Dust Mask for Nose - Nose Filter Dust Blocker, Disposable Breathable Woodworking, Lawn Mowing, Construction

How am I just now learning about this? I have to admit, I was skeptical at first but wow, this thing works surprisingly well. I work in interior construction where there's constant dust and I HATE wearing masks. The straps always break and it's impossible to breathe with those things on. This product is perfect, it's light and easy to breathe through, it's like you're not even wearing a mask at all, and it really does block out the dust, it's very effective. The only con may be that you might have to swap them out every couple of days depending on how much dust you're working in, but I'm fine with that, I do the same with regular masks anyway. And these are really inexpensive to replace. Even if you're skeptical, for the price, it's definitely worth a try.

It's good for protecting your nostrils from dust

They had a terrible smell at first, which gave me pause to breathe in whatever chemical I was smelling. Immediately got a headache. Let them air out for an hour or so and the smell faded quite a bit. So far, they fit nicely...and blocked the sawdust I tried them with...so they do work for my use. We'll see how they hold up. I see similar products for so much cheaper so hopefully these are actually a higher quality and last for a bit of time each.

I used it for welding so none of those fumes in my nose turning my mucus black. A tiny bit still went through, overall worked great. However part of the reason is the foam is a little too thick, hard to breathe with sometimes I caught myself breathing through my mouth, which is worse inhaling those fine directly to my lungs, instead having them get caught by the mucus itself.

I was bummed out when I first tried the Micro Dust Mask Nose filters and they didn't fit / function to filter when inhaling air through my nose. They are too small and the air just slips on by. I then had my wife and 6 neighbors also attempt to use and only 1 person said that the nasal filters fit well enough and was working, ( a 12 year old female that is half Asian and half Vietnamese) but made her feel like she couldn't breath-in except through her mouth. So, I'm going to have to give these a 1 star.

First, they say in the description these are for larger particles like dust. They do not work on fumes. As for the size, I have smaller nostrils and they do fit me good. When you put something in your nose, you will restrict airflow. But these don't restrict them that much. I have asthma and I can breathe just fine. I do have bad allergies. Highly allergic to dust amongst other things. And I do get allergy shots. I love to use these dusting the house, working in the garden, and mowing the grass. These aren't HEPA rated but I feel a huge difference when I use them. Like 90% better. If I forget to use these doing the tasks noted above I am in bed for at least 3 days. I highly recommend these for appropriate applications.

I work in facilities/maintenance in a very old and incredibly dusty warehouse. I am slogging through piles of dust every day and have had to buy a nose and sinus cleaner to get the dust out after work everyday. It is disgusting. These things are perfect for what I do. Normal masks don't fit well or get really hot and annoying to wear especially since I do a lot of physical work which makes me sweat buckets. Or they just don't seal well and dust gets in anyways. I will say, they take some getting use to, and can be very suffocating feeling at first. Definitely takes an adjustment. I've had to consciously remind myself I can breathe through them. When I first put them in I caught myself breathing through my mouth. Honestly, it's better than blowing black and blue boogies everyday. Kind of glad they're disposable too since they can get a little snotty hahaha.

Tried these out in place of my usual half face respirator with a N99 filter while mowing 4 acres in hope of something decently effective and more comfortable. These are not it. While not painful to wear in my experience, they are decently challenging to breath and more so than the 3M N99 filters on my respirator. Given how much they impacted airflow through my nose I anticipated them having caught the majority of the dust thrown up from mowing. The black to brown snot I blew out my nose after mowing was a disappointing testament to how poorly these filter; better than just nose hair but not even as good as a cheap surgical mask.

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