Hoo-rag

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Does anyone use a hoo-rag or something like it? Curious how well it works to cover the face and neck while welding. Its 100% microfiber polyester or something like that.Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk
Reply:No polyester on me while welding or doing anything with heat or flame. It goes on fire, melts and sticks to your skin and you calmly say "Ouch".Not.---Meltedmetal
Reply:Originally Posted by MeltedmetalNo polyester on me while welding or doing anything with heat or flame. It goes on fire, melts and sticks to your skin and you calmly say "Ouch".Not.
Reply:Originally Posted by 018argon Its 100% microfiber polyester or something like that.
Reply:Yeah I know what you're saying. I weld all day long and a regular bandana just cant cover well sometimes when caught up in work. Wonder if there's an all cotton FR type of hoo-rag?Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk
Reply:Originally Posted by BistineauGreat stuff to start a conflagration, and will cover your face and neck just wonderfully with molten plastic once you get the fire out. If you decide to try it out, be sure to let us know how it turns out. Might be something to add to the safety forum.
Reply:Make your own bandanas FR with a hot soak in Borax and boric acid.Sent from my SCH-I605 using TapatalkRyanMiller Multimatic 200 tig/spool gun/wireless remoteMillermatic 350P, Bernard/XR Python gunsMiller Dynasty 350, Coolmate 3.5 & wireless remoteCK WF1 TIG wire feederMiller Spectrum 375 XtremeOptrel e684Miller Digital EliteMiller Weld-Mask
Reply:Thats the answer Im looking for! Thanks so muchSent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk
Reply:Originally Posted by xryanMake your own bandanas FR with a hot soak in Borax and boric acid.Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk
Reply:There's a few different recipes, basically soak it in hot solution than let drip dry.RyanMiller Multimatic 200 tig/spool gun/wireless remoteMillermatic 350P, Bernard/XR Python gunsMiller Dynasty 350, Coolmate 3.5 & wireless remoteCK WF1 TIG wire feederMiller Spectrum 375 XtremeOptrel e684Miller Digital EliteMiller Weld-Mask
Reply:I'm not quite sure what your looking for, but our firefighters use a nomex hood that can be $20 and up depending on how much coverage you want.
Reply:Originally Posted by blackbartI'm not quite sure what your looking for, but our firefighters use a nomex hood that can be $20 and up depending on how much coverage you want.
Reply:Originally Posted by blackbartI'm not quite sure what your looking for, but our firefighters use a nomex hood that can be $20 and up depending on how much coverage you want.
Reply:Bulwark sells a ton of that stuffhttp://www.bulwarkonline.com/c-1-fr-...FU1rfgodTeQEoAExperience is something you get right after you need it
Reply:Originally Posted by Fred sBulwark sells a ton of that stuffhttp://www.bulwarkonline.com/c-1-fr-...FU1rfgodTeQEoA
Reply:I have a hoo-rag.Good for sun, wind, probably dust.Welding, never.  It just feels like one spark and you'd instantly be doing an impersonation of a freshly lit match.
Reply:Originally Posted by Fnord5I have a hoo-rag.Good for sun, wind, probably dust.Welding, never.  It just feels like one spark and you'd instantly be doing an impersonation of a freshly lit match.