The problem, said Steven Weinstein, who worked on respiratory protection projects for Honeywell until he retired in 2020, was that companies like his former employer never got a signal that firefighting agencies would buy the equipment
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Puff Bars and similar devices have not received market authorization, according to research from Rutgers University
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The smoke particles that get into soft fabrics are incredibly small and not visible to the eye
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