Survival Bandana : 40 Uses
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2013
- Sensible Prepper Presents: "Survival Bandana : 40 Uses" The Bandana is a necessary item for any survival kit and the uses are endless.
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40 Additional Uses:
Potholder
Coffee / Tea Filter
Water Debris filter
Sweatband
Under-hat neck protector
Improvised weapon with wrapped Rock
Sack for Wild Berries
Belt
Char Cloth
Bib
Wrap around rock with rope tied to throw over limbs
Cordage using strips
Camp Pillow
Towel
Clean Glasses
Ear Muffs
Noise Reducer
Catch minnows & Crawfish
Cover for foul odors
Cover Food from insects
Fly Swatter
Padding for a hot spot
Open Jars
Sling for hunting or self defense
Diaper
Ear Muffs
Eye Cover for daytime nap
Face Cover for Camouflage
Pouch for small objects
Swat insects away from face
Sun Shade
Tool Grip
Padding
Camp Markers
Pet Neckerchief
Friend Identifier
Napkin
Ice pack
Wrap Hot Rocks to keep feet warm in your Sleeping bag
Gas cap
Noise Reducer
Thanks for watching~ Sootch00 
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This totally reminds me of The Office episode where michael goes “camping” by himself during the day.... 🤣
Keeps your neck comfortable
Moral of the video: carry about 73 bandanas with you.
😅
Dont wear the blue one or the red one during turkey season
ebarnabas
Why
Or in the city... Bloods/crips lol
I ripped the front of my shorts next to the zipper, so I used one as a loincloth to keep my parts covered. I tied it to my belt loops. Keep up the awesome vids Sootch!
Back when I was in Boy Scouts we learn how to make a split with a few strips of bandana and a straight stick. So just something to note. Thanks for the video !
Great video.
I used two jumbo bananas last summer to rig up an improvised sling when I fell and broke my shoulder while hiking. I always carry three bananas in my pack now.
I've been carrying one for over 50 years, like my leatherman , ya never know when you'll need it, or what you'll end up using it for
I have long hair and always wear a bandana for many reasons. I especially liked the one you showed with the knots printed on it - because I am always forgetting how to tie my knots. I never have to tie knots , so? Two more reasons not covered in your video. I'm getting to be an old geezer, so I have to sleep with a CPAP machine. The dang nosemask that I use always used to pop off my head while I was sleeping. The store was no help and had no useful suggestions, so I tried everything to keep it on my face - clips, grips, straps, flaps, and whatnot. Finally, I just put on my headband over it, and it works perfect. I wake up in the morning with my mask firmly in place. It also helps keep my hair out of my lathe and mill in the garage. When I go out metal detecting, I use a bandana to put the dirt from my holes, then I can just dump it back into the hole. Easy. God Bless America, buddy. Keep making these great videos. :)
I thought this said survival banana.
it does. lmfao read it
he said banana lmfao
Where did he say that
Lol you read survival bandana as survival banana
I've never laughed at any survival/camping type video before. well done video, liked and subscribed!
"And go to the Country Club" hahaha!
I keep on watching this video over and over again
Same since the day it first came out
Excellent suggestions as always. I would love to have one of those map bandanas for my area. That is sweet!
Agreed, never seen those before and they look great
I'm not sure if this will help but check here for a map bandana. They have 8 map choices; I hope it helps.
www.campingsurvival.com/robaandhewr.html
Cool!
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In today's society bandanas are used more fashion or accessory pieces and we have seem to forgotten the very simple yet survival purposes they're actually meant and useful for. This video is amazingly helpful and intelligent!! Thank you for sharing!
I always use it when I rob a bank
lol
Pau Gironella in america the bank robs you!!
Pau Gironella me too, man
When it gets real hot here where I am, I wet my bandanna & tuck it under my ball cap. The breeze blowing through it will cool you down & it will shade your neck from the sun. Also if you have no water source you can tie one on each ankle & walk around in tall grass to collect dew, then squeeze them out into a cup, & you don't need to boil it. You can put snow in it & tie it around a stick over a cup beside a fire to melt for drinking water. That way you don't have to use a pot to melt it in. And... You can use it to collect berries too.
Add water to the bandana then tie it around your neck helps keep cool!
