[Frameworks] Respirators

[Jules]

Sarah is right, you must use a hazmat like thing that has a pair of charcoal filters that then must be changed every fre hours depending on the concentrations of fumes in the air. . Best to vent the room using a strong fan as well.  
Julie


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Hi Lyndsay,
Not sure if this respirator is effective against chemical off-gas.  Could
even make things worse, as it's made to filter particles and not gas.
I always thought you needed respirators with attachable filters, like
these<http://www.amazon.com/3M-Products-intermittent-construction-transportation/dp/B004E2KPTG/ref=sr_1_5?s=office-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1312665840&sr=1-5>
.
Anybody know for sure?
Sarah Buccheri
Milwaukee