Pressurized goggles?

[jmarkwolf]

I'm hanging insulation on the ceiling of my new 28ft x 30ft detached garage.

I'm wearing a filtered mask for breathing but I've tried a couple ways to keep the insulation "dust" out of my eyes, with no luck.

Pressurized goggles with some filtered flow might do the trick but I'm only finding reference to pressurized swimming googles, which are a different beast altogether.

I'm wondering if some simple safety goggles with a filtered positive air supply might be the ticket.

Anybody know of any such thing?

 

[phred]

I use one of these for all kinds of stuff. I just change the filters depending on what I'm doing.

http://www.leadmask.com/moldex-9000-asbestos-and-mold-full-face-respirator-combination.html

 

[jmarkwolf]

Thanks Phred

I'd seen similar face masks on Grainger but they were in the $500 range.

I may pick up a copy.

 

[Jack Olsen]

$40 version. But you've to make it.

http://steampunkworkshop.com/respirator.shtml

 

[zkling]

If all you are worried about is your eyes a cheap tempered glass dive mask would do the trick. But then you would be forced to breath through your mouth only, which may cause you to **** in large particles.

Outside of that the full face respirator like phred linked to would probably be best.

 

[Zeke]

Motorcycle goggles.

 

[jmarkwolf]

I use one of these for all kinds of stuff. I just change the filters depending on what I'm doing.

http://www.leadmask.com/moldex-9000-asbestos-and-mold-full-face-respirator-combination.html

Ordered one today.

Thanks for the link Phred!

 

[jmarkwolf]

Received my respirator and it fits and works great. No fogging, great visibility, forgot I even had it on a couple times!

Thanks for the link Phred!