Post by Bill on Feb 13, 2007 9:49:14 GMT -5
Kevin from the main board wrote:
Everybody is bundling up today. Man,..... it is cold out there. So for winter window washing , we use thinsulate or gortex gloves, then chemical gloves (rubber) over the internal gloves. (can be found at the Home Depot for 3.99 a pair) Warm hats, longjohns, wool socks, warm waterproof boots.
I`m sure some of you are much colder than we are. Any tips for Winter Window Washing Survival?
Get out of the cold!
A good article on Frostbite Recognizing, Treatments and Preventive Measures
www.healthscout.com/ency/68/453/main.html[/quote]
Everybody is bundling up today. Man,..... it is cold out there. So for winter window washing , we use thinsulate or gortex gloves, then chemical gloves (rubber) over the internal gloves. (can be found at the Home Depot for 3.99 a pair) Warm hats, longjohns, wool socks, warm waterproof boots.
I`m sure some of you are much colder than we are. Any tips for Winter Window Washing Survival?
Get out of the cold!
A good article on Frostbite Recognizing, Treatments and Preventive Measures
www.healthscout.com/ency/68/453/main.html[/quote]
