Visor steams up
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I've heard (but never tried it ) that rubbing the inside with a raw potato works to prevent misting, something to do with the starch .
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"face visor for lathe work" why?
Maybe so he doesn't get a face full of swarf?
or maybe he leaves the chuck key in it ( did that myself once
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never get anything in my face, must be doing something wrong, just use glasses
probably had a visit from the all powerful HSE
I remember hearing about the potato, will try. I have been persuaded to use a visor since a friend cut his face with a piece of metal. I'm not a great believer in ridiculous protections via HSE but this seems to me to be sensible.
(otherwise what are they for ??)
(otherwise what are they for ??)
Drop or two of washing up liquid wiped over the inside of the visor. Used to work OK with motorbike visors.
Best thing I've come across wear work visor wise is one of those powered visors that pulls air in through a filter, and blows it over your face. They don't mist up. I used to wear one doing dusty woodworking jobs. Much better than an ordinary visor and/or dust mask.
Best thing I've come across wear work visor wise is one of those powered visors that pulls air in through a filter, and blows it over your face. They don't mist up. I used to wear one doing dusty woodworking jobs. Much better than an ordinary visor and/or dust mask.
JohnD, you didn't ask if the OP hangs wet towels on the radiator?
When I was in the Royal Navy, we had a stick of bees wax for the eye pieces in the gas masks so that we could still see clearly.
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From Motorcycles, use some diluted fairy liquid on the inside.
Always works, lasts ages and is cheap as chips.
And get a life a few jokes were made. But you got suggestions none the less.
Always works, lasts ages and is cheap as chips.
And get a life a few jokes were made. But you got suggestions none the less.
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