Reloading safety question

[M27]

washing your hands I think is most important, teach your kids "no hands in the mouth, no eating till you wash your hands"

as far as dust I found that this really helps cut down on it

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/816895/flitz-brass-case-polish-76-oz-liquid

run your tumbler with a lid on

have you looked into a free standing air filter, something like

http://www.allergybuyersclub.com/air-purifiers.html

[gunboat]

perhaps knitting might be a more suitable hobby --

[rbahri5206]

It looks like to me based on all the post the worst part is the dust from tumbling, so I think from now on I'm going to soak all brass in a bucket of soap and water before I tumble and then just run an extension cord into the middle of my driveway and rumble out there. Once again thanks to all

[paul0660]

She works at Harvard now,

Depends on her job, of course. Someone is plunging toilets there, after all.

I still clean 2,4D nozzles by blowing through them backwards, as I was taught, but I think it is prudent to reduce exposure to lead as much as possible. Well ventilated is the key, I think, in a reloading or indoor shooting situation.