If you sneeze with this in your nose does it blow out your eardrums or hit the floor like a bullet?
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Sneezing should not blow out your eardrums. As to whether it would come out, it depends on how forceful your sneeze is, whether your mouth is open and how snugly the filter fits in your nose.
379123
It holds some of the sneeze in, however the filter stays in place. I usually take it off, rinse it, and put it in my sonic cleaner after a sneeze. A sneeze sometimes makes it harder to breathe through the filters. But they stay in place, and in one piece.
379124
I knew I was going to sneeze , so i took the filter out sneeze and blew my nose and then put it back. I haven"t sneeze but once I tried wiping and blowing my nose while filter was still in but not effective and filter has to come out. When I blew my nose the filter was snug and did not budge. So, if you sneeze hard enough it may drop out but not like a projectile. Besides it will not be sucked up because it hooks over the nose and I can not see it be sucked into the eardrum because it is not that far inside your nostrils if worn correctly. I hope this answered your question!!
379125
No, it does not blow out your eardrums and it does stay in your nose. I have sneezed with this in my nose before and I just did it trying not to blow too hard through my nose. It worked.
379126
I tried imitating a sneeze and blowing hard through my nose, nothing. Give it a try.
1033602
Yes, this thing is like the death star of mp3 players and your ear drums are alderan. Most likely it will melt your face.
1930913
I have severe allergies and have no issues breathing personally. It does echo a bit though so if you breathe through your mouth it can sound a bit loud.
926573
Hi, when I first saw your question I thought, "nose, what noise?" But yes, come to think about it, there is noise produced by the rotating wheel that creates drag in order to add resistance. At first, it may seem loud, then again you get so used to it, that you won't even notice it. So if I had to pick, I would say that the device is not too loud.
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Yes, but it dose not do a sonic vuute when it opens and makes a snaping sound becuse it has a vary strong string.It also makes 4 nosees, if you hold down the butten it will make a low pich and the release and hold it will make a more high white nose; if you dubble tap the butten it will make a beacon nose, if you triple press or more & hold it will make a broken nose of some sort! I like it, hope this answers any questions!!! � (Happy sonicing)
1126734
I'd suggest wearing earplugs. It's loud and close to your ear when you're holding it. It does blow in your face, too, but it's very effective and powerful.
416676
I didn't use it on real exam, but tested many times ! It works great. However it's very dangerous for your ears. So be careful ! It's better to study than damaging your ears
520596
Yes, but the suction isn't near as effective on our big ol' nostrils. When I have congestion right in that back sinus area that I can't blow or suck out, I use the Neil Med Sinus Rinse and it leaves me nicely snot-free. :)
1568018
No. It suppresses the sharp crack of gun fire but actually amplifies other sounds so you can hear them better
217136
Yes, it does slam close. It happened to me, thank God I did not have small children in my home. Lilian
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It doesn't seal your nose per se as nose plugs would but it is a full mask so the nose is covered completely. Once you seal the mask over your face and nose water does not get in. I'm not sure how much force it will take to break the suction from your face and leak, but I would imagine something like rolling over in a kayak could cause any mask to shift, breaking the seal with your face.
335163
Hmmm hard to say. It provides good suction in short bursts. I would talk to your doctor before using it for your ears
2213938
Hi, It's not crystal powder. It's more like saw dust. It's not a super fine dust, tho. You only use a tablespoon and mix it in with your litter. It mixes in and isn't visible. I don't think it would make your rats sneeze, but I use it with cats so I can't say for sure.
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No I wouldn't . It's small granular that you could inhale. That could cause other issues. In addition, Often nose bleeds come from deep in the sinus cavity and the powder would not even be effective at treating such things
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You'll need to remove them temporarily while you blow your nose. These fit your entire nasal opening if they are fit correctly, so what's in your sinuses will be caught by the filter.
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I just tried it; at 25' made a slight splat. If you're wearing proper hearing protection, you would not hear it. This is also the wrong target for a .22; there's a substantial danger from disintegrating slugs. These same people make a .22 version of this target.
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When you place the dart into the mouth piece it has like a little catch thing that holds it in place, you hear a little click when you know its in right. . We have been using the blow guns for awhile and never had one get sucked into our throat area. there is a plastic end on the darts.. you would really have to inhale huge to get it to do something like that. Our daughter was 10 when we got these and she never had any problems. The blow guns are a lot of fun.