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Are you prepared for a local epidemic involving airborne particles?
Simple, effective, and inexpensive solutions can be had using 3M half-face respirators (6300) and bayonet style filters (7093). Form fitting goggles also add another layer of protection.
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I like the STAY AT HOME SHOOT ALL INTRUDERS method
So do I, but sometimes you either need to venture out in the public, or you're caught away from home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maine-Marine
Facial hair reduces the effectiveness of the respirators, quite a bit. I prefer full face, more comfortable and better protection
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Minnesota,Mining and Manufacturing makes good stuff.
Hubs brings all types of these home from work all the time. The part about them I hate is how they steam up. I do think the full face are safer but incredibly claustrophobic for me. Hubs does a lot of stainless welding and when I help him he makes me wear one, so I get lots of practice in them.
Full face for ebola. It is a splashy disease with puss and oozing. Eye protection is a must so keep clear safety glasses if you use a painters mask (or else you may be tempted to remove the shades indoors.)
i got a pair of NBC masks for it + lot of hospital and N95 masks...Good form fitting gogs
Avon, I know it sounds funny but look for those masks, not the same company, I think its the model
Whew! I am glad I don't have to shave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moonshinedave