Dust Mask for Nose - Nose Filter Dust Blocker, Disposable Breathable Woodworking, Lawn Mowing, Construction

I work construction so constantly being exposed to dust when I put these in they filter out everything and I can breathe better.

First, they say in the description these are for larger particles like dust. They do not work on fumes. As for the size, I have smaller nostrils and they do fit me good. When you put something in your nose, you will restrict airflow. But these don't restrict them that much. I have asthma and I can breathe just fine. I do have bad allergies. Highly allergic to dust amongst other things. And I do get allergy shots. I love to use these dusting the house, working in the garden, and mowing the grass. These aren't HEPA rated but I feel a huge difference when I use them. Like 90% better. If I forget to use these doing the tasks noted above I am in bed for at least 3 days. I highly recommend these for appropriate applications.

Good idea and great for small jobs but if your doing a lot of moving around it kind of restricts your breathing and if there is a lot of particulate in the air they don't hold up very well but normal home shop setting they would be perfect

Nowhere near as comfortable as the description makes it seem, it goes awkwardly straight up your nose and feels like it’s immediately drying your nostrils up, like the same feeling you’d get if you shove a Q-tip up your nostril. Additionally, it makes breathing exceptionally harder, and anytime you exhale with regular force, it completely pops out of your nose, let alone if you exhale a little harder, say, from the fact your breathing is being directly obstructed by it. All this difficulty isn’t justified by the fact that is not rated for any real dust protection at all. You are way better off using any conventional N95 mask, or even those regular common masks everyone used during COVID. The system would not let me return this, quickest waste of $10 I’ve had in a while. While the concept is cool, it’s poorly executed here. It’s inherently difficult to make something you shove up your nostrils comfortable, so I can’t say I’m too surprised.

I used it for welding so none of those fumes in my nose turning my mucus black. A tiny bit still went through, overall worked great. However part of the reason is the foam is a little too thick, hard to breathe with sometimes I caught myself breathing through my mouth, which is worse inhaling those fine directly to my lungs, instead having them get caught by the mucus itself.

It's good for protecting your nostrils from dust

These things trap a lot of dust

I work in facilities/maintenance in a very old and incredibly dusty warehouse. I am slogging through piles of dust every day and have had to buy a nose and sinus cleaner to get the dust out after work everyday. It is disgusting. These things are perfect for what I do. Normal masks don't fit well or get really hot and annoying to wear especially since I do a lot of physical work which makes me sweat buckets. Or they just don't seal well and dust gets in anyways. I will say, they take some getting use to, and can be very suffocating feeling at first. Definitely takes an adjustment. I've had to consciously remind myself I can breathe through them. When I first put them in I caught myself breathing through my mouth. Honestly, it's better than blowing black and blue boogies everyday. Kind of glad they're disposable too since they can get a little snotty hahaha.

Those who work all day in dust. Must have it

Very good product Wash & again use Use it on wet condition

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