Which statement about PFDs is true? PFDs do not float well in shallow water. PFDs are difficult to put on in?
Which statement about PFDs is true?
PFDs do not float well in shallow water.
PFDs are difficult to put on in the water.
Children’s PFDs should fit loosely.
Use gasoline to clean a PFD coated with oil or grease.
PFDs are difficult to put on in the water.
This would be a true statement because once you are in the water it would be hard if not difficult to strap yourself into a PFD. Your clothes are soaked and pulling down while a personal flotation device is rising up against the water. In the matter of a vest or water wings (arm bars) You can throw yourself onto the top of the PFD but to actually put it on.. It would be hard.
Source(s): PFD and Boat safety manuals suggest that you have on your PFD and stay in a water bound craft.
Which statement about pfds is true