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Wear protective clothing and gear

To protect yourself from harmful substances and debris, it is crucial to wear protective clothing and gear when handling water damage cleanup.

Essential Protective Gear

  • Gloves: Protect hands from chemicals, sharp objects, and bacteria.
  • Respirator: Shield lungs from mold spores, dust, and other airborne contaminants.
  • Goggles: Shield eyes from splash and airborne debris.
  • Boots: Protect feet from moisture, punctures, and potential falls.
  • Coveralls: Protect clothing and skin from dirt, debris, and chemicals.
  • Hard Hat: Shield head from falling debris or low-hanging objects.

Additional Safety Measures

  • Inspect gear for damage or tears before use.
  • Remove jewelry and loose clothing that could entangle or obstruct movement.
  • Ventilate enclosed spaces well before entering.
  • Stay hydrated and take breaks as needed to avoid fatigue.
  • Dispose of contaminated gear properly after cleanup.

By wearing appropriate protective clothing and gear, you can minimize the risks associated with water damage cleanup, ensuring your safety and well-being during the process.