What Type of Clothing do we use Pressure washing,boots, pants,shirts

We buy muck boots for our guys at a year. Before that they are required to wear shoes for crews boots. We started making it a requirement that they wear company supplied boots after our second burned foot industrial injury.
 
I wear water proof, high top boots. If I'm doing a lot of overhead work, like when I cleaned the spiders/webs off the overhang, then I'll wear a rain poncho. Since it gets so hot here during the summer, I wear a light weight cargo shorts (use the pockets for tools, tips, etc) and a light weight wicking sports short so that it breathes and dries fast. I always have my hat to keep the sun off and water off my bald head. I have a few pair of safety glasses I wear, depending on the situation and brightness. I also have a few pair of leather gloves I rotate through as they get wet to keep my hands protected. During the cool months, I'll wear a rain coat.
 
I wear blue dickys pants and drifit style shirts when I'm washing with SH, wranglers and the same shirt if I am using hot water or doing grease work, I am always wearing grundens deck boss boots as they are the most comfortable boot i have found for pressure washing.
 
I usually wear a pair of shorts and a t-shirt when I'm washing my car. I also wear a pair of rubber gloves to protect my hands from the soap and water. I never wash my car without wearing some kind of hat or cap, because I don't want the sun to burn my scalp. I also keep a pair of old sneakers nearby to help me grip the ground better and avoid slipping. I make sure to put on sunscreen before I start washing, so I don't get sunburned by the time I'm finished. By the way, my glasses are from this store https://www.lascana.com/ which I find high-quality and cheap.
 
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