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Q: Can my Swiss gas mask still be effective?
A: If I were you I would go to a local army (armoury) center in your city. They should be best equipped to advise you. Techniques of gas dispersal may have changed... Read More »
Q: How to Use a Gas Mask.
A: 1. Grip the mask firmly. Don't be nervous as you begin the process, especially if you are in a situation where your commanding officers are about to send gas yo... Read More »
Q: How to Make a Gas Mask.
A: 1. Cut a square hole in the paper bag, slightly smaller than the size of the CD case. Remove the transparent side of the case, and tape it securely over the hol... Read More »
Q: How to Clean a Gas Mask.
A: 1. Remove out-serts for the lenses and clean with a paper towel. Ad. 2. Put 1/2 of cup of bleach in a total of 3 cups of warm water and gently wash the face cov... Read More »
Q: What is the name of gas in swiss cheese?
A: The holes are caused by carbon dioxide which is produced by the bacteria in the cheese as it matures. It's a by-product of respiration. It's the same gas as is ... Read More »