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    just came back from the hospital, guys wear your respirator!! I was molding stuff for the dash, I've been doing glass work for over 20 years, and was never hit like this, I guess they changed something in the resin, probably due to the EPA, I was dizzy and falling down, and the whole deal. Got oxygen, poked and tested and sent home, could have been much worse. The point is you never know how chemicals will affect you, being a tough guy and not wearing a mask won't make any difference, it can affect you just as bad,



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    sorry to hear that lost I hope you feel better and that yooure up and running around again. get well soon and dont scare us noobs like that again we need a veteran like you around dont try going anywhere on us.

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    Re: wear your respirator

    yeah i love my 3m mask...only paid like 18 bucks

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    bad cough still and terrible headache http://www.hpa.org.uk/web/HPAwebFile.../1202115635435

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    Re: wear your respirator

    Wanna be tough, you had better be hard.

    Glad you are okay, hard lesson learned.
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    Re: wear your respirator

    I had to go to ER myself week before. Just couldnt stop coughing and down to my knees and then when it stopped I could not take in air for 30 seconds to a minute. It got to happening five times on the hour and I said hell with this. Just a common cold turned into severe bronchial spasms, once that happens the lungs get over sensative and it takes prednisone to get it to stop. I hate taking that shit.
    Yes by all means use your respiratory safety guidelines with all products recommending such, it may not affect you now but for later in life it could compromise the strength of your choker.

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    Re: wear your respirator

    well doofus here has a good respirator, but was being too lazy to walk back into the house to get it.

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    Re: wear your respirator

    i always use my respirator

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    Re: wear your respirator

    similar just happened to me the other night too. ...making something out of pvc the other night in my basement and was breathing in a ton of those pvc primer/cleaner/glue fumes and started feeling really crappy. I went upstairs for some fresh air, a beverage and a quick snack and even the food/drink tasted like shit because of all the fumage ...not going to do that again.

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    Re: wear your respirator

    Quote Originally Posted by lostforawhile View Post
    well doofus here has a good respirator, but was being too lazy to walk back into the house to get it.
    That would be me. I guess I really should put them everytime I work on this kind of stuff from now on.

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    Re: wear your respirator

    If you wear a respirator how do you get high from it then =/.... not that i would do that or anything....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Civic Accord Honda View Post
    If you wear a respirator how do you get high from it then =/.... not that i would do that or anything....
    those kind of fumes aren't what you want to get high on.

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    Re: wear your respirator

    ive used 3m ones all the time , they get a lot of the bigger particles but still you will get the smell of solvents from glue/paint ect. The BEST type of respirator is the clean air type that connects to an air line or a small filter with a blower motor.

    the 3m type i use:

    the clean air type im talking about , its like a bee keeps mask bulky awkward and pain to use, but hell you wont have to worry about breathing any bad stuff in


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    Re: wear your respirator

    I know about the clean air type, but unless you are doing this every single day, it's hard to come up with the money for something like that. this is what I have, I paid about 50 bucks for mine, I have a matching one for my wife too, took weeks to have it ordered in small.

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    Re: wear your respirator

    I use an MSA dual cartridge respirator with AM/FM activated cartridges. They are good for ammonia, fluorine, phosgene, vapours and particulate. They also absorb solvent gases and other "bad stuff" when within their specified lifespan. You can stick a lit cigarette in front of it and not even smell it.

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    Re: wear your respirator

    DAmn lost. WTF you should know better. My bro would just had it to me...no questions ask....LOL why wouldnt you where one. NOW that your got chilie saused faced you want to use ONE LOL. well good to hear your oright bro....PLEASE becareful.


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    this is interesting, some test data using an organic cartridge respirator with a HEPA filter, I assume they mean the prefilter. the HEPA filter seems to be the difference http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/isocyanates/mdi/mdi.html

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    Re: wear your respirator

    Quote Originally Posted by lostforawhile View Post
    those kind of fumes aren't what you want to get high on.
    haha i was kidding lol butane ftw tho!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Civic Accord Honda View Post
    haha i was kidding lol butane ftw tho!
    all of those inhalants can do serious damage, and fast. I really hope you are kidding on the butane

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    Re: wear your respirator

    Quote Originally Posted by lostforawhile View Post
    all of those inhalants can do serious damage, and fast. I really hope you are kidding on the butane
    ive done it a few times with AXE but decided 2 minutes of fun is really not worth killing tons of brain cels , dont want to end up talking like ozzy now

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    Please be careful Lost. You have enough fun already. No need to go looking for more. Hope your feeling better.
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