All is good!
everyone do what they are comfortable with.
I want to protect me and my wife from hazards. I do it all the time, proactively, even.
I just need to know what the hazard is. That's all. So I can now what precautions are necessary and take appropriate, allowing for a bit "extra" just in case. actions.
I would recommend the same.
And as a former safety custodian of our labs radiation calibration source in the Army, I understand cumulative exposure.
At my current job, running a calibration lab, I'm the division safety officer. We do safety training every month on things like mercury spills, HV safety, PPE gear.... and oh' yea' "lift with your legs, not your back" lol.
I love this art and I want the most joy and peaceful "zen" I can get out of it.
While living long enough to enjoy it well into retirement.
And thanks to all the posters on all the threads. You folks are a wealth of information.
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