rash question

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Hi everyone

Does anyone get more rash when working with dust?

Thanks

Heidi

[Guest guest]

Heidi,

I am thinking that any kind of work gives me a rash. Dust would most likely make it a double rash !!!!!

Actually all kidding aside, sometimes the sun light gets me a rash, and I have noticed that if I am real active doing stuff, sometimes I will get a little rash. Seems to go away pretty quick though. Now days it seems like I get a little rash on the top of my feet just above my toes. I am wondering if this comes from my feet getting a little warm in my shoes.

Dan

Montana

rash question

Hi everyone

Does anyone get more rash when working with dust?

Thanks

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Hi Heidi,

No, I don't get a rash when working with dust. I assume you mean "dusting" in the house??? I do get little bumps when I am out in the sun or get over heated. If I over do, my cheeks get red and that's how my husband knows I've been sneaking around doing things that I shouldn't. Try passing the dusting to someone else in your family. Hmmmmmmmm.....that' a good idea...might try that myself! )

Mi. Carmen