50-Pack of Emergency Mylar Blankets by BH

Elise Fortin: Super et bonne qualité pour prix très bas

Canada on May 02, 2021

Amazon Customer: After hearing a presentation on emergency preparedness and the MANY different ways mylar blankets could be used, I wanted a large supply so that I could share with others who heard the speech. These came quickly, they were the best price I could find, and seem quite sturdy & easy to use. Each blanket was packaged individually, which worked well for my purposes.
I'm quite pleased with the product!

United States on Apr 09, 2021

Joanne : Came in when expected. Bought it for the xmas packages I bought for the homeless. Def the best part of the gift bag!

Canada on Dec 23, 2020

Cheryl : Fast delivery Great Product and know that it is inexpensive wifi shielding. People, go buy these and protect yourself from New Satellite World Wifi amplification..... It's bringing new levels of fatigue and malaise to all of us under the wing of Covid.

Canada on Jul 16, 2020

jason peters: Great warmth !!!

Canada on Jun 17, 2020

Sherry Cartmill: These blankets do exactly what they say, keep you warm and protected from the elements. These are an important part of any emergency ""go kit" or "ready bag". They are light weight, small and easy to pack. Since they are not very expensive, they also make a nice hand out for people who promote emergency preparedness. My Community Emergency Response Team will be handing these out at our police department's National Night Out. They are a nice way to get people started thinking about being ready..

United States on Jul 26, 2018

Janice M.: The blankets were most certainly what I expected, and possibly more! Delivery was in record time, and the idea of giving these to those in dire circumstances, plus keeping one in the glove box of your vehicle (for unexpected emergencies) made it even more beneficial. I will definitely be ordering more. Thank you!

Canada on Jan 29, 2018

Shannon Murphy: I'm a 52 year old mom from ND with adult children and also one last kiddo at home who just passed his driver's permit test. Last Christmas I spent about $75 on each of 8 Winter Emergency Kits for the car and gave them to my kids, their significant others, my dad, sister, and niece. This Christmas I'm gifting this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002SIR91A/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 awesome shovel to those same 8 people to add to their kit. (Hopefully that link went through, if not, I'll try to update this post.) While making the kits I must admit I really doubted these ultra thin Mylar Emergency Blankets could do much, but they did get good reviews and I figured for as cheap as they are what did I have to lose. Today (11 months later!) I received my order of 50 mylar blankets which I'm handing out like candy going forward (in fact, it would be a great trick or treat gift to give along with a candy bar!) I REALLY BELIEVE THIS SIMPLE, INEXPENSIVE EMERGENCY BLANKET COULD SAVE A LIFE. Now for my review: They are exactly 52 x 84, the same dimensions as listed. They come very neatly packaged in little zip lock bags that are about 5-1/4...

United States on Nov 14, 2017

Brendan Mobert: You get exactly what it says it is and at a per blanket price that's pretty darn good. It arrived on time and in good condition.

I bought them for model blimp building material and for that, as long as you have a good glue, Hot glue ironed with a clothes iron set to linen really isn't hot enough. I believe you'll need either the proper contact cement or an iron meant to go up to about 250F where hot glue is supposed to create a stronger bond. Try this at your own risk, as I haven't tried it yet.

But it's also a fine thermal blanket, as advertised and as expected. When I wrap one around me there's a noticeable difference in heat loss, as expected.

Nothing to complain about, so five stars.

Just FYI: it's aluminum on both sides and is either 1 or 2 mil --probably 1-- and not 5. So far it's pretty tough at that, nicely light and easily handels an iron set to linen --210F. Once you take it out of its bag and use it you need serious patients and determination (AKA "stubborn as a jackass") to get it back into its bag. Expect to fail or to not even try. The bags they come in aren't badly constructed and you might find them useful even at their...

United States on Apr 04, 2014

Peter M. Johns MD: Most folks in high density living areas don't think about personal survival in tough circumstances. They have grown complacent to expect others to rescue them, in time. In New England storms in the winter can notably whip up quickly and change the driving conditions from challenging to impassable very quickly. It could be many hours before help could arrive. What is most important in NE winter driving vehicles, is a source of warmpth, light, water, and food. These space blankets, whose technology came straight from NASA and the space program. Yes this is consumer benefit from NASA. These blankets are used on emergency vehicles all the time. But by the time the government gets there it is usually too late. So pick up a box of these very, small, effective, and useful blankets. They should be in hiking back backs, day packs, autos, motorcycles, RVs, homes, any place that travels beyond and it can turn cold, unexpectedly . To wrap an injured person in, or healthy folks who are stranded and learning that the recovery time is longer than the body can stand in the cold. These blankets save lives. They are small, light and effective. This deal on Amazon is...

United States on Jan 15, 2014