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	<title>Comments on: Slime 50051 Safety Spair Roadside Emergency Essential Kit</title>
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		<title>By: DR. B</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 26 Dec 2009 23:10:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Living in north Wisconsin we get hit with some pretty bad weather in the winter.  This has just about all you will in case of an emergency.  It comes in a nice cloth bag and fits well under our SUV&#039;s back seat.  I compared it others, e.g. AAA&#039;s kit, and you get much more for the money.  A lot of other kits are &quot;54 piece&quot; for example but they count 10 band-aids as 10 pieces and 10 handi-wipes as 10 more.  What this kit seems to do is combine what would take you two other kits.  Some kits have a compressor but not cables, some have cables but not a compressor and so on.  This has it all.
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&lt;br /&gt;I probably would not use the &quot;Slime&quot; itself if I could avoid it, I know its not suppose to damage the tires, but I&#039;m paranoid.
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&lt;br /&gt;The key with these kits is don&#039;t expect the compressor, for example, to put out the power of a tank model.  It will fill the tire and get you someplace where you can really fix it, it just takes a while.  They are emergency kits, not something you would use everyday and though the items are well built it seems like, are just not built for inflating tires, again for example, every day.   
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Living in north Wisconsin we get hit with some pretty bad weather in the winter.  This has just about all you will in case of an emergency.  It comes in a nice cloth bag and fits well under our SUV&#8217;s back seat.  I compared it others, e.g. AAA&#8217;s kit, and you get much more for the money.  A lot of other kits are &#8220;54 piece&#8221; for example but they count 10 band-aids as 10 pieces and 10 handi-wipes as 10 more.  What this kit seems to do is combine what would take you two other kits.  Some kits have a compressor but not cables, some have cables but not a compressor and so on.  This has it all.</p>
<p>I probably would not use the &#8220;Slime&#8221; itself if I could avoid it, I know its not suppose to damage the tires, but I&#8217;m paranoid.</p>
<p>The key with these kits is don&#8217;t expect the compressor, for example, to put out the power of a tank model.  It will fill the tire and get you someplace where you can really fix it, it just takes a while.  They are emergency kits, not something you would use everyday and though the items are well built it seems like, are just not built for inflating tires, again for example, every day.   </p>
<p>Rating: 5 / 5</p>
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