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Best Waterproofing Sprays for New Work Boots

Waterproofing your work boots using spray can make them more resistant to water. Using certain sprays like silicone spray sealants especially for new boots.

Do Wolverine Boots run Large or Small?

Fortunately, Wolverine work boots run true to their size which means that they don’t need to be “broken in”. Generally, the boots come in standard D width with some models offering wider options upto 3E.

Do You Need to Use Brush on Work Boots?

Yes, brushes play an important role in cleaning of your work boots. Whether your boots are covered in mud, sawdust or any other debris, the very first step in restoring them includes brushing off!

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Why Do Welders Wear Special Glass Goggles While Working?

Welders wear special glass goggles while working in order to protect their eyes from the harmful UV and IR radiations that are produced during the welding process.

Does Regular Shirt Work as Undershirt for Sweating?

Undershirts are meant to be worn under your regular shirts for comfort and to prevent as well as soak up sweat as they are made of breathable fabric like cotton.

How to Choose Laser Safety Glasses?

The harmful radiation from the laser can penetrate the eyes and damage the cornea or the retina. Therefore, it becomes very important to choose the correct safety laser glasses to protect your eyes.

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Can You Wear a Hat Under a Hard Hat?

The answer is YES, you can wear a hat under a hard hat, as long as the hard hat is designed for this. It's important to select hat worn under the hard hat carefully, and all safety regulations must be followed.

Can You Wear a Hard Hat Backwards?

According to OSHA hard hats should be worn the way they were designed, UNLESS the manufacturer specifies that the hat can be worn backwards. However, there are several types of hard hats...

Are Vented Hard Hats OSHA Approved?

OSHA do indeed approve many of the vented hard hats, in particular for outdoor work, but have strict regulations with vents for indoor work, in particular when electrics are involved.