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Flour Inhalation With Allergy Mask?


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Hello Everyone,

On occasion I've been requested to cook for others with gluten containing flours. Generally I refuse, but would a pollen type face mask be effective at stopping gluten inhalation?

Thanks!


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Well, it might. But are you willing to thoroughly scrub down your entire kitchen afterwards, have a shower and wash all your clothes to stop yourself from being glutened later? Because the flour dust will settle on everything around you, of course, and on you as well.

Personally, I won't allow any gluten flours in my house, period. Most dishes can be made gluten-free without anybody noticing the difference.

I've served Black Forest cake, cookies, sauces etc., all gluten-free, and got raves from family and guests.

kenlove Rising Star

i bet it would help. Wish I had one while walking around a trade show lat week.

I do plan to buy some while I'm here in Japan. If it helps with pollen, it should help with flour.

ken

Hello Everyone,

On occasion I've been requested to cook for others with gluten containing flours. Generally I refuse, but would a pollen type face mask be effective at stopping gluten inhalation?

Thanks!

ravenwoodglass Mentor

I would use one that was OSHA approved for small particulate matter. They usually have a screw in filter device that can be changed when needed. The ones you use that are paper and just sit on your face with an elastic cord don't usually help a whole lot. They don't seal properly for most folks.

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