The use of banada aka "a union member" was especially popular during the 1920s and 1930s in the coal-producing regions of West Virginia, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania to single out union members
joe graham what's a "banada" is that some kind of Latin adult beverage?.
Thanks for another informative video. I do keep a bandana n my survival/bail-out bag, I need to pick up a few more.
Number 1 use for me... Put on the ground under something mechanical I am working on. It is amazing how difficult it is to find a nut or bolt you drop into grass or leaf litter. You can spend an hour.
Add these to the list... water filtration (works with the dew collection) also worn around the ankle to collect dew of low lying grasses bad brush in the morning.
Great video!!
I bought a bandana for plumbing work with my step dad. One time he was grinding a marble floor, horrible experience. I was sneezing and coughing up marble powder for the entire day. Now that I have a bandana, it not only protects my face from the flying shards of the grind saw, it also filters out the debris. Extremely useful, and definitely useful when I'm climbing into a crawl space under a house to work on plumbing, helps filter out the dust in the air. Another good survival trick is to wrap it tightly around a wound to prevent excess bleeding.
In the old west, "bandanas" were known as "wild rags" and were typically in the neighborhood of 35" x 35" in size, much larger than the kerchief-sized bandanas we so often see today. They were most often silk, but in today's cowboy re-enactment culture you can find cotton wild rags for about $5. The additional size makes them even more useful. I never head out without one around my neck and a couple more in my pack. Endless uses.
Cotton Bandana makes charcloth+ a huge bonus.
Your videos are incredibly useful! Thank you for sharing!
The last line was worth the price of admission. Hilarious.
I always enjoy watching the bloopers at the end.
Awesome! And love the bloopers at the end!!
yes I picked up a couple. a good water filter as well...hilarious video I love them all very educatIonal.
I never thought of using it when you lose your boot laces, very good tip.
lose/break i mean
How do u lose ur boot-laces?
Sootch kinda looks like the governor from Walking Dead.
That's probably more like me.... crazy! Lol!
SensiblePrepper You're a good guy though Sootch and share great info. Thanks. You can make coffee with a bandana in a pinch too.
+SensiblePrepper I use it as a bandaid if I don't have one
meatloafzombie it's been a long time but not really ^^
Excellent Video, thanks Sootch!
I never knew they were so useful
Best Michael Scott movie ever!!
"you can also use it to tie and gag the person using a chainsaw when your making a video" Lol
thanks for the info. I've added a couple to my bag after watching this.
Bandanas are great but I prefer hand towels. They are both thicker and big enough to tear strips from and still be usefull, Sportsmans Guide sell packs of them for a good price.
Love the humor!!
Clean up your 6 after a number 2
Jason Mack why bother if your in the woods
ill use this to hide my nipples...
i laughed more than socially acceptable, imagining your profile pic, hiding your jelly beans
Awesome suggestions,and you are 2 cute...love the bloopers...funny...everyone should show them,makes you seem real...thanks
I never go outdoors without one or two as well as a shemagh
You are so funny. However, you are also brilliant. Thank you for sharing what you have learned. Great stuff.
Super Good video! I am getting a brown bandana with the same white pattarn as your green one.
Great video! So informative!
Another use is to collect them. Not really a survival technice, but to be it's fun.
Some great tips to take note off, thank you ~Peace~
Awesome. I really like the map bandana. I never could have thought of trap many usages. You can also use it with other items to help filter water.
I love this 😀
Good vid Sootch. I also want to whish you and your family a very HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON.
Now we might need one to go to the grocery store. Not ideal but I see no N95 options. Stay well everyone!
Lol I liked the comedy aspect great video.
you could use it to filter bugs out of the river before you boil the water to drink. if you don't, those bugs are still going to be in your drinking water.
also, if you have laceless boots you can find a good strong sapling to make a bow and use the bandana as a string. also, you can dig a hole about 2 or 4 feet deep, put the bandana over the hole and weight it down with rocks, and put leaves and duff on the bandana to make it look like ground. you put this on a small trail like for rabbits and stuff and you've got a trap for food. you could also use it as an old fashioned slingshot, put a rock in it, fling it around, let loose on side, the rock comes shooting out like david and goliath.
