The ones on Amazon look sketchy. Mostly 1 star reviews. Evidently they come straight from China in an unmarked plastic bag; no box or other packaging. I think I'll pass on those.
cowenlaw said:
The ones on Amazon look sketchy. Mostly 1 star reviews. Evidently they come straight from China in an unmarked plastic bag; no box or other packaging. I think I'll pass on those.
JesusQuintana said:
Where does one get masks for himself and his family?
Those aren't mutually exclusive.bay fan said:Bingo. It all boils down to washing your hands WAY more then after you use the bathroom but every time you touch things and about NOT touching your face.ClickClack said:
I agree that if someone is within feet of me and they sneeze in my direction, not covering it at all, that perhaps a mask would help somewhat. But now the mask also has the virus on it, so anytime I touch the mask I need to find a way to sanitize my hands immediately after and every time I touch the mask to do anything.
Do people really think this is practical? How often does someone sneeze in your face?
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Turbulent gas cloud dynamics should influence the design and recommended use of surgical and other masks. These masks can be used both for source control (ie, reducing spread from an infected person) and for protection of the wearer (ie, preventing spread to an unaffected person). The protective efficacy of N95 masks depends on their ability to filter incoming air from aerosolized droplet nuclei. However, these masks are only designed for a certain range of environmental and local conditions and a limited duration of usage.9 Mask efficacy as source control depends on the ability of the mask to trap or alter the high-momentum gas cloud emission with its pathogenic payload. Peak exhalation speeds can reach up to 33 to 100 feet per second (10-30 m/s), creating a cloud that can span approximately 23 to 27 feet (7-8 m). Protective and source control masks, as well as other protective equipment, should have the ability to repeatedly withstand the kind of high-momentum multiphase turbulent gas cloud that may be ejected during a sneeze or a cough and the exposure from them. Currently used surgical and N95 masks are not tested for these potential characteristics of respiratory emissions.

Well, I'm thinking until they open up the restaurants, because how you gonna eat with a mask on?jefe95 said:
Like forever?
Or just until we get a vaccine and herd immunity?
wrong. It protects quite a bit from othersk2aggie07 said:
It's not about protecting yourself, although it does (some).
Thanks for... not helping?FPS_Dough said:
yeah im not wearing one.
[/url] Just building the immune system.FPS_Dough said:
yeah im not wearing one.
That's some funny stuff right here!!! Laughing so hard the wife actually came in to check on me!gonemaroon said:
So OSHA and whomever else rate masks for certain protections - then I'm to believe these government BABOONS when they tell me all the sudden to not buy them they don't work.
Honestly, some of these folks need to be in mother ****ing jail for all these lies they are telling.
Our leaders for the most part look real dumb, and negligent often times.
and btw... it's not just our leaders it's pretty much the entire 1st World
This is an excellent idea.culdeus said:
I think somehow seeing a college logo mask will disarm people and if wearing around they will be more receptive to the idea themselves.