We’ve found 26 people underwater while working on missing persons cold cases across the US, and now we’re sharing some life-saving tips on escaping from a sinking vehicle.
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🚘 Understanding Vehicle Glass Types
Cars usually have two types of glass: Tempered and Laminated. Laminated glass has a film between two pieces of glass, making it nearly impossible to break. Tempered glass, on the other hand, can be shattered using a window breaker. In this video, we show you how to identify what type of glass you have.
🔨 2-in-1 Window Breaker in Action
A 2-in-1 Window Breaker is designed to help you break tempered glass and escape from a sinking car. With a simple push against the glass, the Tungsten pin breaks the window, allowing you to escape. Even with tinted glass, the window breaker can easily shatter the glass. This versatile tool also features a seatbelt cutter to help you quickly cut through seatbelts when trapped.
💪 Easy to Use for Everyone
This window breaker is designed to be used by anyone, regardless of strength, age, or gender.
🎁 The Perfect Life-Saving Gift
The 2-in-1 Window Breaker is the perfect gift for the drivers in your life. Designed to work for 10,000 uses, this reliable tool will be there when you need it most. Get yours now at: https://adventureswithpurpose.com/products/window-breakers
🙌 Support Our Cold Case Work
Thank you for your support as we travel the US, working on missing persons cold cases. Your support through merchandise purchases helps us continue our work and make a difference in the lives of families searching for their loved ones.
👇 More Information & Links
For more information about our work, visit our website at https://adventureswithpurpose.com. Check out our other videos on escaping sinking cars and more on our YouTube channel.
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Thank you for watching, and remember to always be prepared in case of emergencies. Stay safe out there!
