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Previously on "European countries mandate medical-grade masks over homemade cloth face coverings"
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Churchy is used to muzzles and ball gags so for him any other type of mask is like a dream.
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No as it seems you can't buy them, apparently they were hoping for December availability but that seems to have slippedOriginally posted by AtW View PostSo are they better than FFP3 masks that I’ve been using for the last 10 months?
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So are they better than FFP3 masks that I’ve been using for the last 10 months?
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWrong thread Shirley, you should post this in Scootie's "Stock market crash"...
I hope your ignorance doesn't cause your untimely death dying in a pool of your own snot but YMMV.
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Might I commend LON:RMS to the congregation...
Yes I am a shareholder but every little helps...
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostMany of the face coverings I've seen people wearing don't look like much of a barrier. Some don't even look like they've been washed in weeks.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostBollox. You are not the only one to wear glasses, me included. You need to bend and shape the metal strip on mask to fit close to your skin and then it won't mist up. A shield should be used as an extra precaution, not as primary protection.
Many of the face coverings I've seen people wearing don't look like much of a barrier. Some don't even look like they've been washed in weeks.
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostI use a visor rather than a mask. I wear glasses and find a visor more convenient. It's easier to get on and off without getting your hands anywhere near your nose and mouth.
I see a lot of people constantly fiddling with masks, which must be a bit counterproductive if they haven't washed their hands.
Has there been any research done as to which is better, mask or visor?
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostWhen entering a supermarket, I take a large dollop of alcoholic handwash and wipe it across the outside of my mask.
Nearly fainted once, due to breathing the fumes close up, but it must help prevent viruses sneaking through the mask.
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When entering a supermarket, I take a large dollop of alcoholic handwash and wipe it across the outside of my mask.
Nearly fainted once, due to breathing the fumes close up, but it must help prevent viruses sneaking through the mask.
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