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Filter Installation
Step 1
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Filter Installation
Step 2
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Remove the Daily Filter
Step 3
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Remove the filter frame and place
the filter over the slot
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Insert the frame by applying pressure and ensuring that the filter covers the
entire frame area
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When the day is over remove the filter and place
it in a paper bag. Do not use a plastic bag.
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Filter Installation Step 4 |
Remove the Daily Filter
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Each filter needs to be put in a new paper bag. Plastic bags MUST NOT be used. It is recommended to have a minimum of 5 different bags. List them and put the new filter in a new bag. |
When the day is over remove the filter and place it in a paper bag. Do not use a plastic bag. |
You must have at least 5 filters in your rotation, and use one per day to meet the CDC regulation. Do not reuse the same filter in less than five days. |
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To use the filter correctly, the outer layer of the mask must be removed. | Cut the mask from any side frame |
The mask has 3 layers. Take the outer layer and pull gently to remove it completely without damaging the middle layer and the inner layer. |
Note: Once the outer layer of the mask has been removed, dispose of in a trash can.
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Step 5 |
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Cut the surgical mask (included with the mask), into 2.5" x 2.5" (65mm x 65mm) squares as many times as possible. |
Once the cuts are complete, the filters are ready to use. |
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Take the elastic cord that is included with the mask and insert it through one of the top slots and tie a knot when the end is near the slot. |
Thread the other end of the string through the top second slot and tie a knot when the end is near the slot. |
Thread the other end of the string through the top second slot and tie a knot when the end is near the slot. |