how do i use this Boost oxygen in a can
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I use it before skiing in high altitudes. I have some lung damage because of being asthmatic all my life and need supplemental oxygen for this sport. I take two puffs when I wake up and again before I leave for the slopes. I carry the small one in my pocket and use it as needed.
837468
You use one pint and it "puffs" it up to fill the container. It makes the same amount as a purchased can.
1584988
The can contains inert gases. They won't wear out, though the can may eventually leak. I venture that would take a *long* time. This is an *excellent* product. It's much better than using a vacuum pump, for example.
1089335
Yes you can. But I would imagine it would take between 20 to 30 minutes for it to warm up. So you would need to preplan and be extremely cautious because the can will get very hot.
1302047
You need an air compressor, or go to a gas station that has one. Be sure not to exceed the pressure rating of the canister!
562733
Its just an aerosol can. So spray until it's empty. If needed to use it once, empty or not, I wouldn't want to take my chances with having enough in the future.
1644978
you want it to be warm. I think it tells on the can what temperatures to follow.. Just remember it is heat that makes it work.
2068702
I've not had an opportunity for this kind of can...............I will recommend that if you order from Amazon................and not happy with it you can return it. As a point of information, contact OXO and ask them the same question. Good luck
19217
Only by using canned air. Are you sure they still sell these? I thought they discontinued them. Make sure you're far from a cooking or heat source or they will be screaming constantly
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Yes the lid is air tight meaning it stays twisted on the can nice and tight - to keep oxygen from entering the can you could place the top of the can (not the lid) on a sheet of thin flexible plastic, silicon, rubber etc. and draw a circle, cut it out and place it into the lid and that will cover the sprinkle holes keeping what's in the can dry - that's permanent protection and you take it out to shake and put it back in to seal the cover - the other easy thing to do is to peel off a piece of wax paper, plastic wrap or storage bag, put it on the can and twist the lid back on over it and your covered and protected. Yes the lid is air tight meaning it stays twisted on the can nice and tight - to keep oxygen from entering the can you could place the top of the can (not the lid) on a sheet of thin flexible plastic, silicon, rubber etc. and draw a circle, cut it out and place it into the lid and that will cover the sprinkle holes keeping what's in the can dry - that's permanent protection and you take it out to shake and put it back in to seal the cover - the other easy thing to do is to peel off a piece of wax paper, plastic wrap or storage bag, put it on the can and twist the lid back on over it and... » Read More Yes the lid is air tight meaning it stays twisted on the can nice and tight - to keep oxygen from entering the can you could place the top of the can (not the lid) on a sheet of thin flexible plastic, silicon, rubber etc. and draw a circle, cut it out and place it into the lid and that will cover the sprinkle holes keeping what's in the can dry - that's permanent protection and you take it out to shake and put it back in to seal the cover - the other easy thing to do is to peel off a piece of wax paper, plastic wrap or storage bag, put it on the can and twist the lid back on over it and your covered and protected. « Show Less
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sally, you attach it to the same fitting you hook the household water hose to. take the spark plug out and empty the fuel. the corn whiskey in the ethanol fuel will ruin your fuel system. put about 1/3 rd of the can into the pump, pull the start rope a few times so the stuff gets to the working parts of pump. put more in the pump until it runs out of the pressure side and you're done. do this close to the area your going to store it. then put a rag where the pump drips and be happy as you have saved about $250.00 because your pump didn't freeze in the cold weather.
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I don't see why you couldn't. The force of the air blast it can produce depends on how fast you can squeeze it. Canned air would be better but I suppose this would be a more environmentally friendly method.
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Set the can on the ground and slowly open the valve to release pressure. Then Use
1190852
You don't - it's constructed to be filled only from a tube that feeds into a spray nozzle. Try Flo atomizers instead.
781160
It is packaged in the container which is plastic of some kind. There is a gasket on the lid which probably would allow you to use an O2 absorber with some success but I couldn't say for sure. The gasket and lid certainly make a tight seal. It does not come with an O2 absorber inside that I recall.
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no you shouldnt have to, the pressure in the can is supposed to push the solution through the pump.
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Yes. Cut dose by half. The recommended 1 can to 20 gallons works well in most cases. I have had performance issues when I've used too much although I don't think it would hurt anything. On the other hand, I don't know if too much would hurt the o2 sensors or cat converter.