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Do any of you use dust masks when servicing oil boilers I have tried the cheap disposable ones but they seem to be worse than useless and even wearing those I am still blowing my nose for a few hours afterwards and it comes out black ( I know far too much info)

What masks do you use?
 
I use a full fitted one, and a full coverall, but then I do commercial, but I would recommend the fitted one!
 

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