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Tom Rogers Posted: Jun 19, 2019 01:41 AM	Respiratory concerns Last year I bought a glascraft A5 proportioner and went into business. After my first job I felt some tightness in my chest. I was using a full face respirator. So before I did my second job I purchased a breathing box from air systems international. I followed there instructions and sent an air analysis to a lab, it passed. I still got tightness in my chest and also some burning in my eyes. I made sure to ventilate the hell out of the second job with 7 rental air movers but still, the I'll effects. I have no I'll effects going into the building now that it is cured. Have you ever heard of anyone just being sensitive to it right from the start. I am so careful with it and I am scared I'm about to go out of business. I am spraying Icynene HFO.

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Tom Rogers

Posted: Jun 19, 2019 01:41 AM

Respiratory concerns

Last year I bought a glascraft A5 proportioner and went into business. After my first job I felt some tightness in my chest. I was using a full face respirator. So before I did my second job I purchased a breathing box from air systems international. I followed there instructions and sent an air analysis to a lab, it passed. I still got tightness in my chest and also some burning in my eyes. I made sure to ventilate the hell out of the second job with 7 rental air movers but still, the I'll effects. I have no I'll effects going into the building now that it is cured.

Have you ever heard of anyone just being sensitive to it right from the start. I am so careful with it and I am scared I'm about to go out of business. I am spraying Icynene HFO.

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