In the face of constant shelling, Ukrainians are increasingly looking for practical and affordable ways to protect their homes from glass fragments and the destructive force of blast waves. Sometimes, effective opportunities can be found in everyday habits.<\/p>\n
One resident of a high-rise building discovered an original way to ensure safety, which became crucial during the shelling.<\/p>\n
Her mother used a starch solution to glue tulle to windows in the summer, initially to protect plants from sunlight.<\/p>\n
However, this simple method played an important role during the explosion in a neighboring house. The glass windows, although cracked, did not fly inward, which saved people from injuries. Thus, ordinary tulle performed the function of an armored film, which is usually used for safety.<\/p>\n
Instructions for repeating the life hack<\/p>\n
This process is very easy:<\/p>\n
Dissolve one tablespoon of starch in one liter of water.
\nBring the mixture to a boil, wait for it to thicken, and cool to a warm state.
\nCut a piece of fabric of the appropriate size and soak it in the resulting solution.
\nApply starch to the glass with a sponge and glue the wet tulle.
\nUseful tips for increasing safety<\/p>\n
Cover the windows with thick curtains or roller blinds – this will help reduce the force of the impact and retain small fragments.
\nFix the glass with tape, tape, or special film – even a simple “laying” will help avoid injuries.
\nThe safest place during shelling is a basement or shelter. If there are none, try to stay away from windows and external walls.
\nIt is also worth recalling the possible cancellation of the curfew for the New Year and the situation with missile attacks, because Russia has accumulated enough weapons for regular attacks.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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