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Smoke Escape Hoods & Masks for high-rise
apartments, office complexes & homes
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"The One Product
We Hope You Never Use"
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Practical Simplicity
Works When Panic Strikes.
No one ever plans on having a fire
emergency – but should that misfortune ever happen to you or your
family, you’ll be better prepared with Smoke Escape. Three out of four fire
fatalities are caused by smoke inhalation. Ideal for airplanes,
hotels, high rise buildings, or homes, the highly portable Smoke
Escape™ Hood provides a safe supply of filtered air for up to 20
minutes -- time which can be spent finding your way to safety.
Laboratory Tested. One Size Fits All. Easy To Use. (See below
for efficacy and assessment test results)
Studies show that the most important thing you can do
to survive a fire is to maintain your source of breathable air. In
just a few seconds, you can easily put on this Smoke Escape Hood
(with 360 degree visibility) and breathe filtered air for the time
it takes to escape. And this is great news if you are a risk
management analyst, an office manager, or a parent.
The number of people who
die as a direct result of severe burns during a fire emergency are minimal
compared to the number who suffer from smoke related injuries.
Are you an office or building
manager? Do you have an Emergency Escape Plan for your building? Do
you need a discount on a quantity order (over 50 units)?
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consumers, we have very little familiarity with the effects of
smoke on the respiratory system or the eyes, because this is
not an everyday occurrence. Being in a smoke filled room is
much like standing in front of a barbeque or camp fire. During
a fire emergency, smoke can get in your eyes, they begin to
sting and tear, naturally you close them, become disoriented
thus decreasing your chances of a successful escape. It has
been estimated that this occurrence can take place as quickly
as 180 seconds, depending on the density and toxicity of the
smoke.
The Smoke Escape
Hood & Masks assist you in escaping such an emergency by protecting
your vision and filtering out harmful particulate which can
cause choking, possibly leading to unconsciousness. The
patented filter will filter out particulate matter as small as
0.45 microns (carbon, chemical, biological or any other
particulate that small) and that fact has been lab tested and is
verifiable.
The filter is made with
a patented tri-layered, ionized construction-approved
material, designed for respiratory protection against
airborne particles. Smoke filtration is so effective
that even tobacco smoke will not pass through the
filter. Plus the filter offers low resistance to
breathing oxygenated air.
How much would you pay for the Smoke Escape Hood?
Be prepared for a pleasant surprise!
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EFFICACY & ASSESSMENT
T E S T R E S U L T S
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THE SMOKE ESCAPE™
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Yes, it seems
a bit odd to be selling the Smoke Escape Hoods & Masks on The
Freeman Institute website, given what we do at the
Institute. I am the first to admit it. Someone close to me
had 7-year old son who was killed in a house fire because
he was overcome by smoke and became disoriented, walking
straight into the fire. 90% of his body was burned and he
ultimately died. This made an indelible impression on me.
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I knew that if that young boy had worn a
Smoke Escape Hood, he would probably still be alive today.
When I heard about these Hoods a few years ago, I decided to
offer them as a low-cost courtesy to people who visit our
site. We barely cover the costs/time associated with offering
them, but it feels good to make them available.
Thanks,
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--- Comment:
"Good
idea but you can't stick your face in a fire with it."
Response:
This is true of course,
but firefighters cannot stick their face in a fire wearing their
protective equipment.
--- Question:
What temperature does
the polymer melt at?
Response:
155ºC
(311ºF)
-- Given that if you are
in a room where the temperature is 212ºF, you're boiling like a
kettle, at 311ºF you're dead a long time ago.
--- Comment:
"An oxygen
molecule is the same size as a cyanide and a carbon dioxide molecule
therefore if oxygen can pass through the filter so can cyanide and
carbon dioxide".
Response:
No cloth filter, at any cost,
can filter out cyanide or carbon dioxide. While these substances are
poisonous they are also odorless and tasteless, and not immediately
irritating or fatal to ones eyes or lungs. To exaggerate this point,
if someone wishes to commit suicide in a garage by leaving the
engine running and closing the door, it would take over an hour
before death occurred. In a real fire you only have precious seconds
to get out. It is the carbon particulate, yes little pieces
of burning charcoal just like those in your barbeque but much
smaller, which cause the irritation to your eyes and lungs. Carbon
particulate is the real culprit in a fire, causing thousands of
senseless deaths due to smoke inhalation.
--- Question:
Does the Smoke Escape
Hood filter out gases?
