I still do. Some aspects of working on airplanes means sanding and painting.
I can't any farmer around here that ever bothered with a mask for baling hay or handling the bales. Most around here use the giant roll style bales. Some use the brick style still. Because they wrap the rolls in white plastic to keep the bales green and fresh, I call harvest season around here 'marshmellow' season. They look like giant marshmellows sitting on the fields.
At least the top of your head won't get eaten alive by the damn things...just the rest of you.
I've never known any dryer to be satiated when it comes to socks! I've even checked the dryer vent outside. No socks made it through the vent either! I'm convinced every dryer has a worm hole built into them.
Same here. I've never seen it, anyway.
Interesting. I should look closer around here, but in my immediate area, more seem to make use of the brick style bales (I've only ever handled the smaller sized ones). Then again, the farms in my immediate area at the time were small farms that just used small brick bales stacked inside of barns... Now there are more and more larger and corporate farms around here, and small brick bales just don't make much sense for that situation.
Very true. I always wear jeans, so my legs are just fine, but mosquitoes do like to attack my hands/arms, and then they love to find any little exposed place that they can go after, such as the neck, face, and even inside of ear lobes. Damn things!