> Why do the guys sprying this crap wear spacesuits if it is so safe? The guy on the street outside wears thick waterproof pants and thick waterproof rubber b

> Why do the guys sprying this crap wear spacesuits if it is so safe? The guy on the street outside wears thick waterproof pants and thick waterproof rubber boots when he cleans the street with a pressurized water hose. Water is generally considered safe [citation needed], but you still don't want to get hosed in it for hours on a daily basis. - Constantly wet feet catch fungus and foot rot. - Water lowers your body temperature, making you more susceptible to infection from and outbreak of common cold. - Containing water contamination to an surface - instead of your clothes and skin - makes it easier to rid yourself of surplus water when taking a break. - Wet clothes are highly impractical because they are heavy and shed water everywhere you go for hours after. TLDR; Protective clothing doesn't imply toxicity.