Response:
No
-- Since 3 out of 4 fire-related deaths are caused by smoke
inhalation, gases are not the primary focus of most people who are
looking for a simple-to-use device that gives a person up to 20
minutes to get out of harms way. Even though this is a morbid
thought...as mentioned in the response above...if one wanted to commit suicide by carbon monoxide
poisoning, it would take 45 - 90 minutes under planned conditions
for one to do so. Most fire-related deaths occur when the victim
becomes overcome with smoke, begins coughing, gets confused and
disoriented and start walking or crawling...right into danger.
--- Question:
Why no canister-type
filter in the Smoke Escape Hood?
Response:
The filter is made with
a patented tri-layered, ionized construction-approved
material, designed for respiratory protection against
airborne particles. Smoke filtration is so effective
that even tobacco smoke will not pass through the
filter. Plus the filter offers low resistance to
breathing oxygenated air.
A canister in the mouth prohibits yelling for help or giving
directions to others in the burning building. As we have already
stated, "Simplicity is King in a Panic Situation."
--- Question:
Does the Smoke Escape Hood
have an elastic band, rubber seal, or draw string around the neck to keep the
smoke out?
Response:
The
manufacturer wanted to develop a safety product that even a person
with arthritis in his or her fingers could use with ease. There is no elastic band, drawstring
or rubber seal. It has been deliberately designed without the elastic neck band or drawstring to keep everything as simple as possible. When panic strikes simplicity is the key. The Hood must be grasped around the neck by the left or right hand, permitting the person to use the other hand for holding a child or feeling one's way through the smoke-filled room. An elastic neck band or drawstring creates more confusion in a panic situation.
Pus, if an elastic band were used for this product, it would have to be just the right size for everyone, from a child (with a small neck size) all the way to a professional body builder (with a much larger neck size). This would be impossible, unless different Hood sizes were manufactured. But even then, an elastic band, which may allow a person to get the Hood over his or her head, may not be tight enough to keep the smoke out around the neck. Which means that the person is right back to grasping the Hood around the neck to ensure that smoke is being kept out.
As stated before, this Hood is a simple design -- one size fits all.
Both children and the elderly can more readily use
this method. It even fits easily over glasses.
The main point of any such device is to keep the smoke on the outside of the Smoke Escape Hood. The right or left hand instinctively knows the exact pressure that needs to be applied to keep the smoke out while escaping the dangerous situation.
--- Question:
Has the Smoke Escape Hood
ever been recalled for any reason?
Response:
No...(unlike the Evac-U8 hoods, which was recalled in 2006.
According to Ernst and Young, Brookdale International Systems
(manufacturer of the Evac-U8 respirators) subsequently filed for bankruptcy
March 2007.)
--- Question:
Is the Smoke Escape Hood
certified or rated with UL or NIOSH?
Response:
The Smoke Escape
Hood is the world's first DISPOSABLE respirator.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health (NIOSH) in the United States does not
have a rating for disposable respirators...neither does Underwriters
Laboratory (UL).
The European Union (EU) does have a standard. The
Council of European Communities and their Council Directive
89/686/EEC, adopted Dec. 21, 1989. Performance Specifications EN 149
and EN 143 of the Council Directive for filter efficiency, are met
by the Smoke Escape filter media. The Smoke Escape Hood is CE
Certified according to EU Directive 89/686 Category 1. In the
absence of harmonized standards in North America, we have conducted
Laboratory Testing for filter efficiency (see below). The data is
verifiable and available to the general public.
Here's some
more technical stuff: NIOSH Standard N-99 (which means filter
efficiency) is at 99% at 0.3 micron particle size, is for dust mask
configurations ONLY. NIOSH is solely based on configurations and not
on FILTER MEDIA EFFICIENCY RATES. The filter media used in the
construction of Smoke Escape has a 99% filter efficiency at 0.3
micron particle size. Therefore meets NIOSH Standard N-99. NIOSH
regrettably does not have a Configuration Standard for Flat Sheet
Disposable respirator hoods, only for dust mask configurations which
you see in the hardware stores, and which DO NOT Protect the wearers
eyes from particulate matter, as is the case with Smoke Escape Hood.
Hopefully one day NIOSH will catch up.
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Smoke Escape is CE Certified according to and meets:
EU Directive 89/686 subsection G3.1.1 |
This product was
designed to be easy to use, affordable and provide an extra few
precious
moments to escape a fire. It was never designed to come in contact
with open flames.
Real-Life
Testimonial from Michigan
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On Super Bowl
Sunday, 2002 I lost my home to a fire. We were home at the time of
the fire and my husband and myself were able to get both of our
children, two dogs and one of our cats out to safety.
In all of the
confusion of evacuating I realized that my brand new mini van was in
the garage and i was not going to leave that behind. I went back in
for my keys, looked back into the back half of my house and
remembered thinking, "I will never see it looking like this again".
