What about use in a commercial plane? Would it be possible to use at the same time the oxygen mask that comes down from above our heads?
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Although bulky, there is no problem carrying this aboard a commercial flight. Just be sure to keep it in a case or backpack by your feet so you'll have it handy in an emergency. The drop-down oxygen masks will not fit over this hood, but then the drop-down masks are intended for a loss of cabin pressure and I doubt they will even function if the cabin is filled with smoke. After all, if there is a fire, the last thing you would want around is oxygen. Use this hood to help survive a cabin fire or crash.
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its too big for a plane. I have it for at home. if I was on a plane and the masks popped out, id go for the oxygen. if plane is on ground and there's smoke id use the mask and try to exit the plane.
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Short answer is yes, mostly after the plane lands and if there is smoke in the cabin. That all said while on a plane you should use the drop down mask first so that you do not pass out in an emergency and use this once on the ground. If there is cabin pressure drop on an airplane then this will not help since you still need oxygen to be pumped for you not to pass out.
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No. It fits like a standard dust respirator you get at the hardware stone. There are some products for fire escape that have a bag that goes over your head. You could probably fit the oxygen mask and hose under one of these. They are also much easier to carry as they come in a slim pouch.
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No, I don't think it's possible...The best use for this mask is when you combine it with some facial devise such as: ultrasound, light therapy, radio frequency..Nelly
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Definitely! But keep in mind that the mask is the same size as a human head. It's made of a very durable and pliable material (I believe it's latex rubber) and the mouth can easily be manipulated from inside to give the illusion of lip movement, but the operator would need to keep himself hidden.
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No, I would disagree with jlk2k4. It's not overkill. If you look at ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3084482/table/t1-ijerph-08-00613/ ) for list of cigarette smoke ingredients, some of them require an ammonia filter. However, some compounds you just can't filter out and require a "supplied air" unit (think old school submarine suit with oxygen fed through a tube). So unless you can afford a SA unit, model 60926 is probably your best bet. Note: I'm not an expert, but extensively researched this myself as I'm purchasing a mask for the same purposes.
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I doubt it. It is just a thin carbon filter. Plus the mask doesn't conform tightly. I have a gap under my chin. It is ok for dust, but I wouldn't trust it for anything else. For health reasons alone, I'd go with a more serious mask.
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I do not know. It may vary from airline to airline. I would check with the company you are flying with. You may be able to take it if you are prescribed O2 even if it is full(???) -Dave
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Yes, of course! As long as you have the oxygen bar on, the field is wide open as to what you can do while using it! :)
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Well, I guess the answer to that would depend on how you wear the breathing piece. I hold it right in front of my mouth or nose, so I get a good hit compared to just wearing it loosely. You can buy face masks for it which would increase the amount of oxygen you get a good bit I would imagine. All I can tell you really is that I like mine a lot. I have asthma, and after a bad attack, my colour is off and I feel drained. After using the oxygen bar, my colour returns more to normal, and I feel much, much, much better. It also helps when I have a headache, or just drained in general.
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Yes you can...they work very well for a lot of situations...anytime you have trouble getting air though your nose
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You can use the pictured product in a greenhouse. It is a bacteria, so probably not a bad idea to use a mask/respirator during application. I wear a mask and turn the air circulation off.
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I wouldn't think so. The face mask would not fit under the helmet nor would you be able to move it.
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It should be used ALWAYS, ozone charged air is safe to breath. This equipment, although is named "High Density", it does not create and unsafe ambience.
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I'm sure they make masks big enough to use with it but typically... You would need a face shield I think. As far as vapors being filtered out, yes it would do it. As far as full face protection and vision protection? I would look elsewhere. The silicone could probably be easily damaged by sparks.
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You would need to check the manufacturer's website. From a compatibility perspective, it's all about the lid on the reservoir, or an adaptor for the hose inlet - so that the ozone can flow through the machine, hose, and in to the compartment that holds the mask.
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I'm not sure. I would assume that you could but why would you want to when the cloth or paper one's are much more comfortable. Plus the sweat may build up and get a little warm while you are exercising. PS. One person said that breathing was restricted but that would depend on what kind of filter you bought for it.I hope this helps.
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Hey CrazyMom: To protect the kids on planes, you need to use "surgical" masks. 3M's industrial masks are designed to filter out industrial by-products rather than biological species. You should know better than that to protect your kids.
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I used this product in the interior sheathing of my roof. I created an air space with 2 in styrafoam strips...don't see why that wouldn't work in your scenario...just need it to breathe a bit....jmho