Guidelines for Controlling and Minimizing Inhalation Exposure to Nail Products
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Source Capture for Nail Salons
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You Are Now Entering the Breathing Zone
The invisible beach ball-sized sphere of air that surrounds your face in all directions is a great place to start implementing efficient salon ventilation. NAILS walks you through all of the things you need to know in this great article. Complete Article |
Source Capture for Nail Salons
Highly effective nail dust, vapor/odor and airborne pathogen source capture system. With 200 cfm of suction at the capture hood, Healthy Air™ Nails Source Capture System provides 4 times the required airflow. |
Keratin Hair Smoothing Salon Ventilation
The salon industry is notorious for having improper ventilation in place to protect salon workers from overexposure to salon chemical vapors, mists and dusts. An incomplete understanding of salon… |
Breathe Easy
Beware the air! If you’re wheezing and sneezing, it could be the salon environment. How do you clean a surface you can’t see? |
10 Risky Jobs for Your Lungs
Your lungs work hard. Most adults take more than 20,000 breaths a day. But just how well your lungs do their job may be affected by the job you do. |
Evaluation of Ergonomics, Chemical Exposures, and Ventilation at Four Nail Salons
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Doug Schoon Innovation Awards
Chemical Source Capture Systems – Most Innovative Idea 1st Runner Up from Schoon Scientific. |
Reducing Inhalation Exposure to Nail Salon Products
Salon industry expert and scientist Doug Schoon lays out in simple terms the most effective way to minimize exposure to nail salon dusts and chemical vapors. |
Doesn’t This Smell Bother You?
“If you smelled a gas leak in your house, you wouldn’t want an air purifier to get rid of the smell, you would want to get rid of the gas”, says Doug Schoon, chief scientific advisor for CND. |
HealthyAir® eHEPA® Technology with Enhanced Carbon Catalytic Filtration:What’s the Advantage?
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Nail Salons as Your Neighbor or Tenant
12 Smple Nail Salon Fresh Air Guidelines YOU can Follow. |
“Overexposed, Underinformed”: Nail Salon Workers and Hazards to Their Health / A Review of the Literature |
New York State Department of Health – Review of Chemicals Used in Nail Salons
Review of Chemicals Used in Nail Salons |
IMC Approval or Alternatives |
Worker Exposures to Dusts and Vapors in Nail Salons
Review of Chemicals Used in Nail Salons |
“Dust Up Over Nail Salon Quality” |
