Electric Wearable Air Purifier Facemask Respirator Mask, Air Supply, Breathe Easier, With HEPA Filter, for Dust Work, Painting, Machine Polishing, Welding and Other Work Protection… (White)

Have a large shed that the rats took over. Everything was covered in rat piss, the smell was so strong I couldn't even stand to be in there more than a minute. I have bad allergies to that sort of thing as well. This mask made me able to do the job easy, no bad smell, no allergies. Bought two of them. Very good purchase. The only drawback is the tube kinks easy but still works well enough kinked.

I was unable to wear any regular masks because I get asthma attacks from fighting for air and breathing in fibers. This blows air right near my mouth and nose so I don’t have to fight the mask to breathe, and because I’m not sucking air through the material to breathe the fibers aren’t being breathed in. I was able to wear it without having an attack. Only problem is when I run out of filters sooner or later I don’t know how to buy replacements for it. It does smell like factory when opened but if you run it a few times for hours that dissipates.

It not the worst idea, But its not a completely sealed system so you can imagine its ok for the price. Pros: *It blows a gentle breeze to lips and up nose. Making breathing feel fresh and not stuffy or less humid than without. *Decent battery lasts for me about 8hr work day. *Mask combination after removal gives a sense of dirt or dust in the air, could just be me but might indicate the n95 + hepa style filters do work very well. *Mask is not rough, at least to my skin. Cons: *Not 100 percent as smells still can pass through seals or face mask, like smoke smell. Tar roofing smells...etc... *Hepa cartridge is a pain to place on yourself securely and close enough for the length of the hose. *Feeder hose can kink and reduce airflow. *Design may not be for general public, you look like medical patient. Other thoughts if the fan was stronger it can create a cpap effect or positive pressure blowing cooler hepa air easily into your lungs. May require some type of sealed face mask with a one way pressure valve, As alternate design. And if the fan is stronger maybe can make a two stage filter. I work in a dusty warehouse and hot humid and near a well-traveled city road.

I'm at the age where I need to wear distance glasses, reading glasses, and computer display glasses... Hrumph... Wearing a facemask constantly causes my glasses to fog up and it's really hot after a while. I took a flyer on this powered mask and am happily surprised. I'm not so old that I don't feel like a goober wearing the entire apparatus, but functionally, I am very pleased. I tend to turn the fan speed to its highest setting when walking around a store, but when at my office desk, I can turn it down to the middle level. The mask is pretty comfy. It definitely takes a little getting used to with the rubber (silicone rubber I think) hose hanging off of the mask, but it's lightweight and it took only a day or two wearing it full time. My only caveat is this - it is what it is. I wouldn't drop the little air pump and not expect it to survive. It is loud enough that I can't use this mask when I'm in a meeting room with a couple of people. It's fine for using in a cubicle or moving around throughout the office. I keep the unit plugged in when sitting at my desk. The thing filters the air and keeps me cool while wearing the mask. My glasses will fog up if I'm breathing heavily, or take a big sigh, but normal sitting is great.

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