I closed the door leading from the mudroom to the kitchen and
started back to my van out of the garage. Within seconds I realized
that one of our cats was still in the house. In less than a minute
of pulling my van out of the garage I ran back into the house and
opened the same door I had closed. I could not see 6 inches in front
of me. The entire house had filled up with black, thick smoke that
fast.
I had purchased
the Smoke Escape Hood two years prior. I had one in each of my kid's
bedrooms, one taped to my closet door and one outside. I was able to
take a deep breath and in all of the darkness make my way to the
closet. I knew where the fire was spreading because it makes an
awful sound as it travels. I made it to my closet, found the Hood
and put it on. I could not see but I could breathe.
By that time my
husband and two other men were in the house trying to find me. I
yelled to them that I was fine and that I had to find the cat. All
three if them were unable to breathe and were coughing. Even when
they got down on the ground they were still unable to breathe. Our
house was a total loss but our cat did survive the fire and we were
all grateful for a purchase I had made two years earlier.
They say that it
is not the fire that kills you. I can honestly say that this
statement is very true. Some of us are not so lucky to survive. I
spoke to my kid's school before a school play. All of the parents,
grandparents and teachers were there. I advised everyone to purchase
one Smoke Escape Hood for every member of the family and have one
extra one to put outside. The cost of these hoods is so cheap
considering what they can do.
They say that the
Hood gives you 10-15 minutes in a smoke-filled room. Speaking from
experience you do not have that long. This is something that is so
simple, so small, so inexpensive yet could save your life, the life
of a loved one, or family pet. This is what everyone I buy for is
getting for Christmas this year!!!
Ann Marie Hutchinson
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California
Organization of
Police and Sheriffs
February 26, 1999
The California Organization of Police and Sheriffs (COPS) has
examined the "SMOKE ESCAPE" emergency respirator
mask and is very pleased to announce our endorsement of this
fine product.
COPS examines and
endorses safety products throughout the State of California.
We believe "SMOKE ESCAPE" will be well-received in
the state and has a great potential for saving lives. We look
forward to a long working relationship.
Once again, congratulations on receiving COPS’ endorsement
and on the development of this product which will ultimately
save many lives.
Sincerely,
Monty D. Holden,
Director of Field Operations
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*For
Travel: Airplane, Hotel and Hand
Luggage
*For Home: Beside beds
*For Work/Office: Hi-rise buildings
especially compact, easy to carry |
*Effective
*Convenient to use
*Affordable
*Five year warranty |
*Replaced free if used in a
fire
emergency
*Filters toxic gases for up to 20 minutes
*Recommended and used by fire experts worldwide
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M e a n i n g f u l G i f t ~
ORDER
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COST?
An Astonishing $15.99
Per Hood...
C O M P A R E

Others charge $30 - $160 for the
same type of smoke escape safety product. Some of the more
expensive ones have cumbersome external filters.
What are the lives of your loved ones
worth?
What is your life worth?
The one product we hope you never use...
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~ Another Fine Product ~
SMOKE
ESCAPE MASK

This is an escape mask that seals to your face using medical
adhesive. The hypoallergenic medical adhesive creates a
tight seal that enables the filter and protective anti-fog
eye-shield to provide maximum protection. Masks that apply
with elastic straps or hoods and "seal" at the neck with
ties or pull strings can allow gaps around the edges of the
mask or around the neck where contaminants can enter. This
mask's patented sealing system takes into account all of the
variations in facial sizes and shape and prevents
contaminants from entering the perimeter edges of the mask
and prevents the eyes from becoming a pathway of
transmission.
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These quick response hoods have undergone rigorous
laboratory testing and are specifically
designed to be a one-time use item, providing a full 360 degree visibility
and easy voice communication with 20 minutes of protection provided for the escape.
The Smoke Escape Hood is endorsed by and used by many fire and police organizations throughout North America. The filter is made of a US Patented tri-layered, ionized construction-approved material. The Hood shell is constructed of .002 optically clear random copolymer UL rated
"VTM-O" by UL Test #94.
We have checked out the alternatives. Other types of smoke escape hoods are harder to store,
do not allow for easy voice communication during panic
situations, less portable, are relatively cumbersome, with limited visibility and much more expensive.
In dangerous situations all of the extra "bells and whistles" merely get in the way of a quick solution. This item is extremely portable and it can be used by young people and older people alike. No draw strings to mess with. In a matter of seconds it is out of the box, over the head and the person is clutching the plastic tightly around the neck with one hand -- running toward safety with as much visibility as is possible under the circumstances.
