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Question: I plan to spray clorox under the house for mold. Will this work?
Document: I decided to buy a full face respirator because my son and I are renovating an old house and taking out the plaster.I've always used a half face one in the past but will no longer. Amazingly enough, the full face is so much more comfortable than the half face.I will use this for now on whenever I need a face mask.One caveat, I bought a medium for myself and when my adult son tried it on it was a bit too wide so we got him a small.
I bought one of these for myself about a year before I bought this one for my fiance, so she could help with installing insulation in our attic. I've used a lot of different masks for work, hobbies and household maintenance. This is one of the most comfortable ones I've ever used.
These last a long time, and when they get trashed just peel them off and put on another one and your original plastic lens still looks brand new. I use these and my original lens is still pristine.Bottom line: If you do much woodworking, metal working, painting, yard-work, etc. get this full facemask respirator. Once you start using it, you will wonder how you ever lived without it.
When wearing this with ear-muffs it gives you a lot of confidence to get really close and personal with your work without fear of injury. We have built 2 houses as well as a current renovation where the demolition dust from plaster, concrete, fiberglass, rat nests and god-knows-what is flying thick and fast.
The major downsides are wearing this in hot weather as you will sweat quite a lot, however it does not fog up like my safety glasses which are impossible to wear in the Florida summer.You can buy various cartridges and dust filters. I use it with a VOC filter plus an additional dust pre-filter so it's great when working with any toxic organic solvents, paints, epoxy, glue, etc.
I've been using this respirator for about 5 years and combined with a set of ear-muffs it is fantastic for face, eye and respiratory protection. I use it when doing handy-man jobs, mowing on the riding mower and using the chainsaw. The problem with safety glasses is when sanding or doing jobs with a lot of dust or sand flying around the particles will get in your eye despite the glasses. This will cause eye irritation, especially if you wear contact lenses.
So, if you have a narrow face and a big nose it may not be comfortable.
Answer: no