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Moving outdoors often exposes you to the sun, UV rays and dust on the road. It makes you feel hot and sweaty, and your skin can burn. So, equip yourself with a sunscreen that will help you stay cool inside and block the sun outside
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Outdoor lunch is a great opportunity to enjoy the warm breezes and sunny scenery, but one thing that cannot be avoided is the UV rays reaching your skin. Make your picnic memorable for fun, not sunburn, by taking care to bring extra sunscreen. Although eating lunch under an umbrella or tree can reduce the effects of UV rays, it can still cause some skin damage.
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Even if you don't take the kids to the park, baby wipes are a perfect picnic companion. While hand sanitizer also kills bacteria, wet wipes can remove dirt and stains, providing a better clean before and after you swallow food.
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Many picnic treats, like sandwiches and fruit, don't need to come with any supplies, which is what makes them perfect for a day at the park. But common picnic salads, like potatoes or pasta, can be difficult to serve without a spoon or fork. So pack extra supplies just in case, or at least bring a spoon to scoop up food or pick up salad and pasta.
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Making a large pot of tea may seem like an easy way to share a drink, but bottled drinks are a better option. Bottled beverages eliminate the need to use individual cups β reducing the amount of stuff that needs to be packed and cleaned up for the trip. If refrigerated, cans and bottles act as a thermal bag for food and, unlike pitchers, are less likely to leak. Plus, bottles with lids can prevent spills for clumsy people.
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A small knife can be one of the most versatile tools in a picnic basket, used to spread mayo or pry open a bottle of wine if you forgot to pack a corkscrew. Additionally, cutting fruit or slicing sandwiches at your picnic spot (instead of cutting them beforehand) can help keep food fresh through the heat or heat. Small blades that can be folded or come with a sheath are best for packing into your basket. You can check out a number of cutlery manufacturers who make knives with picnics and meals in mind.
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Whether your picnic includes hiking in the woods or just a day at the local park, a first aid kit is a must. Basic supplies like bandages, aspirin, and hydrocortisone cream can keep you going for a fun day out.
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Instead of carrying a whole bottle of ketchup, buy small packets of seasoning from restaurants or convenience stores to add to your basket. Smaller packages will save you space for picnic food and drinks.
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While napkins or paper towels are easy to pack up and throw away, a sturdy kitchen towel offers more versatility. Towels can be used to cover food from bugs, provide extra protection when wrapped around a glass or wine bottle, and can do a better job of preventing food spills than a handful of paper napkins. If you're feeling fancy, kitchen towels can also be used to pack picnic snacks, creating an easy-to-use lunch bag that folds when finished.
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You don't need to worry about the "garbage" after your picnic if you already have a carry-on trash bag in your basket. At that time, you do not need to travel much to dispose of garbage in the right place, but just pack it up and dispose of it once. Trash bags can also act as a raincoat in the event of a sudden summer storm, or if sliced open, you can place them under your blanket to keep wet grass from seeping through.
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Going on a picnic adventure is a memorable one, so charge your phone or bring your camera to take pictures for the trip. If you want nostalgia, get an instant camera (e.g. Instax), which will allow you to print memories instantly. If you're stuck with your phone, consider packing a power bank to make sure you never run out of battery.
