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**Mold growth can occur quickly indoors when moisture accumulates
in your home as the result of a flood, plumbing leak, roofleak, etc.
Inhaling or touching mold spores may lead to allergic reactions or
other health effects in some individuals. If you suspect you have an
indoor mold problem in your home, contact the EPA at www.epa.
gov for guidance. Depending on the extent of the problem, it may
be necessary to hire a qualified mold remediation contractor. The
EPA does recommend in the "Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture and Your
Home" using safety equipment including an N95 rated respirator,
safety goggles and gloves to help minimize your exposure to mold if
you attempt to clean up a small (less than roughly a 3 ft. by 3 ft.) area
yourself. Consult the EPA for additional guidance on how to clean up
small mold problems yourself.
Do Not Use For
Do not use for any toxic or harmful substance such as lead*
and asbestos***
***Many types of building products and insulation material previously
used in homes contained asbestos. Asbestos is toxic. If you think
asbestos may be in your home, DO NOT touch or disturb the material
as this may cause asbestos fibers to be released into the air. Repair
or removal of asbestos-containing materials should only be done by a
professional trained in methods for safely handling asbestos. Contact
the EPA at www.epa.gov for guidance on what to do if you suspect
asbestos in your home.
This respirator does not supply oxygen and will not work
for: gases, vapors, odors or oil particles. Do not use in spaces
where there is not enough oxygen to support life or where a high
concentration of a toxic substance can occur. This could exist in
sealed and confined areas or as a result of activities or conditions that
may displace oxygen in the space where you are working. Always
ventilate the space you are working in with fresh air.
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