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Tom -<br>
Two questions regarding the interface with glasses. First, it
looks, from the picture, like the mask changes the position of your
glasses. If so, does that cause a problem? Second, do the
glasses tend to fog from exhaled moisture, as is often my experience with
the standard double-band particle mask? Thanks<br><br>
David Skolnik<br>
Hastings on Hudson, NY<br><br>
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At 08:49 PM 7/11/2008, you wrote:<br>
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/<font size=2 color="#008000"><b>List,<br>
I thought I'd show my
beautiful face to my many list friends.Excuse the puppy dog chewed
Red Sox hat.<br>
Actually i just received the Trend AirAce
Respirator that was mentioned in the PTJ.<br>
I've had a history of bronchitis that gets triggered by shop dust and I'm
thinking this will help--especially if I wear it!<br>
This thing is cumbersome looking but is light and comfortable .Keep you
posted.<br>
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<a href="http://allprotools.com/Trend-AIRSHIELD-Powered-Dust-Mask-p-17796.html">
http://allprotools.com/Trend-AIRSHIELD-Powered-Dust-Mask-p-17796.html</a>
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