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Not surprsing. I'll also mask (N95, yeah something with a carbon filter would be even better) for the heavy stuff and always go fragrance-free if possible, whic
by TylerE 3y ago
Not surprsing. I'll also mask (N95, yeah something with a carbon filter would be even better) for the heavy stuff and always go fragrance-free if possible, which is something the article mentions.
- nicolas_t 3y agoI do the same (gloves, n95, plastic glasses to protect the eyes) plus honestly I’ve always been very bothered by any sort of artificial fragrances.
- namibj 3y agoThere are smog masks from Asia where it's almost needed to be outside in many major metro areas; they use a cloth carrier with a laminated inlay of N95-like particle and activated carbon VOC filtering.
- graeme 3y agoUnfortunately N95s don’t stop VOCs in the slightest, as VOCs aren’t particulates. The best option is to turn on the bathroom fan and open a window, or use activated carbon.