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Clean Air Allergen Effectiveness Report

IBT Reference Laboratory
10453 W. 84th Terrace
Lenexa, KS66214
Report Date: March 23, 2001
Date Received: March 16, 2001
Phone: (201)569-0001
Fax: (201)569-3426
Client:
Philmont Manufacturing Company
Atten: Adrian Trautmann
250 S. Van Brunt Street Englewood, NJ 07631
 

Allergen Barrier Use Simulation Testing

Sample Identification Allergen Tested
Result
(no transferred)
#Wash/Dry Cycles
Allersoft™ Cotton/Polyester Derf 1 <1.3 100
Clean Air SMS Polypropylene Derf 1 <1.3 100
 
Notes/Comments: A sieved reference dust sample containing a known quantity of the indicated allergen was loaded into one side of the special dual chamber along with two steel bearings. The fabric cloth being investigated was inserted as the barrier between the empty and dust containing sides of the chamber is a glass vial (2.1 cm diameter by 4 cm length) with a transfer surface area between the two vials of 1.13 cm2. The chamber was rotated at 25 rotations per minute for 18 hours. The two 1/8" steel bearings in the allergen vial weighed 132 milligrams each. At the conclusion of the tumbling period, the empty side was tested for the presence of allergen by a sensitive enzyme immunoassay with a limit of detection of 1.3 nanograms of Der f1 allergen. When the results of this use simulation test for a fabric are less than 1.3 ng transferred, it can be concluded that the fabric being tested is an effective barrier to dust mite allergen transfer.

Allergen Loaded: 0.250 grams of fine dust containing 132.5 nanograms of dust mite allergen.

 

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