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Masks/Respirators while pruning London Plane Trees

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benedmonds Grand Master

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Back in the day when I worked in London we just got on with it but obviously that is no longer acceptable..

I do remember trying to wear a mask while climbing and that didn't last long.

 

Anyone got a decent solution?  or should we just wait for rain and end of summer. 

Guys working from MEWP or on the ground.

Anyone tried something like this:

https://www.screwfix.com/p/jsp-filterspec-pro-valve-respirator-black-fmp2/36021

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Dont know anything about London Planes but use masks day in day out running the processor and bagging charcoal. 

 

For me these are a good fit and the downwards facing valve stops my glasses fogging up. Fit is everything though and if they dont seat under the eyes air will escape and mist up your gasses 

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6554b6be8c0d829a8bf63ae0c82cf121_link.pn 20 x Moldex 2405 FFP2D Masks With Ventex Valve

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