Will it incinerate all virus, like ebola?
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I do know that it has kept our daughter, who works in a day care, from becoming sick with the various day care illness. Before she wore it she was constantly sick, like the rest of the staff. This past year she was the ONLY staff who did not catch many of the things that not only the staff had but also the children.
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I don't think so. My wife uses in stores. Restaurants, casinos and has not caught a cold in three years.. The last cold put her in the hospital for ten days because her lungs are so Bad. She swears by it.
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This is not easy to answer. The only thing that protects against Ebola Virus is a BSL level 4 suit used in Labs... cost $2,000. And you need an air supply... that said, Ebola Virus itself is not airborne. What you are trying to protect against is the virus carried by droplets or aerosol (saliva, blood, direct sneeze, vomit, sweat, urine). This vapor cartridge would probably work because it is designed to prevent breathing vapors, a type of aerosol. If exposed you would still have to fully decon and dispose of the filters. Protecting your eyes and any open cuts would seem as important too. I have these for use in my masks. I am not an infectious disease specialist, this is my opinion based upon my own research...
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No. You could get really sick and die from burning any propane based fuel in an enclosed space.
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I don't know if it is effective against Hantavirus. You'd have to look up specs. I think you can use it in a fogger. It's supposed to be safe to wash down cages and not have to rinse them afterwards (though I always do). I mix a quart up at a time from the concentrate and use it to soak my handfeeding supplies, as well as disinfect brooders, etc.
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It will emaciate everything, but the grass will grow back. It does not work very well at all.
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Oh my gosh NOOOOO! You need to see a dermatologist. This stuff might work in rare cases, but it simply does not get cold enough to kill the virus. It will burn the heck out of your skin, though.
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It should, if the intensity is strong enough. Some spores, however, such as anthrax, can be quite hardy. It will not kill anthrax spores.
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It should. When used properly it can kill even the aids virus. You can use it in a spray bottle but to be effective you need to allow the solution to sit on the surface for about five minutes. All surface dirt should be removed prior to sanitization.
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I'm not a qualified health worker but can answer this question from a common knowledge basis. The Ebola virus is not an airborne virus. It is transmitted by direct contact. Per the WHO, "Ebola ...spreads in the community through human-to-human transmission, with infection resulting from direct contact (through broken skin or mucous membranes) with the blood, secretions, organs or other bodily fluids of infected people, and indirect contact with environments contaminated with such fluids." So, generally this respirator will not directly defend or protect one from the Ebola virus. However, it can provide secondary or indirect protection. Wearing the respirator will protect the mouth, nose and parts of the face from exposure to or contact with infected hands or other body parts or body fluids/blood. This is the best response that I can give. I recommend contacting qualified health care workers for more information.
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I don't really know about that. But when I used it, it killed every bug and insects we had.
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As far as I know, this will work on all water-borne pathogens. I used it to purify water that I got out o a swamp in Georgia.
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This product will kill on contact, but it has to be direct contact. There is no lasting effect. So, you cannot pretreat an area. The bugs can and do return to an area that was previously treated.
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Probably. It killed EVERY type of bug in my backyard 2 yrs ago, when I used it.
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First, Ebola is not an airborne virus, so no mask is required as a preventative. Second, this mask is a microbial preventative, but not a viral preventative as far as I know. It only filters up to .3 microns and I think most viruses are smaller than that. If you are only concerned in regard to clean-up, for example, any old mask will do. But if you are worried about catching Ebola, you just don't need a mask.
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It will kill pretty much anything you spray. I like using it on those tough to kill weeds.
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I would say definitely yes. I use this for everything to clean and disinfect.
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Others have indicated that it will filter Ebola. Why aren't haz mat suits being made of the same material? Funny, but just a thought.