KnittyNorah
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Though the mask mostly protects other people from the wearer, rather than the other way around.
Depends which sort of mask you wear ...
Though the mask mostly protects other people from the wearer, rather than the other way around.
Depends which sort of mask you wear ...
I was thinking more that the mask doesn't protect from touching contaminated surfaces and then touching one's face.
Without going into the debate of what a mask protects from re Corona, it will only protect on first use, if you take it out of a sealed pack with washed hands.I was thinking more that the mask doesn't protect from touching contaminated surfaces and then touching one's face.
Bit awkward keeping a half face mask in a pocket, let alone a full face one.Without going into the debate of what a mask protects from re Corona, it will only protect on first use, if you take it out of a sealed pack with washed hands.
Most folks keep their masks in their pockets between uses, I've seen plenty hanging from chins, loads on wrists while eating.
Even us working in the hospital, we take ours from a box.
The box is accessed by many, will they all have clean hands?
How so?Bit awkward keeping a half face mask in a pocket, let alone a full face one.
They came supplied storage/carrying bags.How so?
How do you carry yours?
I guess not in a handbag
Fomites REALLY aren't an issue of any significance.
Are aerosols the only significant form of transmission? Genuine question.
Hopefully a knowledgeable person will come along, butaerosols the only significant form of transmission
Are aerosols the only significant form of transmission? Genuine question.