The dust mask is protective equipment that can be worn with comfort and fight again non toxic dust. It is not a vapor respirator and is incapable of protecting you from hazardous vapors, paint, and gases. Ideal uses for breathing mask include but are not limited too: Urban Cycling Mountain biking Biking Running Snowboarding Skiing Speed Walking Industrial Dust Emissions Lawnmowing Viral influenza Exhaust Pollution Allergies Fitting Instructions: 1. With nose-piece facing away from you. Hold the ear-loop strap in each hand with the nose-piece up. 2. Position the respirator under the chin 3. pull each strap over the ear. Adjust the straps as comfortable as possible. 4. Place the fingertips of both hands at the tops of the nose-piece. Mold the nose-piece to the shape of the nose bridge by pushing inwards while moving your finger tips down both sides of the nose-piece. Pinching the respirator nose-piece using only one hand may result in less effective respirator fit. Replacing time of Filters and valves: The effective working life of the mask filters depends on a number of factors, such as your breathing rate, level of pollution and length of time the filter is actively working. We recommend filters are changed every month. The valves shouldn't need replacing on a regular basis assuming that they are maintained properly. On the valve, it is essential that you locate the two pins, nearest the hinge, inserted properly into the body of the valve, and check that they are seated properly.
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