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How many people on Boards have a mask and if so are you wearing them for essential trips? And this late in the day where can you get one that is going to be half decent and not from a suspect seller who could have done anything to it?

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Wibbs

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

Ah, so it's not like the blue paper towels so.

No, the garage type is way stronger and more absorbent.

Thingymebob

Apologies, the shop towels are made from a polyester hydro knit.

My mind is spinning with reading information and hunting down materials.

[Deleted User]

I've been anticipating a u turn on the wearing of face masks for some time, it's clear that the supply chain with masks and hand sanitiser has been under severe stress so governments put the message out that they (masks) were not of any use.

Similarly I was surprised early on in the pandemic to see different shops adopting different standards when it cam e to staff wearing gloves at tills, I respectively pointed this out to a local store manager one day in a discussion to be told that they were advised by their health and safety officer that gloves were counter productive, yet 2 days later all members of staff at the tills were wearing them and changing them after each customer.

There's many good reasons to wear masks during the pandemic, obviously practising good hand hygiene etc needs to be maintained. There's a very good interview with a South Korean doctor on the Coronavirus, he talks about the Asian experiences with viruses as well as mask wearing, it's in Korean with subs.:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAk7aX5hksU&t=1811s

UrbanFret

Outlaw Pete

Was in Londis earlier and they were selling masks (€3 each, 2 for €5) which looked paper thin, suspect some of the junk referenced in the following clip has made it's way here.

https://twitter.com/ChinaInFocusNTD/status/1249027824037568514

Darc19

Herself got a pack of masks free in her delivery of smelly candles from a place called candle warehouse yesterday.

Fair play to them. We've given them to a neighbor who is doing volunteer deliveries to some elderly people around here.

2u2me

Darc19 wrote: »

Herself got a pack of masks free in her delivery of smelly candles from a place called candle warehouse yesterday.

Fair play to them. We've given them to a neighbor who is doing volunteer deliveries to some elderly people around here.

I can just imagine the fella in the candle warehouse wondering where his pack of masks has gone.

Darc19

2u2me wrote: »

I can just imagine the fella in the candle warehouse wondering where his pack of masks has gone.

seems they are giving them free to all their customers.

I thought she got them for me cos the smells annoy my sinuses

Seanergy

Got four masks from one pair of boxers.

Used green garden twisty wire for nose clamp.

I might have tailored it too good, seal makes mask pop in and out with breath, it's funny and functional, a keeper.

Professor Moriarty

Seanergy wrote: »

Got four masks from one pair of boxers.

Used green garden twisty wire for nose clamp.

I might have tailored it too good, seal makes mask pop in and out with breath, it's funny and functional, a keeper.

Did you wash the boxers first?

expectationlost

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

Did you wash the boxers first?

did you ever wear them first?

expectationlost

read headline about spain/madrid re-opening with everyone getting masks at metro stations but the transport minister said.

“Neither the Madrid region nor any other local transport authority has any information about the distribution of masks announced by the Health Minister,” Madrid’s transport chief Angel Garrido wrote in a tweet.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-spain-idUKKCN21T0EM?taid=5e922a14922b190001d7e775&utm_campaign=trueAnthem:+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter https://twitter.com/angelgarridog/status/1248958085248569344

Seanergy

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

Did you wash the boxers first?

Well I didn't wip them off me and sit at the sewing machine butt naked now did I

expectationlost wrote: »

did you ever wear them first?

Yes but not on my face.

gozunda

UrbanFret wrote: »

Does the spray list the active ingredient(s)?

masculinist

JL555 wrote: »

I've been anticipating a u turn on the wearing of face masks for some time, it's clear that the supply chain with masks and hand sanitiser has been under severe stress so governments put the message out that they (masks) were not of any use.

Similarly I was surprised early on in the pandemic to see different shops adopting different standards when it cam e to staff wearing gloves at tills, I respectively pointed this out to a local store manager one day in a discussion to be told that they were advised by their health and safety officer that gloves were counter productive, yet 2 days later all members of staff at the tills were wearing them and changing them after each customer.

There's many good reasons to wear masks during the pandemic, obviously practising good hand hygiene etc needs to be maintained. There's a very good interview with a South Korean doctor on the Coronavirus, he talks about the Asian experiences with viruses as well as mask wearing, it's in Korean with subs.:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAk7aX5hksU&t=1811s

I bought overpriced n95 masks with money I earned by working hard and I wear them every time I go shopping. Nobody's going to convince me to put my family last. You'd have to be a dimwit to bring that virus home. That's a mugs game.
Don't expect wider society to be giving you a 'war pension' if you catch Covid19 and become sick long term, make up for losing granny or to pay a scholarship for your kids if you die because you were too embarrassed to wear a mask. Half the problems running society is because of a gullible electorate susceptible to propaganda

dublin99

Masks now compulsory in Singapore in shops and on public transport.
Everyone is supplied with a reusable one from local community centre.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/wearing-a-mask-compulsory-at-40-markets-from-april-12-police-called-in-more-than-20-cases

xhomelezz

Just to show importance of masks and restrictions in place in the country that so far maintain the virus spread under the control

https://www.praguemorning.cz/czech-health-minister-well-probably-stop-wearing-face-masks-in-june/

Living Off The Splash

What are reusable masks?

Living Off The Splash

Seanergy wrote: »

Got four masks from one pair of boxers.

Used green garden twisty wire for nose clamp.

I might have tailored it too good, seal makes mask pop in and out with breath, it's funny and functional, a keeper.

You can buy those thingies that remove hair from your ears you know.

Wibbs

Living Off The Splash wrote: »

You can buy those thingies that remove hair from your ears you know.

Well that was a fantastically stupid statement. Must fill you with pride.

Living Off The Splash

Saw a guy in Stillorgan yesterday. He was walking along, pulling down his facemask, to have a drag on his cigarette, then putting his mask back over his mouth.

Professor Moriarty

Living Off The Splash wrote: »

Saw a guy in Stillorgan yesterday. He was walking along, pulling down his facemask, to have a drag on his cigarette, then putting his mask back over his mouth.

His biggest danger may well be the cigarettes.

masculinist

Living Off The Splash wrote: »

Saw a guy in Stillorgan yesterday. He was walking along, pulling down his facemask, to have a drag on his cigarette, then putting his mask back over his mouth.

I've seen Tesco staff standing at entrances puffing cigarettes with no mask or care in the world.

Beggars still sit or loiter close to shop entrances and ATMs.

Seanergy

Living Off The Splash wrote: »

You can buy those thingies that remove hair from your ears you know.

I don't need to buy anything to clip your ears

Thingymebob

UrbanFret wrote: »

@urbanfret

Fenland haven’t been trading under Fenland Labs since 2016. They’re using the name micronclean. The fire-power.co.uk website isn’t active. I’d wonder where the Fire Service sourced the products.

greasepalm

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

His biggest danger may well be the cigarettes.

Was he a puff tar:D:D:D:D

xhomelezz

These are the ones I got from ebay

xhomelezz

Sorry guys doesn't let me to post multiple images. Plus image size is too big

xhomelezz

Mask

xhomelezz

Guess don't buy these, unbelievable

https://www.ebay.ie/itm/153892739448