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ditto!
my supervisor at work has the same problem; he's had beard/mustache since birth, I think and refuses to cut it all off. he has the mustache and something under his lower lip, but has to cut the lower chin hair off so the full-face respirator will work. from what I've seen the only thing that would work for a full beard and such would be the positive pressure helmet that said, sometimes I think he has health problems because he leaves too much hair on the chin area and ends up breathing some stuff in. some of his odd health issues might be explained by that... if it's only a few times a year I'd just bite the bullet and shave all but the mustache. your health isn't worth a few hairs, it'll grow back quickly anyhow (unless you can find a wealthy benefactor that would spring for a full helmet ![]() |
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okay, so i need to shave so i can wear a respirator to spray pesticides but i don't wanna shave it all off. this is where you come in....i was hoping that y'all would suggest designs for my facial hair. i wear a full face respirator so goatees or sideburns are out of the question because i wouldn't be able to get a seal.
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Solution 1: old-timey deep sea diver's bell! Someone would have to work that thing you pump though.
![]() Solution 2: Plastic bag over your head? You'll get really good at holding your breath! If the chemicals don't get you, lack of O2 will. Honestly though, I'll peruse our lab's safety catalogs. Might find something for fuzzy folks withouit needing to spend extra razor time. -Ernie |
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doh! as a card carrying longhair, I highly suggest keeping the beard and nixing the pesticides. I'm of the school that one doesn't shave ones beard for jobs, women, school.... or my orchids.
Anyway, I gather that you've decided to get rid of the beard and keep the pesticides, sooo- about the only respirator-friendly facial hair there is exists as mustaches. Also, make sure your hair is covered when you're spraying, as pesticides turn to dust and hair is a dust magnet... good luck, happy growing! Choodles |
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i wish i didn't have to use pesticides but i need to spray for pests in a research greenhouse. i can't use beneficial insects in there as, if no pests are available, they may eat a little pollen and could potentially pollinate something they shouldn't....
unfortunately that means i have to shave a few times a year. not many of the things i spray require respirators, but i don't wanna poison myself..... |
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Keep your beard....
http://www.envirosafetyproducts.com/...hield-pro.html I use this for sawdust. It says it protects against all particluates. |
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