will these filter out bleach vapors ?
1018098
sorry, I used it for painting so I don't know how it works with bleach. May want to check out 3M web site, good luck.
1018099
I tried these filters with bleach and did not smell anything so they seem to work with it; however, I don't really know if this "smell test" can be considered very scientific.
1018100
I don't think it keeps out smells, since I smell the wood I'm cutting. I can smell finishes that I use. It might filter out some of the smell and allow you to work and use the bleach??
1018101
These 6001 cartridges are not rated for chlorine vapor compounds. Chlorine bleach is not an organic compound. The 3M cartridge 6003 is rated for some chlorine compounds. You should only take safety advice from reputable sources.
1018102
They have worked great on everything I have used them for, but have not used them for handling bleach. I will poor out some bleach tonight and check it out. I will let you know tomorrow.
1018103
Bleach is organic; should work fine. They work well for Xylene so should be no issue with Bleach. Check back what Allen C. says with his tryout.
163646
I do not think so. They are vented for antifogging so chemical fumes and gases will come in.
1831736
Yes, but you won't need them right away. The filters are effective for quite a long while are not very expensive. By the way, this is a terrific vacuum cleaner. Powerful and very quiet.
466654
The short answer is no. These filters fit into holders that are approx. 82mm wide. Sorry.
1466109
I would think so. While wearing these filters, I cannot smell smoke or paint fumes while working with and grinding metal etc.
523812
None, you must choose the type of filters based on your specific ned, such as dust, organic vapors, etc.
917551
Yep. They just create a large surface area for the bennificial bacteria to live on. They are pretty large though. Make sure you measure your filter and get the right size for your specific application.
1639560
No. These are strictly particulate (i.e., 'dust') filters and provide no protection from organic or inorganic vapors. Google "Selection Guide for 3M Reusable Respirators" for recommendations.
379725
These go into the filter. If you use only these you are not getting rid of the pollutants and waste. Good for bio filtration though.
1353183
You would have to ask the manufacturer of the filters for that info.....I'm just a consumer :)
2280689
These are particulate filters...they would screen out some of the fine particles, but none of the toxic gases. Plus, you will find a social cost associated with wearing (the mask that mounts) these filters to work. I wear my mask with these filters for when I mow/mulch the yard...they do a good job of keeping yard dust out of my lungs.
1967092
Not from this listing . . .these filters fit BlueAir 200/300 air purification systems
2247834
I am no expert but I think what you are asking is about the outer plastic disk that these slide into. The outer disk can be reused with these filters. Hope this helps!
182735
No...The filter is cardboard all the way around. They work fine as a Honeywell replacement.
1057627
Yes, I believe so. When I bought them they were in the honeywell box and had the plastic vacuumed sealed on the filters.
1413600
no, these are food grade / have had no problems at all. I would still boil and filter after sitting a long while anyway. as you fill, pour a couple caps of Bleach in with it
1195311
With a properly fitted / sized mask, these filters should do the job perfectly! Using a pair adaptors with the dust filters to stack over these filters' inlets should prolong their use life by capturing most of the actual paint mist droplets before they ever get to this quality vapor/fume stopper. Most claim that with the #6001 in use, you don't smell anything...not a trace!