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Supplied Air Respirator Systems Using H-Series Hoods H-Series Face Shield Cover
$1.55
The H-series positive pressure hoods offer superior comfort in the most demanding work environments. They are lightweight and loose fitting with a unique airflow design which helps prevent fogging of the wide-view faceshield. They offer higher protection factors than negative pressure respirators, as they don't depend on the integrity of a face seal for protection, and eliminate the need for fit testing or facial hair regulation. Optional air control devices allow the supply air to be heated or cooled by as much as 50F. With several options for headgear, faceshields and other accessories, you can build a complete powered air or supplied air system designed specifically for your needs.
Effective for paint or gelcoat spraying, sanding or general maintenance
Can be used on 3M belt-mounted powered air purifying respirators (PAPRs) as well as supplied air respirator systems
A supplied air system requires: H-series headgear, breathing tube, air regulating valve, and an air supply hose (all sold separately). For high pressure air supply (shop compressor; test air quality) add an air purification panel (W-2806); for low pressure a dedicated electric air pump is required (user supplied)
A powered air system requires: headgear, breathing tube, and an appropriate PAPR and accessories

M6 x 1.0 Thd., .31 Dia. Rod, .71 O.D., 3.94 Stroke, 146 Lbs. Supplied Force, Adjustable Force Gas Springs (1 Each)
$32.74

Farm to Table
$1.99

Orange Oil Concentrate
$14.49
I have some Fire ants on my property. They are mostly under control, but once in a while there will be a small outbreak. I try to combat them right away to make sure their numbers stay small. I really don't like using dangerous chemicals, and I used to simply pour boiling water on the mounds. This worked great, but I always worried about accidentally pouring boiling water on myself.

This product has changed that. A soil drench with 4-6 ounces per gallon of this stuff will kill any fire ant in comes in contact with. I generally have to douse a mound 2-3 days in a row to get a complete and utter kill, but I feel much much safer this way, and my wife loves how the yard smells when I'm killing fire ants.