when do you need to dispose of a mask and start wearing a new one? Every day?
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We don't wear our mask every day. We change them when they are visibly dirty and get hard to breathe through. If you are wearing them for hours every day, yes change them every day!
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I usually wear one for about 60 to 90 days when the smoke is bad here. So I would say for everyday use about 90 days, smokey about 60 days, and when it is REALLY bad 45 days at most. This is advice from someone with breathing problems, so please adjust accordingly...
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Not everyday. Mostly I only wear for a short while. I only change it when the mask is visibly dirty and that can mean days.
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Yes everyday. have a program to run for 7 minutes from 11:30 to 11 :37 a.m. My CPAP machine uses a heated humidifier so I drain,dry, and wipe off/out the tank before using the so clean device.I've been using this machine for over a year now and am very satisfied with the results.
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Hi Dina, I stored my mask back in the original packaging and into a large plastic zip lock and stored in a cool place (cabinet). It stores really well...without drying out the mask.
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I didn't wear it when I did my first one because it was really really windy out there blowing all the dust away from me. However, upon seeing the fine dust, I went in and pull out a N95 mask and put it on when doing the other side. I guess you won't die from doing without it unless you do it for a living, but I will try to avoid breathing that in if I can.
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I still wash mine mask and hose about once a month to remove skin oils and other things that may collect. The ozone O3 will not remove dirt and oils it just kills the bacteria and virus that can and will build up.
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You could use it longer but you are taking a risk with the filter system not properly doing its job. Think of it like your home water filter, sure you can reuse but the water starts to taste different. 40 hours is a long time in this mask. An hour feels like an eternity.
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Bag and filter replacement will depend on the user's lifestyle. If you have children and/or pets and you vacuum daily, you will probably need to replace your bag every couple weeks. No kids or pets means replacement at two months.
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I bought replacements w the vacuum but I haven't had to use them yet. Instead when I go to empty the vacuum, I also clean out the filter (I use gloves and a face mask, I def wouldn't do it without those things).Otherwise, I'd probably switch it out every month or so (I use it to vacuum my studio).
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N95 masks are technically single use masks. You should dispose of it after you take it off your face.
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If it still works, then no need to replace it. I have a mitten 3 years old which I use for my face as it has softened considerably. It does a brilliant job and I will not be throwing it out for a long time yet. Yes, it is beginning to look like a dog's breakfast, but I don't care :-)
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if you have acne and u are breaking out, limit the use to once a day..you don't need to get all the chemicals running throughout your skin too much.
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Well I wash my face morning and night and leave it on throughout the day and overnight. It's a good soother for irritated skin so I like to leave it on for as long as possible. It just sinks into your skin.
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Every other day, or as direct by your beautician. Sometimes I use it everyday.
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Not really sure I've used the one you mention. I do know that this has been a perfect replacement for the previous one. I've had it for nearly a year now, and there has been little if any degradation or loss of seal. I have had to tighten the mask a bit since I first got it, but it has held up better than the original.
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Not really. The paper bags tend to "spit" a little when you take them out just from the bag shifting and air coming out. If the stuff you're vacuuming up is that bad, you should be wearing a respirator as well regardless. Also, they do sell a different kind of bag for use when vacuuming toxic materials...it's basically the same brown paper bag but within a black plastic bag as well that then has a sealable mouth for proper disposal. I haven't used it before but I suspect you'll still have the same problem when removing/swapping it out. Best bet, get the plastic bag and wear a respirator as well. Good luck. Not really. The paper bags tend to "spit" a little when you take them out just from the bag shifting and air coming out. If the stuff you're vacuuming up is that bad, you should be wearing a respirator as well regardless. Also, they do sell a different kind of bag for use when vacuuming toxic materials...it's basically the same brown paper bag but within a black plastic bag as well that then has a sealable mouth for proper disposal. I haven't used it before but I suspect you'll still have the same problem when removing/swapping it out. Best bet, get the plastic bag and wear a... » Read More Not really. The paper bags tend to "spit" a little when you take them out just from the bag shifting and air coming out. If the stuff you're vacuuming up is that bad, you should be wearing a respirator as well regardless. Also, they do sell a different kind of bag for use when vacuuming toxic materials...it's basically the same brown paper bag but within a black plastic bag as well that then has a sealable mouth for proper disposal. I haven't used it before but I suspect you'll still have the same problem when removing/swapping it out. Best bet, get the plastic bag and wear a respirator as well. Good luck. « Show Less
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I don't no I haven't used the mask that much. just a guess I think it would be replaceable . sorry that's best answer I can give you good luck vernon
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I change mine every 6 months. I have pets. You may be able to go longer if you don't have pets.