Reddit reviews 3M R6023 Paint Respirator Supply Kit, Includes 1 pair 6001 cartridges, 1 pair 501 retainers, and 2 pair 5P71 filters
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For workplace/occupational applications onlyProvides at least 95% filtration efficiency against solid and liquid aerosols including oils in additional to using it to help protect against certain organic vaporsSwept back cartridges are positioned to enhance visibilityEach respirator kit contains 1 pair of 6001 cartridges, 1 pair of 501 retainers and 2 pair of 5P71 filtersNIOSH approved: OV/P95
3M R6023, keeps out the rattle can fumes as well.
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I made a thread about this in another subreddit and got some good responses from u/yogabagabbedlygook who lives in the West - where we typically have our forest fires:
>I use 3M 7000 series Half-face Respirator, it's the top of the line model and is only about ~$30 US with filters if you get a good package deal.
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>I've used a few different filters and there are notable differences and exactly what you would expect. The big bulky OV/P95 Cartridges impact breathing the most, the 3M 2297 P100 filters are a significant improvement in ease of breathing, and lastly the 3M Advanced 2291 P100 filters are the least impactful as their are purposely designed for ease of breathing. I started with them in that order and have transitioned to the 2291 filters, a vast improvement and likely more than adequate for pollution considerations. The OV/P95 Cartridges are overkill and are what professional painters and chemists use, plus they're more expensive.
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>Yes, you will get lots of condensation buildup, but I don't find that to be too problematic.
Ah, good question. I use 3M 7000 series Half-face Respirator, it's the top of the line model and is only about ~$30 US with filters if you get a good package deal.
I've used a few different filters and there are notable differences and exactly what you would expect. The big bulky OV/P95 Cartridges impact breathing the most, the 3M 2297 P100 filters are a significant improvement in ease of breathing, and lastly the 3M Advanced 2291 P100 filters are the least impactful as their are purposely designed for ease of breathing. I started with them in that order and have transitioned to the 2291 filters, a vast improvement and likely more than adequate for pollution considerations. The OV/P95 Cartridges are overkill and are what professional painters and chemists use, plus they're more expensive.
Yes, you will get lots of condensation buildup, but I don't find that to be too problematic.