Gearslutz.com - View Single Post

OVERNIGHT · 29th November 2006

Dont wrap them in plastic, it will compromise the effectiveness of the traps and these arent that great a health risk anyway. Wear a mask, glasses and gloves when assembling but once assembled, you shouldn't have too many issues. I made my own, they hang and no one really touches them really but yea, occasionally I bump into them etc. I've never had an issue, a mysterious cough, itching or anything at all. And there was a period when I was assembling that I forgot to wear my mask and I still suffered no issues.

Mine are wrapped in burlap like material, which is a looser weave than what you're talking about. You should be fine. Just wear the mask, gloves and glasses when assembling.

29th November 2006	#2
OVERNIGHT Gear addict Joined: Jun 2005 Posts: 437	Dont wrap them in plastic, it will compromise the effectiveness of the traps and these arent that great a health risk anyway. Wear a mask, glasses and gloves when assembling but once assembled, you shouldn't have too many issues. I made my own, they hang and no one really touches them really but yea, occasionally I bump into them etc. I've never had an issue, a mysterious cough, itching or anything at all. And there was a period when I was assembling that I forgot to wear my mask and I still suffered no issues. Mine are wrapped in burlap like material, which is a looser weave than what you're talking about. You should be fine. Just wear the mask, gloves and glasses when assembling. __________________ 47.6% of all statistics on the internet are made up on the spot.