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Steve-O
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024
I use a half-mask respirator when using isopropyl alcohol to clean 3D resin prints and with these, I can't smell a thing. That said, you should be sure to maintain a good seal on your respirator, but otherwise, on their own they seem to work well. They fit my respirator and sealed as well as the brand name variants. The price on these is also reasonable. I'd gladly pick these up again, and it's nice to have a less expensive alternative.
Fox Workshop
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024
I got these respirator filters for family members to use in their estate sale business while setting up estate sales and performing cleanouts of houses. Many of the houses have been unoccupied for some time and can be very dirty and dusty.I don't know that I would trust them for use against some of the more noxious and potentially deadly fumes the manufacturer claims them to work for. They work fine for dust, but they let through some burning smells like if I overheat wood I'm cutting.
H. Ho
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024
Smoke has very small particulate that DOES make it past P100 filters and these performed as expected. I work, on occaisional, in a smoky room.These performed as expected and did a great job minimizing smokey particulate in enclosed areas. Best of all, these did not emit any kind.of smell or odor of its own.The cartriges are very similar to the 3M ones and seem perform just as well. I'm really pleased with how well these worked.
Michael Bradford
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024
Uncomfortable but effective
Daily review
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024
These are good aftermarket filters for my 3M respirator. I have a half-mask and these attach with a good seal and seem to do the job. These are an upgrade to the non-cartridge filters that came with my mask. Before I use them on harsher chemicals, I tested with various household cleaners and white vinegar. I couldn't smell the products even when holding them right next to the breather vents on the cartridge, so I knew it was working. I use these with my oxalic acid vaporizer when treating beehives for varroa mites.I did a leak test by covering the vents with my hands, and these were airtight. They clicked into place nicely, and I have no qualms about using these for their rated purpose.
JGB Consulting
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024
I recently purchased this vacuum-packed pack of respirator filters, and I'm quite satisfied with its features. The size is a perfect fit for my brand-name respirator, and the overall build quality is impressive. It's worth noting that these filters come in pairs, providing convenience for replacement.According to the manufacturer, these filters are designed to protect against a range of substances, including organic vapors, ammonia, methylamine, chlorine, chloride acid, chlorine dioxide, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, formaldehyde, and hydrogen fluoride. They are effective against both non-oil and oil particulates.However, it's important to mention that I couldn't find any testing or certification information for these filters. Due to this uncertainty, I would exercise caution and refrain from using them around potentially deadly vapors. While the product appears to be well-made and suitable for various applications, the lack of certification information raises some concerns about its efficacy in high-risk situations.
D. Licious
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2024
I draw the line at products like these from manufacturers with fake-sounding names when it comes to things that could literally be life-threatening. When you have a manufacturer like 3M, they put their name on the product, and they print the certifications on their products, because they want you to know that it's 3M, so you can trust it. If the product fails, you know you can sue 3M for recourse. With a product like hydrogen sulfide, which can literally render you unconscious if you're exposed to it at high enough levels, it is dangerous to trust this product with your life. I have no way of knowing if "Yingorrs" is going to be around in 6 months. I doubt they do either, because the name "Yingorrs" literally doesn't appear anywhere on the packaging or the product. People will literally counterfeit 3M products, because they know how much the brand means. This is the opposite; this brand may disappear and reappear under a different name if it gets enough bad reviews, and start over.Know what you're risking. There's no way anyone who knows they're working around the more dangerous chemicals this product advertises as protecting against will use a non-certified product like this.
DIY Home Reno Guy
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2024
This is a review for the Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Lights,52" White Low Profile Ceiling Fans with Lights Remote Control,3 Color Light,DC Motor,for Bedroom/Outdoor/Farmhouse/Patios,WhiteMy application: Screened-in back porchPros: Easy to install and it works just as expected for sawdust and wood stains. That is to say, I can't smell any of the odors from the stains when I wear the filters on my 6200 series mask.Cons: It's a 3M copycat but does not have any NIOSH certification documentation.
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