Dont forget these in bug out kits...
 

Don't get a cheaper mask.. These will filter down to TB particles..
A box of surgical gloves would be a good idea too.
http://masksnmore.stores.yahoo.net/3...FQLwPAodtQ_e_Q

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I've got an N100 mask of the sort used by painters, with the 2 canisters and I can tell you for a fact ... it's not worth a damn if you've got a beard. Just a thought for those who are looking at TSHTF as an opportunity to grow facial hair.

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:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Precisely why I keep disposable razors/shaving cream in with my masks:s9:

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Always good to load up will you are shift at the ER.......


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i have two of those full body painter suits (with hood), just in case . . .
plus various types of gloves and the all purpose duct tape

i am looking for a full face mask
just looking for something with the right specs
but everytime i get an extra $100, i buy PM's

hate the thought that i may only use this once

http://www.northerntool.com/images/p.../174760_lg.jpg

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I would recommend using soap for shaving instead of relying on such a niche product as shaving cream. Shaving cream is basically a luxury item for convenience, it's totally unnecessary for shaving. I shave without any cream at all, I just wet my face with water, but I understand some people with heavier beards need something for lubrication. Use what they did in the old days- regular soap- worked into a lather. This way you only have one dual purpose item- soap- instead of soap + cans of shaving cream. You'll have soap anyways, right?