Will this work to protect against N-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone, dioxane, and benzene?
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NO. Do not use these. These will NOT PROTECT YOU FROM ORGANIC VAPORS. They are only meant to filter out an odor that would be safe to breathe without the filter. Hence the label "Nuisance Filter". Crazy and confusing. You need a properly designed filter for those dangerous chemicals and a website forum is not the place to get that information. You should contact 3M directly.
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This filter is for "particulates" i.e. particles. In other words, DUST.It does not filter vapors i.e. GAS. You need a gas filter to filter out vapor/gas. The charcoal in these filters helps to eliminate odors and that makes working in smelly environments more comfortable; however, it does not actually filter out any vapors or gases--it just reduces the smell.
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if your looking for vapor protection look at the 3m 6001 organic vapor cartrige.
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I have received no formal training, but it is my understanding that this filter is only approved to protect from particulates (including petroleum products), but not from any vapors. It should provide basic relief to lessen the exposure to organic vapors (like benzene), but it's not designed to be protect against high levels of any vapors. I would suggest you look into other 3M cartridges that offer full organic vapor protection. You may also want to seek advice from someone with formal training regarding respirators.
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To help you out I sprayed some on a strip of white pine. I held it over the gas burner on my stove. It offers some protection. Just how long it would hold up, I don't know? Lee
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It should work. It stop the heater from getting a white powder on the burners.
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It does prevent oxidation. I have no idea about UV protection though. I used it on an application that is exposed to water every day, but is indoors.
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Protects buildings and homes from explosive levels of Natural Gas (methane) and Liquid Propane Gas (LP)
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I am not a chemist but I use it everywhere it is needed. Carpets, sinks, tile floors, etc. Never had a problem. If you are asking if it would be effective in killing mold, mildew, etc. then I would give you a strong yes.
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Hi, I bought this for cooking. This really works for preventing the smoke. But I don't think I will work for smells.
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I' am probably not qualified to answer that question but if it was me I would probably give it a try. the great thing about this product is that it is not petroleum based and does not distort rubber products like 0-rings
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I've used Benzarid for pressure washing. It also has a mildewcide in it so it will help prevent future mold and mildew growth in the future. Great product.
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Sorry, I have no idea. I haven't used mine yet because it is unsuited for transferring caustic liquids. Your newsprint idea sounds reasonable except that gasoline would still soak through and smell like, well, gasoline - not the same as Chanel #5 or Brut. It seems unlikely that any container would be able to keep that odor in unless hermetically sealed. Not sure it's worth the cost.Hope you have success in resolving this. I'd be glad to hear about it when you do.
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Ozium is not a long term answer for your situation. It won't remove smoke odor from walls, etc. It is a great product for removing odors when they are there (preventing them from sticking to walls). Hope this helps!
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You can use with almost any chemical but you need to use respirator heavy gloves and protective clothing but this works great to get a thick even application
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This particular cartridge is designed for organic solvents and works well for paint and lacquer fumes as well as those used in ABS and PVC glue although I don't what particular chemical you are dealing with I think this cartridge is the most likely to work for you looking at the 3M site. see this site: http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/npgd0492.html It suggests that petroleum distillates are considered organic solvents.
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As long as the acid did not damage the contacts or the components within the unit it should work.
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Absolutely. It was formulated to protect expensive, historical furniture and objects of art (as in museums) in Great Britain. Keep in mind the container is very small, however a little seems to go a long way.
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The gentleman is wrong, it keeps debris out and keeps the sun from burning off the chemicals. We use less chemicals by having a cover. Go for it.
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I would assume so. We use this for oxalic acid when bleaching wood and have had no problems. Before purchasing I googled "DuPont Viton seals " and found what they are resistant to. For the price, we are very happy with this sprayer!