Goggle misting syndrome.

Bobster · Mar 5, 2012

I'll look what we use when I get in work tomorrow. We use them for working where cement dust is probably a 60:40 mix with air and they work no problem.

Anti mist wipes have worked for me in the past.

Richard Burns · Mar 5, 2012

Try some diving sites for anti fog spray, they usually work. The trifold dust masks seem to seal quite well, I wear glasses which always fog up on me when wearing a mask.

Former Sponsor TM · Mar 7, 2012

My snowboard goggles always used to fog up (admittedly it was probably -10) but I found that this product cured the problem. Now I can breath directly on my goggles and can't get them to steam up! It might save you having to buy new kit and for $8.00 it's worth a shot?

Bausch & Lomb Fog Shield - Spray Bottle and Micro-Fiber Cloth

SSOTN · Mar 10, 2012

[ElectriciansForums.net] Goggle misting syndrome.

Decent respirator does the trick for me. I did feel a bit Apollo 13 in the above though...

mechelec · Mar 12, 2012

Can you not get away with safety glasses and dust mask. I have found in the past glasses do not steam up like goggles ( better airflow) but still give impact protection.

boberty · Mar 13, 2012

When i went paint balling you were issued with goggles, and these steamed up in no time. However they told us to wipe the inside with washing up liquid, which they provided by the bowl full. Which certainly did the trick.