle the sparkler only by the non-burning tip, never touch the burning tip, and when finished, drop it on a non-flammable surface such as the pavement and douse it in water before throwing it away in the trash to make sure that it is completely off from fire. ▶Never light a firecracker while holding it in your hand. Instead, light it on a non-burning surface like the pavement. This is a much smarter, safe, and the best way to light a firecracker. ...

kameLo 303 Anti-Vibration Gloves are Now Available on Amazon

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k ameLo's very first anti-vibration/impact resistant gloves  are now available on Amazon! Remember our previous post on the dangers of not wearing impact resistant gloves? ( click here to see previous post ) It is extremely important to wear gloves that protect  your hands from any sort of impact or vibration  when working with tools that deliver any type of  impact  whether it be big or small. If you do not wear protective gloves that do so, over time, you may have a high risk of  being diagnosed with HAVS. (a.k.a hand-arm vibration syndrome) kameLo 303 Anti-Vibration Gloves The kameLo 303 anti-vibration gloves are made with  premium cow split leather  and goat skin  for durability and dexterity. The cushioned points on the fingers and palm where  impact is imminent,  absorb any vibration or impact. The elasticized cuff ensures th...