Re: Skull Caps With Respirators

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@ix.netcom.com>]

I doubt that there is any reguylatory edict that a skull cap can't be 
worn. Consider that respirators have been adapted to allow for 
glasses to be worn. The only considerations are, does the seal 
maintain integrity, can the respirator be removed in the event of a 
physical need on the part of the wearer, etc. Seems that what is ON 
the top of the head shouldn't be a problem.

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