Frankly, we were "underwhelmed" when
we first saw the Smoke Escape Hood. It is small and just looks like an
ordinary plastic hood. But we soon discovered that the "underwhelming" factor is it's strength. It has been specifically
engineered to be easy to use. Under dangerous circumstances all the other fancy stuff, like drawstrings and extra filters,
get in the way, especially for a child or a senior citizen.
Practical simplicity works when panic strikes.
At this low, low price, the Smoke
Escape Hood is an “ounce of prevention” that everyone can
afford. Get several to store throughout your house or to
take along when you travel – they just might save some
lives! This is a product we hope you will never have to use.
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Smoke Escape is CE Certified according to and meets:
EU Directive 89/686 subsection G3.1.1
This product has never been recalled
(unlike the
Evac-U8 hoods...recalled in 2006 and now bankrupt)
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T E S T R E S
U L T S
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Technitrol Expertise,
Inc.
Project:
95-1199
Efficacy Test &
Assessment
for
Smoke Escape™ Emergency
Respirators |
Project
No: 95-1199
Date: August 1995
Re: Efficacy testing of
disposable SMOKE ESCAPE™ respirators for fire
and smoke emergencies.
I.
Mandate
On
July 18, 1995 we were asked to evaluate the efficacy of
SMOKE ESCAPE™ emergency respirators to particulates
originating from wood and paper fires.
II.
Background
SMOKE ESCAPE™ is a disposable product designed to remove
particulates from the air arising from smoke. Based on this
information it was decided to construct an apparatus in
which smoke would be drawn through the SMOKE ESCAPE™ filter,
sampling the air flow before and after the filter and using
this information to determine the efficiency of the filter.
It
should be noted that this test measures all matter that can
be collected on a mixed cellulose ester filter with a
porosity of 0.45 microns drawing samples from before and
after the SMOKE ESCAPE™ filter.
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III.
Apparatus
A
test apparatus was built, which allowed the filter from the
SMOKE ESCAPE™ respirator to be placed in the flow of smoke
being drawn from a paper fire by a vacuum pump. Samples of
the smoke concentration, before and after the filter were
taken by drawing an air sample through the glass tube and
into a filter cassette containing a pre-weighed 0.45 micron
mixed cellulose ester filter. The volume of air being drawn
through the filter was monitored thus allowing for the
calculation of the total particulate concentration.
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IV.
Procedure
A
SMOKE ESCAPE™ filter was cut out of the hood leaving a 6”
diameter circle of plastic material around the filter to
allow support within the apparatus. A fire was then started
in the drum using rolled up paper. It was endeavored to try
and keep flames to a minimum, thus producing as much smoke
as possible. If there was a flare up in the drum, water was
sprayed onto the paper.
Once
sufficient smoke was being produced, the vacuum was stopped
and the filters removed from the apparatus. At the same time
the sampling pumps were started and the timing commenced.
At
the end of the test period (15 minutes) the vacuum was
stopped and the filters removed from the apparatus. The
cellulose ester filters were then dried and subsequently
weighed. A visual examination of the SMOKE ESCAPE™ filter
was also made at this time.
Two
preliminary tests and 5 actual tests were conducted.
V.
Results
The data collected is presented in the following tables:
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Particulate Collected |
Total Particulate |
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Test
Number |
Before
Filter (mg) |
After Filter (mg) |
Before Filter (mg/m3) |
After Filter
(%) |
Removal Efficiency (%) |
| 1 |
4.1 |
1.7 |
273.3 |
113.3 |
58.5 |
| 2 |
0.9 |
0.4 |
60.0 |
60.0 |
55.5 |
| 3 |
6.7 |
1.5 |
446.7 |
100.0 |
77.7 |
| 4 |
23.5 |
19.2 |
522.2 |
426.7 |
18.3 |
| 5 |
46.2 |
10.9 |
900.0 |
363.3 |
59.6 |
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M O R E
T E S T R E S U L T S |
| Melting
Point ----------------------------------- |
-- 155ºC
(311ºF) |
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Tensile Strength
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-- MD 2400(psi)
CD 2200 (psi) |
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Elongated at Break
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-- MD 600% CD
450% |
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Tangent Modulus
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-- MD 59,000 (psi)
CD 56,000 (psi) |
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Elmendorf Tear
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-- MD 100g CD 180g |
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Coefficient of Friction
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-- static 0.23
kinetic 0.21 |
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Haze
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-- 3% |
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Gloss
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-- 80% |
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Water Vapor Transmission Rate
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-- 4g/100
sq"/24 hours @ 100 degrees F 90% |
VI.
