Sorta OT: Onion and Smoking Goggles

WokOnMedium

I had lasix surgery about 5 years ago, and ever since my eyes are pretty sensitive to sun, onions, and smoke.

Well I had another Christmas with family this weekend and someone found these for me! :P or should I say !

They are actually called onion goggles, but they'll work great for when I peak in my Egg and the smoke is rolling. These are a stitch, but funny as they are, I'll probably use them a lot!!!!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

My handsome little pal is modeling them for me. LOL

FearlessGrill

That dog is going to bite you.

-John

cookn biker

Too funny Staci!!

JPF

Dang I need a pair of those.

WokOnMedium

John,
I'll put a little extra chicken in his dish tonight.

WokOnMedium

Now that is style!

FearlessGrill

That should work. Don't think our dog would like wearing glasses. He usually helps with cleanup rather than prep...



-John

Sundown

Give these glasses a shot. http://www.wileyx.com/index.aspx I got a pair just before I had cataract surgery two years ago (or was it three?) and, they haven't been far from my hands since.

I have the model called BRICK and they come with a gasket that fits into the inside of the frames to keep out dust etc. May not be the thing for onions but otherwise . . .

Grandpas Grub

 
If these are the motorcycle goggles rubber/foam 'padding' they allow air in behind the lenses. They say controlled ventilation.

There is another brand almost identical which can be purchased at about $10 - $15 shipped. Another brand name is Choppers. No since in paying $100+ if you don't have to.

A good sealed ski goggle can be had for about $15 to $20 full enclosure. Not sure about behind lens ventilation - I would need to look into that.

I would think swimming goggles be the best protection.

GG