Comfy high filtration mask for singers. Does it work? I tested the Resonance-95 Mask. скачать в хорошем качестве

Comfy high filtration mask for singers. Does it work? I tested the Resonance-95 Mask.

The Resonance-95 mask has tons flexibility for singing with full jaw motion. I found it to be super comfortable, but how protective is it? I tested it with a mask fit testing machine to find out how well it works on me. And I compared it to my go to N95, the 3M Aura. Mask fit is very individual. Your results could be very different. There are a lot of features I really like about the Resonance-95. It comes in 6 different sizes, something that is rare but really needed for masks because people come in many shapes and sizes. Speaking of individual fit, I should clarify that "fit" includes two different aspects, 1) how comfortable the mask is, and 2) how well it seals to keep unfiltered air from getting inside the mask. For the first one, the Resonance-95 is outstanding. It is really comfortable, and feels great in spite of being very large in shape. I got the adult medium size, but the design covers more of your face than regular masks, yet it doesn't get in the way of my eyes like some other larger masks I have tested. For the second, I did not get a good seal with the Resonance-95. Fit is very individual, so your results could be very different. Only a fit test will tell you for sure. I was surprised at the results because the mask felt like it fit pretty well while I was testing it and expected the fit test score would be higher than it was. I even tested multiple times to double check. Check out the video for details. 00:00 Introduction 01:44 Resonance-95 Worn Normally Fit Test 02:57 3M Aura 9205+ Fit Test 04:36 Resonance-95 with Fix the Mask Mask Fitter 05:04 Resonance-N95 Worn Normally - Test 2 & Conclusion --- The Resonance-95 mask can be found here: https://www.mymusicfolders.com/produc... Although I did not get a great fit factor from this mask, it did provide some protection. And some protection is better than none so long as you aren't risk compensating. Risk compensating is where you take on additional risk you wouldn't have have otherwise because you think you are better protected than you actually are. An example would be singing in a concert you would have skipped because you think you are 100% protected by a mask that may or may not fit you. --- The Fix the Mask mask fitter can be found here. It comes in 3 sizes. But you have to buy two at a time, which can make getting them a bit expensive if you only need one: https://www.fixthemask.com/ --- I used an 8038 PortaCount mask fit testing machine for the fit testing in the video. It samples ambient air through a tube and samples air inside the mask using a second tube. It compares the concentration of particles outside the mask to the concentration inside the mask, and gives a ratio of outside to inside called a "Fit Factor". The fit factor essentially tells you how much cleaner the air is inside the mask. A fit factor of 10 can be thought of as meaning that the air inside the mask is 10 times cleaner. You need a fit factor of 100 to pass a fit test in an N95 mask. --- You can do your own fit test at home using a nano mister and fit testing solution that you can taste if it gets in your mask. Fit Tests 4 All has a complete, reasonably priced kit they sell. You can check out my video on the kit here:    • A cheap home mask fit test? Trying out the...   This kind of testing does get bitter or sweet fit test solution all over the mask you are testing, and the cover if you are testing a cover. Something to keep in mind if the cover isn't washable. (I wouldn't attempt to wash the N95, though some can still work well even if they get wet, to varying degrees.) --- Fit tests 4 all home fit testing kit (availability is sometimes limited): https://fittests4all.bigcartel.com/pr... Kit instructions: https://fittests4all.com/v2.0/ --- I have details about making your own kit if this one is sold out:   / checking_out_the_only_cheap_home_mask_fit_...   I will do a future video on making your own kit and what you can do to reduce costs. --- #singer #choir #N95 #Respirator #FitTest #PPE #Covid #kanro #opensource Made possible by a grant by Kanro. All of my Kanro tagged content has my copyright dedicated to the public domain. The copyright of content I quote or include by reference remains that of the original copyright owner. --- I have an ongoing database of the fit test results from my videos and social media content here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...