@Jake McCoy is right but I am going to add this make sure you get filters with P3 protection

@@milandjuric3119 P2 level is also ok for virus and bacteria.

xenomorphelv426 just bought yesterday this mask and two pairs of p2 filters

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@@brwmiara24 coronavirus exist, you idiot! Go get vaccinated yourself, and vaccinate all your family That's dangerous stuff we are talking about

after how long these filter and cartidges expire?

I use it with 100% ISOpropanol fumes and works fine. Works great with glass and carbon fibre application . Good for xylene based solvents too. Just need a bloody shave!

The exhaust is unfiltered. In the healthcare field, the exhaust needs to be filtered to protect patients. If that's the case, you're better off getting a N95 non-valve mask.

Check if the "tracks" where the filters attach to the mask are damaged. You may be twisting the filters the wrong way. I almost did it to my new mask the first time I attached my filters.

@@juicyfruit6311, I wasn't referring to the "tracks" for the filters. Mine are intact. My problem is with attaching the head harness assembly to the silicon part.

@@juicyfruit6311 hey after how long these filter and cartidges are exired.

same question

You can check it in the full instructional training video (in case the timestamp link doesn't work properly, it's at about 13 minutes in) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9KHrLCBq92peWw.html

No you shouldn’t- either the size/fit of the mask is wrong or you’re using the wrong type of filter.

S O B h i Kim once u have hard time to breath is time to replace

joao tino Thank you so much 😀

These filters can be used as long as 6 months, replace when you find it difficult breathing. Please avoid Alcohol based disinfectants for cleaning. Use Clorox disinfectant wipes or Bleach(Sodium Hypochlorite) solution with appropriate measures. Or you can use Hypochorous Acid. Alcohol based wipes tend to damage the Silicon cover and other materials over time. CLOROX disinfectant wipes have Quarternary Ammonia( Di-Decyl Dimethyl Ammonium Chloride) or you can use wipes from 3M. I would suggest using wipes when you use it in less particulated area. Keeping it dipped in bleach works great as all parts are submerged for atleast 5-10 mins.

If you have the correct filter then yes. We've been using 3M 7500 series masks at work for a few years now and they are good respirators if used properly.

How do you filter the air exhaled by the end user?

And Decepticon

It works...

@@StanleyZheng nu u

Hey! does this worked for your flight? please share your experience

@@jorgemercado5750 I haven't had experience in flight.. but maybe for flight you can wear N95 mask

GamersForLife they literally said no facial hair.

@@vmethod but is not it obvious?no one can always be cleaned shave

@@vmethod this is a very bad requirement imo.

@@vmethod i mean will it damage hair?is it useful with some beard?or we need to be clean shaved?they did not answer that in video...

@@gamersforlife3440 The instructions on the manual say you need to be clean shaven, or it will not work. It needs to be an airtight seal.

*holy...*

For viruses, you must get P2/P3 certified filters like 6035/6038, these filters are roughly equalivent to FFP3/N100/HEPA filtration. Only ABEK certified filters won't work. Albeit wearing sole mask won't make good protection. You must care not to touch in public places, wash your hands whenever you can, clean your daily items like phones etc.

Kaya Schaubloren só p2 2128 series like i have are useless for corona ?

more like to china (CCP)

True. But, some of us have had these long before Covid-19 came into existence.

In California, there was already a scarcity of N95 and other masks because of the bad air quality due to the wildfires. I had a 10 pack of N95 masks that I got on sale from Amazon for about $7.00. In December 2019, I think it was going for around $60 to $100 USD. When the Wuhan flu hit, the prices shot up even more. FYI - I been using N95 for years to clean bagless vacuums, for yard work, and clean my guns. All that crap that comes out and floats in the air isn't good to breathe.