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    Yeah I’d say always bring a change of clothes with you to work on the chance you work with a reptile you weren’t planning on. Change and put the contaminated clothes in a plastic bag before heading home, put the clothes in the washer once you’re home. Then take a shower.

    If you have forewarning about the sick reptile I’d treat the whole room with PAM or other mite spray/powder beforehand as well.

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