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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Sinusitis / July 2007Lawnmower
Does anyone have any advice for protecting your sinuses when you mow the lawn? There's a fellow who lives near me who wears what looks like some kind of medical mask when he mows his lawn, but I don't know if he has sinus issues. Anyway, I'm just thinking about all the debris that is stirred up by the lawnmower, and I'm feeling a bit defensive of my sinuses. Thanks for any pointers. Mason > Does anyone have any advice for protecting your sinuses when you mow > the lawn? Avoidance: Go over to the nearest high school and put up a sign on one of the street light poles there that reads "Help Wanted To Mow Lawn: $10 Per Week; Please Phone <phone number>" I'm sure there are a lot of high-school kids in the area who would like to earn an easy $100 for the summer.  SignatureSteven D. Litvintchouk Email: sdlitvin@earthlinkNOSPAM.net Remove the NOSPAM before replying to me. I see the hired grass cutters in our area wearing masks on their face. shirleyann >> Does anyone have any advice for protecting your sinuses when you mow >> the lawn? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I'm sure there are a lot of high-school kids in the area who would like > to earn an easy $100 for the summer. ROFL! Susan > x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > - Show quoted text - I don't know what that abbreviation means: "ROFL!" > I don't know what that abbreviation means: "ROFL!" Rolling on the Floor Laughing. Teenagers haven't mowed lawns for $10 bucks in decades where I live. Susan > x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Susan Where I live the teenagers don't need jobs for money. The parents give them EVERYTHING. So sad! x-nop-archive: yes > Where I live the teenagers don't need jobs for money. The parents > give them EVERYTHING. So sad! I know a lot of rich, pampered kids who don't need the money but work every summer anyway. Susan On 7/9/07 2:07 AM, in article KVmki.6381$zA4.3695@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net, "Steven L." <sdlitvin@earthlinkNOSPAM.net> wrote: >> Does anyone have any advice for protecting your sinuses when you mow >> the lawn? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I'm sure there are a lot of high-school kids in the area who would like > to earn an easy $100 for the summer. You can try the breathe.pure air filters that you put in your nose www.BreathePureNAF.com They filter dust and pollens and persons I have tried them for say they work well. > On 7/9/07 2:07 AM, in article > KVmki.6381$zA4.3...@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net, "Steven L." [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > They filter dust and pollens and persons I have tried them for say they > work well. Thanks for the tips! > You can try the breathe.pure air filters that you put in your nose > www.BreathePureNAF.com > They filter dust and pollens and persons I have tried them for say they > work well. Murray, please tell us whether or not you have any personal or financial stake in this product as you do in the others you recommend here? Thanks, Susan > You can try the breathe.pure air filters that you put in your nose > www.BreathePureNAF.com > They filter dust and pollens and persons I have tried them for say they > work well. That's a really interesting concept. I've tried the flimsy white masks in the past, but wasn't impressed with their performance. These in-nose filters look like a good idea, but they don't look particularly comfortable. On 7/12/07 8:28 AM, in article RMrli.10044$nb2.8739@newsfe14.lga, "Andy" <norealadd@nono.com> wrote: > These in-nose > filters look like a good idea, but they don't look particularly comfortable. I didn't think they would be either but my patients like them. They were really a life saver when my son and I had to clean out the dead rats in my basement. |
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