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AO Safety 95190 Woodworker's Respirator |  | Brand: AO Safety
Category: Home Improvement
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Rating:  76 reviews
Sales Rank: 14386
Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 8.6 x 6.9 x 3.8
MPN: 95190
Model: 95190
UPC: 078371951900
EAN: 0078371951900
ASIN: B0000BYE9Q
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| Features:
| • | Respirator designed for woodworking use | | • | Soft rubber face piece for comfort with two exhalation valves for easy breathing | | • | Also use for working with plastic, metal, fiberglass, or drywall | | • | Includes two easy-to-clean, easy-to-replace N95 filters | | • | N95 filters are replaceable for economical and repeated use |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The AOSafety woodworker's respirator weighs less than five ounces and features a soft rubber face piece with two exhalation valves to make breathing comfortable and easy. Ideal for woodworking projects, this mask is also recommended for protection when working with plastic, metal, fiberglass, or drywall. The N95 filters are easy to clean and disassemble, making filter replacement a snap.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 76
 Does the Job Well December 4, 2009
James Ryan (Northern California, USA)
I have been using this mask for a year or so. It's as comfortable as I could ask for, not that I like having something strapped to my face :). I can feel the resistance to my breathing, but it's really not bad. There are no leaks that I notice. It's also durable. I put it on and off frequently and occasionally drop it - no problems. I do notice that one of the exhaust valves is usually stuck when I put the mask on, but I just put one hand over the other valve, blow out a puff of air, and it's good to go.
Wonderful Dust Respirator November 1, 2009
J. Eaton (Pennsylvania)
This is a great product that, apparently, is no longer supported by AO Safety/AeAro/3M. I have not been able to find replacement filters.
Excellent dust respirator August 21, 2009
Chris A. Desselles (Denham Springs, LA USA)
Although I do a bit of woodworking, I originally purchased this respirator in 1998 for use while cutting my lawn (helps me with dust and pollen - no sinus problems afterwards). It got heavy use as I must cut my 1 acre lawn at least weekly during growing season here in the deep south. I finally retired it a few weeks ago after a long and hard search for an EXACT replacement. I found it to be both rugged yet very comfortable. It mad a good seal around my mouth and nose, even with my moustache. Filters are easy to change and the whole mask is washable. If it had not been for the rubber head strap finally deteriorating, I would still be using it after 11 years. I am very please that the new replacement has a better grade of rubber for the head strap. I'm looking forward to seeing if I can't break that 11 year record. AO Safety 95190 Woodworker's Respirator
Don't do dusty projects without this mask. August 11, 2009
E. Orchowski (NY)
The mask is a lung saver; do not think that the disposable masks at the box stores do the job of protecting your health. The price of a good mask is incidental compared to the damage even casual dusty conditions can do. This mask comfortably seals to allow only filtered breathing--a feat that the dainty masks at the box stores simply does not do.
Inexpensive safety product July 22, 2009
Retro (Montana)
I bought this respirator at the peak of the H1N1 Swine flu scare. The filter included in this respirator is a NIOSH certified N95 filter, which is the recommended standard used by health care professionals. The dust masks that people tend to wear to ward off virus are virtually useless at preventing disease, other than to stop you from putting your hands near your mouth or nose. This is an inexpensive option to actually provide some protection, if you are so inclined.
I am also a handy man and have used it in the garage while doing some cutting/sanding projects. I find that it fills with dust very quickly, but this is encouraging as the filter is clearly doing its job. I also have a twin cartridge 95115 respirator from AO Safety, which I prefer when working around the garage, as it has two filters, and therefore clogs a little less quickly.
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