I work from heights of up to 10 metres in public places on a daily basis and the potential to drop tools has always seemed to be a potential hazard to me, especially in cold weather when peoples hands are colder, these lanyards lessen that risk enormously. So far I'm very impressed with the lanyards as I can attach them to the machinery I use or to my personal safety equipment without the fear of one falling off and injuring someone or even simply falling and breaking. I've drop tested a few of my most used tools , which admittedly are lighter hand held tools, but the lanyard held them very well. I've yet to accidentally drop a tool while working at height, but the peace of mind it gives using the lanyards makes them a very welcome addition to my tool kit.

Chris & Gill (via Amazon)

The Eco Spill Kit really is a come in handy/safety item. Many years ago any fuel/oil spillage would have been wiped up with some old rag and then put in the bin. Nowadays we need to be far more careful about the possibility of an environmental spillage.

The Eco Spill Kit is going to be a garage stalwart if you do your own servicing or as a safety item if you have a boat of almost any kind. The differing absorbent barriers should enable you to contain a minor spill.

I can’t recommend it highly enough.

Phil B. (via Amazon)

Great tags. Fairly rigid plastic which means they can be used outdoors and are perfect for us. They even come with their own cable ties so they're ready to use straight out of the packet. Seem like nice quality are well made and they work well with sharpies and have enough room for any writing needed. They can be re-used once the machinery is fixed if you use hand sanitiser on the sharpie pen writing and it'll clean right off. Really happy with BearTOOLS tags.

M. (via Amazon)