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No, the m50 mask is not the most effective in confined spaces where there is not enough oxygen in the air to breathe to support life.
In order to maintain good air quality you need return air ducts for the furnace. The return air intakes also help balance the temperature differential in the room, return air also helps maintain a safe temperature for the heat-exchangers with out the return air helping reduce the temperature around the heat-exchangers thermal overloads would trip out and shut down the furnace and the danger of rupturing the heat exchanger which would allow combustion exhaust and carbon monoxide entering in to and mixing with the supply air making a deadly situation for the occupant's.
themperature of out door air plus temperature of return air [furanace]
It fills in spaces where air can penetrate and your conditioned air can escape. It is also great for keeping insects from entering your home.