the propper respirator types not the paper ones.
the one i currently have is actually...... fairly old.. time to atleast replace the filters if not the full mask. any prefered masks or suppliers?
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thats the one ive got, ive checked and i cant buy a new one just yet however i can get replacement filters from the washington branch so not too far from me really. ill just do that and ive cleaned the mask fo the time being. the old filters were well past their use by date. theyre in the bin now like
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Have been using one of these for a few months:
https://www.screwfix.com/p/trend-stealt ... -p3r/346fh
At first I felt that It wasn't fitting perfectly around my face but it seems to have moulded itself to my big head.
It's comfortable to wear for prolonged periods but it sometimes seems to push my glasses slightly upwards, (That might be the aforementioned big head ).
Peter Millard has a review of it on his YouTube channel.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/trend-stealt ... -p3r/346fh
At first I felt that It wasn't fitting perfectly around my face but it seems to have moulded itself to my big head.
It's comfortable to wear for prolonged periods but it sometimes seems to push my glasses slightly upwards, (That might be the aforementioned big head ).
Peter Millard has a review of it on his YouTube channel.
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I have the Force 8 , The Trend and the GVS Elipse . I find the Elipse the best as it doesn't steam up my specs as much. I have a 60cm head so some don't give me the seal I require.