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This respirator is designed for adult use only. This respirator is not suitable for children.
Do not use this product after the inside of the respirator is contaminated
Tested to GB2626-2006 KN95
Craftright KN95 Dust Respirator $0.40 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ Bunnings
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Which brand are you referring to? I didn't see any ten packs.
Out of stock for delivery in Sydney.
I had a confirmed click and collect order yesterday and just got canned. Someone must have grabbed the lot…:
At my local they are only allow 10 (I think) per person
I ordered 10 only without knowing there was a limit :(
At my local they are only allow 10 (I think) per person
Limits were 50 per person yesterday at my local one.
Have one on like 24x7, the only one in my family not to get omricon.
Change them daily, at a minimum
Bunnings also have clear face screen for $.05 cents
Those faceshields been out of stock since mid last year no?
Moorabbin store have facescreens
For 5c?
Why would you need a faceshield? Are you anticipating fluid strikes?
yes?
Stores say they have stock of these, but I'm yet to actually find any from the 4 stores I've gone too and asked.
Confirm that Alexandria in New South Wales does not have stock
where else can i buy k95 masks online for reasonable and cheap price? I wish there was delivery for this deal, since I could add it to my order and have it delivered. I don't live near a bunnings and it's too out of the way for me to just drive there
I bought 500 for $100 on eBay so 20c each
Legit kn95 but they stink a bit
My order was just cancelled :(
EDIT: Alexandria Sydney is out of stock
Craftright KN95 Dust Respirator
This respirator is not suitable for children.But given the name, I expect it's suitable for dogs?
These don’t look very strong. Would a cricket ball dint my loins or would they be safe behind one of these?
Buy one, try it out and report back with your findings:)
As far as the technical specs are concerned, I don't know, but .3 microns, they seal well around your face (as long as you shave) and partially collapse when you breath in, confirming the seal, they have to offer better protection to the wearer than the cheap blue "medical" masks whilst still providing protection to others from the wearer… And you can reuse them…
Normal price and not very breathable
These are designed to only work against dust of x size and nothing else.
Don't use it for any other purpose.
If it's a legitimate KN95 product that doesn't matter. The technology is the same and the filtration efficiency (assuming these masks have the electrostatic properties they're supposed to have) will filter out covid. Masks use electrostatics to catch covid viral particles, they don't just work like a sieve.
The difference between standard KN95/N95/P2 masks - often found for trade work, woodwork, welding etc. - and surgical versions is that surgical version are designed to protect against direct flow from bodily fluids towards the mask (they test this with synthetic blood). This is what the fluid resistance refers to.
If these are legit masks (n.b. Bunnings has stocked counterfeit KN95 masks before) then they will protect. If you fit correctly.
Just want to put it out there that anything with earloops you're going to need to put band aids on the top next to your nose and such to get an actual proper seal. It goes without saying that earloops KN95 with imperfect fit > surgical regardless > cloth, but still worth considering so you don't get a false sense of security.
If you want proper protection with a KN95/N95/P2 better to go with a mask with headbands, or use adhesive tape to improve the seal etc.
Aaron Collins (Aerosols engineer from the US) has done heaps of testing that can assist in finding protective masks. Worth checking out: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xdWns9gVq0vGnPons9RD…. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3fF_rzkmZD0ufN685YE7lg.
Yeah I don't know about that. Lots of fake and sub par KN95s abound. CDC estimates 60% of KN95s in US are sub par. LLoyd Armbrust even tested a few that performed worse than a pillow case.
Can't see why fake N95 wouldn't also be floating around so could easily say the same. Counterfeits are always a risk.
Everyone will probably get it at some time or another
Double and triple vaxxed should be fine with minimal symptoms
N95 can be reused up to 25 times if wash it properly using chemical substances such as ozone or hydrogen peroxide vapor.
Who the hell going to do that.. washing machine at best..
Went to local Bunnings (WA) and was told there are 3000 in stock but not for sale. Said it was for staff and people without a mask post Feb 5
Are these just another version of the fake ones Bunnings sold? https://twitter.com/kate_cole_/status/1264063097620201474 (Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists president Kate Cole)
Why would she tug the elastic once correctly (rearward force) with no breakage then apply outward force on the elastic and act surprised when they broke off?? The straps will unlikely ever be exposed to such sideward force and are designed to sustain rear pull not side pull. When tested to 10N (1Kg), the force would be applied gradually, not in a motion like she used… I've been using these for months now and not one has let go…
She's full of it mate, sorry…
They all snap if you pull hard enough
Need to cut them up to see if 5 layers etc
Not all masks are one size fits all unfortunately
"adult use" - nod nod wink wink, say no more
Good if you're sanding as per the original use
https://www.bunnings.com.au/wellcare-kn95-dust-mask-5-pack_p…
This is something I got today evening - quite a few in stock when I bought.
Went for 5pcs for $2 - found 10pcs for $2.
Mcgraths Hill Warehouse.
10pc for $2 is a good deal. Website says 5pc for $2 though. Was it the same model and manfuacturer?
Yes…just pack was for 10 pcs. Even bunnings guy who guided me to the stack kept entrance for clearance - called up someone and kept few aside - after realising its 10 pcs not 5.
It still says in stock item.
Anyone else buying N95 instead, what masks are you buying (any in shops located in WA)?
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The KN95 standard requires the manufacturer name to be printed on the mask itself. These don't have it, therefore the manufacturer, Bunnings are all misleading customers that this mask meets KN95 requirements. It's such a obvious thing, if they didn't bother to do that, they probably didn't pay attention to the other details required including particle filtration efficiency. It also reflects badly on the Bunnings procurement department. Craftright is their private label and they clearly did little to no due diligence on what the KN95 standard requires.
The KN95 ones I saw in Bunnings had “Non Medical” printed on the outside of the box. Yes N95 is our accepted standard but this disclaimer statement on the box was enough for me to be a bit suss of the quality. I think a lot of average Joes will just see the N95 bit of the KN95 and buy these assuming it’s the same. For those that buy them let’s just hope these ones are at least made that they will perform better than the blue ones.
I don't think Bunning is going to be selling KN95 masks that aren't them .
I had no problems buying 35 of them today before if the govt has brains tries to enforce N95/KN96 minimum use rather than all the dog shit ones being used now .I would believe so as well….else Bunnings must have provided for huge cost in suits following a product that din't meet the labled standard - that might cost someone a life.
I would like to know from someone - if what I understand is wrong about Bunnings not selling quality products as per label.
Bunning are selling non-compliant "KN95s". KN95 requires the manufacturer be printed on the mask. The craftright masks do not - therefore it is not a real KN95
I had an order from the 12th (2 days before this post) and it's been refunded. I came across this by accident as I had no email notification of the cancelled order.
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Found the ones in the ten pack fit better. These ones are the same as the ones in the five pack and have the nose clip on the outside.