Honeywell Nuisance Disposable Dust Mask, Box of 50 (RWS-54001)

Good product. I bought some painters masks at the Dollar Tree and they had Metal flakes inside. OMG. And they were too small to cover my nose and mouth properly get these they are worth it. Very heavy material and cover nose and mouth easily.

Great fit to keep out dust, mask has no smell. great thickness, great fit, great for mowing the yard most anything very durability, very functionality and durability

I generally wear a mask when mowing our lawn, because without one, I am pretty well guaranteed a few days worth of sneezing and congestion. Generally, I am pleased with these masks. I did not have expectations of a top of the line product given the price point, but for what I use them for, it is hard for me to have gotten a better deal for 50 masks.The good. They do seem to help me when I am mowing the lawn. i certainly do not suffer the allergy symptoms that accompany mowing the lawn without a mask. Generally comfortable to wear. I have had no problems the elastic breaking on any of the masks I have used so far.The bad. As is the case for most of these cheaper masks, my glasses will fog up a good bit particularly on humid mornings. Probably the biggest issue for me is the masks may not be as breathable as i would like, so when mowing the lawn on a particularly hot day, it can be a bit of a struggle. I last mowed without a mask to see if the I would find it easier, and I did, but then had to deal with allergy issues, so will go back to wearing these masks again.As I mentioned before, hard for me to beat this price point for what I use the mask for. I would and probably will buy again.

Just basic, simple disposable masks, but I'm rating these 5 star because they are inexpensive (in the 50 count pack) and just what I want, and a bit better than some similar I've used. I use these for outdoor work, light chainsawing, mowing, cleaning up around our country place. My regular worker, who uses them more than me, immediately said they were better than some others I have purchased locally, primarily in that they fit better - were a bit bigger. Not too big though. They seem substantial, and are sturdy enough to reuse a few times in this kind of light work, but cheap enough to replace each time. I like that they are bright white so you can tell if they are dirty. For more money there are probably more elaborate masks, but I don't need them. I don't know why the Amazon photo shows it upside down with the nose clip at the bottom.There were exactly 50 in the box; yes, I counted them (separated them into smaller baggie packs).

I have been fortunate to be able to work from home during the ongoing "lockdown", so almost never need to wear air-inhibitors. When I finally did need to wear one, it was to accompany a family member on some weekend school tours. That person gave me a cloth air-inhibitor, and I was thankful for that, but soon came to realize that, at my age, weight and physical condition, it was just not letting enough air in and I was really struggling to breathe. It reminded me of a recent story in the news, but I'm not anywhere nearly that important... Anyway, when that weekend ended, I was sick for almost two weeks with pericarditis (inflammation of the heart lining). Thought it was a heart attack! Scary! Anyway... did some research and bought a box of these babies! Thank goodness they let the air through! I can go about half an hour with one on before I start to feel stressed. That is good for most "mandate" situations... I know a lot of people are freaked when they see someone without an air-inhibitor on, but I wish people would understand that it can actually harm the wearer. (And to be honest, I am freaked by people who are wearing soggy ones, adjusting them, and then touching the produce at the grocery store.) I don't mind working to protect other people as long as it's voluntary and causes no harm to me in the process. These units are perfect for anyone who has difficulty wearing air-inhibitors! Thank you!

These masks are too large for my face. I am a woman. These masks will probably work well for a large man; maybe especially a man with facial hair, but they are just too large for my face. The mask either comes up against my eyes, or hangs off my chin.I also find the metal band over the nose is too soft, so it doesn't really form to fit the shape of the bridge of my nose. It doesn't hold the shape into which I bend it.The masks are on the thin side, compared to 3M or other more expensive brands. However, I think the quality of the mask material is acceptable for this price. These masks just don't work for me because they don't fit me.

Very durable fabric type elastic band used. Doesn't break like the elastic bands used on most masks. Size is slightly smaller then I usually use but still fits snugly and the metal strap works well to keep mask tight to your face(even with glasses). I usually buy the cheaper masks (like at home depo, and either the metal band doesn't seal well or the elastic bands break after single use). Yes I try to reuse masks until 'dirty' (~3 uses while raking/gardening). I just used 1 for ~2 hrs heavy gardening/shoveling/raking and still usable for another time! Worth the extra cost. I will buy again.

When I buy a product I first look at the one star complaints. Usually they don’t make much sense. I wanted a dust mask so I’m not sneezing every 30 second while I’m cutting the grass. I didn’t want the $6 masks at Lowes. $14 for 50, that’s a 2 year supply. They work great, they are a cheap one time use mask and do the basic job. I’m not using them for paint or chemicals. My head isn’t huge I have a neck, my chin doesn’t make a straight line to my chest. If a doctor told you to use a mask these aren’t the mask for you.