Keep dogs cool with dog cool beds, cooling vests, dog bandanas and other dog supplies from Esafetystore.com

Human Cooling

It’s hot, darn hot. Outdoor summer construction projects require attention to heat stress safety. The effects of heat stress can include dizziness, fainting, cramps, heat rash and even heat stroke. No fun. Phase change and evaporative cooling vests, cooling bandanas, hard hat shades, sweatbands, and other body cooling apparel can help provide the protection that the outdoor worker needs.

And the outdoor guy has it easy. Those slaving away in foundries and mills without the benefit of air conditioning (think of hell, only warmer), or those who have to wear swampy hazmat suits need cooling apparel too. Heat stress isn’t any fun for anybody. Put on a nice cool vest to make it go away.

Heat Stress FAQs

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Featured cooling products by Techniche and International Enviroguard.

TechKewl Phase Change Cooling Vests

HyperKewl Evaporative Cooling Vests

Cooling Bandanas and Neckbands

Cooling Neck Shades and Caps

Cooling Towels and Wraps

Dog Cooling

Spot isn’t panting because drooling is his favorite hobby. Nope, he’s panting because he’s trying to keep cool.

There are plenty of dog cooling supplies available to keep dogs cool. Dog bandanas contain cooling crystals that remain effective for hours after being soaked in water. Dog cooling beds and dog cooling mats, with similar cooling properties, are there to keep your dog cool.

Dog cooling vests are also a good way to keep Spot’s temperature down on a hot summer day. Give Spot a break, keep your dog cool. After all, he was there for you when you needed a friend, wanted to throw the Frisbee, or needed a wingman to help you find a date. Throw Spot a bone and at least give him a dog cooling vest.

Warning: Heat stroke can begin when a dog’s body temperature reaches 105°F or higher, which is just 3 to 4 degrees hotter than a dog’s normal body temperature. It doesn’t take long for man’s best friend to overheat.

Dog Cooling FAQs

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Dog Cooling Vests

HyperKewl Evaporative Cooling Dog Vest

Cool Bed III Dog Cooling Beds

Canine Cooler Dog Cooling Beds

HyperKewl Evaporative Cooling Mats

Breezy Bunk Dog Beds

Cooling Dog Bandanas

Alien Cooling

When your body temperature is 323 Kelvin, 105°F heat on earth rarely bothers you. But when you’re cranking up temperatures during re-entry, or busy making crop circles on a really hot August day, a cooling vest or cooling bandana is a good way to keep your green blood cool. There's no mercy in the time-space continuum if your air conditioning goes on the fritz while your saucer is at warp speed. (Everyone knows that rest stops are hard to come by around Alpha Centauri.) And keep in mind that Roswell gets pretty hot in the summer.

Frankly, we really don’t know a lot about what heat stress does to your extraterrestrial anatomy. So we recommend that you stay aware of temperature extremes, keep a phase change vest or evaporative cooling vest handy, and avoid the common cold at all costs.