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hedgehog

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13. A haz mat suit is a hooded tyvek overall - I've worn them myself -

Reply to LisaL (Reply #7)

Mon Oct 13, 2014, 05:52 AM

Oct 2014

they are more or less waterproof, apt to tear if really caught on something, and impervious to air - I was overseeing a bunch of mill furnaces being re-bricked, and I wore them over my winter clothes to keep the wind out.

So - a haz mat suit is not the Level 4 suit you might see used in a lab.

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