[Teahouse] Dust protection if the worst happens

[John Gilmore]

> Armageddon protection just in case. I came across these disposable
> hooded coveralls designed for toxic cleanup. 

Usually the recommended dust protection at BM is for your mouth, nose
and eyes.  Those are exactly the parts that these coveralls don't
cover.  So don't forget your carpenters' face masks, and your goggles.
Your clothing can get dusty without major consequences, but 
filling your lungs or eyes with dust causes real trouble.

> Since they are only $6 a pair I got a couple and decided to
> circulate the info to you. They are white, very light weight, and
> breathable, a combo that MAY make them tolerable in the heat.

If you're naked underneath, do they pinch in the wrong places?  ;-/

	John