Easy access to water during a fire in the subway is next to impossible. The interim solution is to hold a soaked rag to your face. The Crack Mask is a set of emergency masks you crack open, breaking the water capsule inside. Hold the soaked mask to your face and proceed with the evacuation.
Designers: Han Chi-hoon & Kim Yeon-soo
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This is not the Red Cross, this is the Swiss flag…
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It has a pleasant physical form. A concern would be that a wet mask might hinder breathing?
It has a pleasant physical form. A concern would be that a wet mask might hinder breathing?
If this product is only used for a moment and then thrown away, doesn't it just add more unnecessary waste?
If this product is only used for a moment and then thrown away, doesn't it just add more unnecessary waste?
If there was a panic in the Train, the distribution of the masks (as described in the picture) would be pretty difficult, because they are all in one place
If there was a panic in the Train, the distribution of the masks (as described in the picture) would be pretty difficult, because they are all in one place