So, unfortunately even though I bought like the smallest fan I could find 1.5 inches something like that, it looks like it will not fit where I was planning on installing it. Right now it looks like the only place it -might- fit is just inside the mouth. I'm still not sure about that yet because I'm not positive how much of it one will be able to see (probably not much unless I tilt my head at the right angle but still) anyway though this leaves me with a few questions.
My -biggest- reason for wanting a fan in my head is I wear glasses (I really need them and contacts are out of the question, and I've got anti-fog spray which helps -some- but does have a tendency to wear off after a bit) and they can fog up pretty badly. The problem/question lies in that the only place where air flows in and out of the mask is through the mouth. Originally I was going to have the fan blowing air at me, but now I'm thinking it might be better to have it pushing the air out of the mouth? The thing I'm wondering and has my husband concerned because he doesn't want me passing out is, if I have the fan pushing the air out of the mask...out of the only hole where oxygen is coming in...will this be a problem or what? I think he's afraid the fan will be blowing out fresh air as well as the "bad" air building up inside the mask.
Tips? Should I have it blowing air in or out...does it matter? I'm kind of confused on this one, and I -still- need to find out how I'm even going to attach it in there. I'm kind of thinking about attaching it to some plastic mesh and fastening it somehow at the entrance of the mouth, because I'd really like to keep it out of the actual mouth if possible since her muzzle is short and I'm paranoid of people being able to see the thing. However, since space is limited I might not have much choice. Any info, advice would be appreciated because I'm going to be disappointed if I can't utilized this fan I was hoping it would help with my glasses problem! ;_;
My -biggest- reason for wanting a fan in my head is I wear glasses (I really need them and contacts are out of the question, and I've got anti-fog spray which helps -some- but does have a tendency to wear off after a bit) and they can fog up pretty badly. The problem/question lies in that the only place where air flows in and out of the mask is through the mouth. Originally I was going to have the fan blowing air at me, but now I'm thinking it might be better to have it pushing the air out of the mouth? The thing I'm wondering and has my husband concerned because he doesn't want me passing out is, if I have the fan pushing the air out of the mask...out of the only hole where oxygen is coming in...will this be a problem or what? I think he's afraid the fan will be blowing out fresh air as well as the "bad" air building up inside the mask.
Tips? Should I have it blowing air in or out...does it matter? I'm kind of confused on this one, and I -still- need to find out how I'm even going to attach it in there. I'm kind of thinking about attaching it to some plastic mesh and fastening it somehow at the entrance of the mouth, because I'd really like to keep it out of the actual mouth if possible since her muzzle is short and I'm paranoid of people being able to see the thing. However, since space is limited I might not have much choice. Any info, advice would be appreciated because I'm going to be disappointed if I can't utilized this fan I was hoping it would help with my glasses problem! ;_;