Thank you very entertaining and useful info. You're funny too
Good video! I am hiking the Slick rock trial AKA the ball buster in two weeks (:
You crack me up every video, keep it up my dude
Nice job!
Love it.
Another use for a bandana as a last resort self-defense tool for blocking, joint locks, and submission holds.
Learned a lot. A bandana may be used as an "ancient" painkiller: you put it in the mouth a person who is soffering some kind of pain. Tell him to bite it so that he or she'll be able to resist some sort of help that we're giving him. Same thing if he's a spy (WROL situation).. it may be used to shut his mouth...it's a bad thing but in SHTF we aren't able to know really what will happen...
They are selling bandannas for $.49 at our local farm store. I can’t resist buying them.
Great vid! Thanks to your videos I have started thinking about multi-use-items in kits. You've helped me cut about 2kg off my BOB :)
Bandannas make a decent oven mit for campfire cooking as well.
2:27 he looks like Rorke from Call of duty Ghosts
NICE TIPS
I love your sense of humor. Hilarious.
Bandanas can be used as a bandage as well, or to add pressure to a bandage.
I live near Atlanta as well and will have to check out goinggear.com
Good info.
Thanks
You can use it to put over your thermos or what ever you put water in from river creek or puddle of water to filter stuff out
Those survival bayonets are important. Bandannas really become essential when you don't have one. Always have a couple and a shemaugh. And some coffee filters. And coffee.
Used one to create a makeshift coffee filter...Gives me an idea to make a bottom filter in a charcoal/sand filter.
haha don you have so much fun to say! love your videos
did anybody else read this as "Survival Banana" at first? because I did XD
That map one looks useful. Don't really see those kinds anywhere anymore.
Maybe you can use a bandana as a sling? Great video, great humor!
I use Buffs mostly, Merino whool. Perfect for coold winters.
Merry X-mas from Sweden (its raining were i live, so no use for buffs today).
Good job on the video.
Around my neck when I'm riding my motorcycle...helps to deal with the bugs. Drop cloth for pistol cleaning. Pot holder for dealing with a hot pot handle...
Good video!
Loved it.I am 1/8 Cherokee too.
I have a polyester/cotton one...Yeah need to get a better one. Good uses there.
The reason cowboys wore bandanas? When they were riding in the cloud of dust a herd would kick up.
Also, can't believe you forgot to mention straining debris out of water prior to sanitizing it.
Excellent video a bandanna is part of my EDC. I never leave home without atleat one on my person.
Thank you...
Can be used as a collar, leash, or muzzle on a dog. Tie hair back in a ponytail. Drape loosely over the head to shade your head, face, and neck if you can't get out of the sun. Pack around things in your bag to keep from rattling. Women can use for a maxi-pad if needed...just fold into the right size, and you can even use a strip of duct tape on the back to further protect clothing. As Sootch says, "It will get you home!"
Very useful video.
your channel is awesome it has gave me a lot of useful tips
You should do a review on that lighter you used to light that Bandana.
2:17 i laughed so hard
Same, hahah.
You should do a review on that lighter you used to light that Bandana
and good info of course
Also Water collection and filtering and keeping cool with evaporation....
i live in tellico plains and i mite need that great smokey mountains
I like to wear mine under my hat to protect my neck and face from the sun -- and mosquitoes and other bugs. (Love your posh ascot accent.)
Hey sootch can you do a video about the many uses for paracord?
You should try Buff that's a cool item and has a lot of uses to
The Boy Scouts also have a first aid bandanna as well
thumbs up for outtakes
When you try to say “liberty mountain” no matter how slow you try to say it it’ll sound fast lmao try it
lol 10:17 ..... you are awesome I love your vids
Not a bad video, it outlines a small, often forgoten item and the fact that it is much more usefull than many realize.
Funny thing is, growing up in a remote area and always having hectares to explore I didn't ever adopt the bandana. I don't say this often but I may have to modify my system. Insurance is always good to have and to add another redundancy isn't a bad idea.
Mike always has a bandana close by :)
Swept, I always have one in my back pocket and a few more handy in my truck, in my EDC Satchel and 3-5 in my hiking pack! I used to wear one around my neck when I did construction and used it one time when I sliced an artery. It slowed down the bleeding and probably saved my life.
Good Luck and Godspeed,
danofiremano
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts Dano Martinez