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Reddit mentions of Emesis Bag, YGDZ 15 Pack Barf Bags Disposable Car Vomit Bags Sickness Puke Nausea Bags, 1000ml
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CONVENIENT AND EASY TO USE: This vomit bag has a big opening rim that fits perfectly in the mouth area to prevent spillage when used. Very easy to wrap up and dispose after vomitingSECURE AND SEALED: With its closure system - twist, and secure bag into a notched ring that helps to seal and eliminate odors and reduce contamination, perfect barf bags for travel motionCOST-EFFECTIVE: Our blue emesis bag will prevent vomit fluids from spilling all over your clothes, car seat, carpet saving you from paying for cleaning services. This is a must have for taxis and car service providersLIGHT WEIGHT: It is a hand carry one- size emesis bag that has a 1000ml and can be easily tucked anywhere for easy access when urgently neededALTERNATIVE USES: This disposable vomit bag can also be used as throw up bags for motion and air sickness. And this is also very useful in throwing waste products that emit pungent smells like rotting and spoiled food
Specs:
| Color | A-Blue |
| Number of items | 15 |
| Size | 15 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.4629707502 Pounds |
> keep an empty trash bag, just poking out of the rear seat pocket.
I prefer these. Easier to grab, sturdier, and everyone recognizes them.
>And spare lightning, micro-usb, and usb-c charging cables for riders.
Highly recommend these. Keep them hidden until someone asks or they will walk.
>Windex, carpet cleaner, bottled water, in the trunk.
If you have cloth seats, this stuff dries pretty quickly (~10 mins) and has almost no lasting smell. Bottled water for you only; don't bother trying to give your passengers water/snacks. And if you have cloth seats, definitely scotchgard them; the shit's amazing. You can wipe water, beer, vomit up with just a paper towel. Scotchgard your carpet too, in addition to your factory all-weather mats.
>Seriously consider getting a dashcam. $60 for a good camera
Disagree that $60 gets you a good camera; i'd recommend spending no less than $100. It needs to operate 24/7 in any temperatures and always be reliable. Same for the microSD card; i've actually had errors and corruption from using crappy ones.
/r/dashcam for suggestions.
>If you don't have this, you run the risk of your policy being dropped if they find out you're driving for profit.
And your claim being denied.