Discussion
It should be noted that the volume of air drawn mechanically
through the filters under test was significantly higher than
would normally be drawn through by a person using the
product.
The
filters appear to stop particulate matter, however there was
staining of the filters, which leads us to believe that
aerosol material (vaporous material which condenses on the
filter such as tars, resins, etc.) is also being removed to
a small degree.
The
variations noted in the results may be due to several
different factors including smoke density during the tests,
which varied from run to run and the temperature of the air
stream passing through the filters. These variations in
temperature would determine the amount of condensate that
would be removed from the air by the filter.
The
efficacy of the hood is very much dependent on the seal
maintained around the neck during use. If air is allowed to
enter, the efficiency will drop significantly.
The
SMOKE ESCAPE™ emergency respirator is effective in removing
a significant amount of particulate matter and appears to
also remove some aerosol materials. It should also be noted
that it appears to also remove some aerosol materials, it
should also be noted that it does not protect the wearer
against toxic gases that may be generated during a fire.
David Gordon, B.Sc.
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U G H T S ------------------------------
The Smoke Escape
Hood is the world's first DISPOSABLE respirator. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health (NIOSH) in the United States does not
have a rating for disposable respirators...neither does Underwriters
Laboratory (UL).
The European Union (EU) does have a standard. The
Council of European Communities and their Council Directive
89/686/EEC, adopted Dec. 21, 1989. Performance Specifications EN 149
and EN 143 of the Council Directive for filter efficiency, are met
by the Smoke Escape filter media. The Smoke Escape Hood is CE
Certified according to EU Directive 89/686 Category 1. In the
absence of harmonized standards in North America, we have conducted
Laboratory Testing for filter efficiency (see above). The data is
verifiable and available to the general public.
Here's some more
technical stuff: NIOSH Standard N-99 (which means filter efficiency)
is at 99% at 0.3 micron particle size, is for dust mask
configurations ONLY. NIOSH is solely based on configurations and not
on FILTER MEDIA EFFICIENCY RATES. The filter media used in the
construction of Smoke Escape has a 99% filter efficiency at 0.3
micron particle size. Therefore meets NIOSH Standard N-99. NIOSH
regrettably does not have a Configuration Standard for Flat Sheet
Disposable respirator hoods, only for dust mask configurations which
you see in the hardware stores, and which DO NOT Protect the wearers
eyes from particulate matter, as is the case with Smoke Escape Hood.
Hopefully one day NIOSH will catch up.
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ORDER
HERE

The One Product We Hope You Never Use.
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~ Another Fine Product ~
SMOKE
ESCAPE MASK

This is an escape mask that seals to your face using medical
adhesive. The hypoallergenic medical adhesive creates a
tight seal that enables the filter and protective anti-fog
eye-shield to provide maximum protection. Masks that apply
with elastic straps or hoods and "seal" at the neck with
ties or pull strings can allow gaps around the edges of the
mask or around the neck where contaminants can enter. This
mask's patented sealing system takes into account all of the
variations in facial sizes and shape and prevents
contaminants from entering the perimeter edges of the mask
and prevents the eyes from becoming a pathway of
transmission.
ORDER
HERE
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DID YOU KNOW?
Garrett A. Morgan (1877-1963) --
African American Inventor of the Safety Hood
Because of
repeated incidents of firefighters being overcome by smoke when
attempting to put out fires in his hometown of Cleveland, Garrett
Morgan wanted to do something to help.
In 1914, Morgan obtained a patent for his safety hood — a
breathing device consisting of a canvas hood placed over the head.
A double tube extended from the hood and merged into a single tube
at the back. The open end held a sponge soaked with water to
filter out smoke and to cool incoming air.
Shortly after receiving his patent, Morgan had a chance to put
his invention to the test. In 1916 a tunnel was being constructed
under Lake Erie. One night, there was an explosion in the tunnel.
Three separate rescue parties entered the tunnel -- and never came
out again. In desperation, officials familiar with Morgan and his
device summoned him.
Morgan rushed to
the scene wearing only pajama bottoms and carrying four of his
safety hoods. Police and firefighters, having seen their
compatriots descend into the smoky hole never to return, refused
to go into the tunnel. Morgan, his brother and two volunteers put
on the hoods and went in.
Morgan and his crew went into the tunnel again and again,
pulling suffocating workers and rescuers to safety. Morgan even
helped save the superintendent of the tunnel project by performing
mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on him.
The feat gained much publicity for Morgan, winning him numerous
medals and helping him sell his invention to fire departments
across the country.
One of Morgan's other inventions was an early traffic signal,
for which Morgan received a U.S. patent in 1923.
View more about Black History.
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