I've tried many solutions to the problem of fogged glasses while wearing a dust mask. The best I could come up with was a traditional respirator with dust filters. But these clog pretty quickly and the mask is a little bulky. Then I found a mask designed to be worn under a welding helmet. It has a soft rubber mask that seals tight to eliminate the fogging, and a HUGE wrap-around filter that lasts forever. At around 12 bucks, it's hard to beat. I found them at both McMaster-Carr and Grainger Hardware. Replacement filters are available. Hope this helps.
On a side note, spray your plastic safety glasses with a mixture of fabric softener and water to eliminate static and help prevent dust accumulation. Cheap dollar store softener works fine. Also handy when working with plexi-glass.
Dust masks and fogged glasses
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Re: Dust masks and fogged glasses
MrKim
I saw your post on duct tape and tried it.
Thank you. Your little low tech tip has saved me from my glasses.
I saw your post on duct tape and tried it.
Thank you. Your little low tech tip has saved me from my glasses.