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I need to work in my crawlspace for a few hours (sealing ducts, etc).
Due to dust, I use a goggle and a dust mask. However, after a few minutes the goggle starts to fog up, my face gets hot and wet and I feel like I'm running out of air. I tried different types of dust masks (with valves and without) but they all gets hot and are hard to breath after a few minutes. Inevitably, I had to remove the goggle and dust mask. Is there an combination goggle/dust mask that is actively ventilated, i.e. a battery powered fan that draws air, to prevent fogging and moisture build-up? |
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