How do you protect yourself from the dust?

At first, I have to say that the atmosphere that I am living is full of dust.
If you come to new campus, you will see many trucks carrying a ton of soil.
So while they are driving, they leave lots of sands on the street.
It makes the street full of dust.
Surely, when I am riding a motorbike, I have to face with lots of dust coming to my body.
It affects that I inhale the dust into my lung.
It's not good to confront with it, so there are many means to protect myself
from the dust, for instance, wearing a mask and sun glasses, avoiding entering the place that is
full of dust in the air.
You have to make sure that your environment you are in without the dust.


Attachai

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1. Cover your nose and mouth with a mask or damp cloth to reduce inhalation of particles of dust if or when going out.
2. Avoid rubbing your eyes in order to prevent eye infection, which is common during this season. Wear protective gear such as airtight goggles. If your eyes become irritated, rinse with water. Be especially careful if you wear contact lenses.
3. Always carry a supply of water to keep from being dehydrated.
4. Keep the dust at bay by not going outside, especially during high winds or low visibility when the dust levels are particularly harmful. Avoid outdoor exercise. Keep your windows and doors closed.

Chamaiporn 017 4EN

I'm the unlucky one who have an allergy so I have to save myself form the dust if I don't wan to get sick. About the way to save myself from the dust, to me I'll begins at the closer thing like keep my bedroom clean. Protect yourself from dust allergies best by focusing on the worst trigger, the bedroom. Cover bedding supplies, such as the mattress, box springs and pillows with soft, flexible plastic or polyurethane. Dust the bedroom thoroughly and regularly to include the closet and under the bed. Store seasonal clothes and clean or eliminate curtains and other fabrics. Remove anything that has a musty smell and keep your dirty laundry sealed or out of the room.



Amolwan 050 3EN

Of course, the best way to protect yourself from a dust storm is by avoiding it completely. If you know you are entering an area that is prone to dust storms, check for current weather conditions and any information about approaching dust storms. If you are in a vehicle and you can see a dust storm approaching, try to get away from it by heading in the opposite direction. Carry a set of goggles and a dust mask with you so that you can use them in the event of a dust storm.


Pang PaGim 4EN 063:lol!: 

The first thing that comes to my mind
is a mask.
Certainly, dust is very harmful because of dirty.
So, you must wear mask whenever the area full of dust.
Make sure that you aren't getting some dangerous pollution.


Suphawan 064 3EN

For me, wearing a mask is the best way.
If you wear a mask, it can protect you from wind and dust.
It is needed when you drive to Khamriang district, so you should wear
a mask or helmet.
Sayumporn 065 3EN

Seek the advice of an immunologist or allergist as allergy tests and physical evaluation may prove useful. This will determine if other allergies are present, which is often the case, and help guide the doctor on the best treatment for your allergies. Allergy medications vary in their effectiveness on dust allergens as well as their potential for side-effects.Avoid entering dusty environments when possible to best protect yourself from dust allergies. In addition to obvious culprits, such as attics and basements, use caution when visiting other people's homes, flea markets, garage sales, libraries, and other dust sanctuaries. If you need to enter a dusty environment, limit your exposure time, take allergy medication and/or use a dust mask as needed.

Jariya Ruangrua 007 3EN

It's very hard to protect from the dust if we are still walking on the ground.
It's hard to avoid of being wet if we are still beneath the sky and rain.
However, I think the dust in this content might be the dust during the way of old campus to
the new campus. As I am riding a motorcycle, I use a helmet to protect the dust.
Sometimes there is a construction which produces much dust, I use mask to protect my mouth and
wear glasses to protect my eyes.


Tanawat
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Protect yourself from dust allergies best by focusing on the worst trigger, the bedroom. Cover bedding supplies, such as the mattress, box springs and pillows with soft, flexible plastic or polyurethane. Dust the bedroom thoroughly and regularly to include the closet and under the bed. Store seasonal clothes and clean or eliminate curtains and other fabrics. Remove anything that has a musty smell and keep your dirty laundry sealed or out of the room.


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