tonysopprano wrote: » Cotton/Kitchenroll/toiletroll etc stop NOTHING
tonysopprano wrote: » 3ply does not make them surgical. Qualifications for masks depend on what they stop. Example N95 stop 95% Cotton/Kitchenroll/toiletroll etc stop NOTHING
Jim_Hodge wrote: » Surgical masks and N95s are different entities. You don't seem to know what you want. Cotton stops something, not everything though.
Beasty wrote: » Face coverings of any kind restrict spread. That's basic physics. The N95 ones appear to be pretty much the highest standard generally available. However the general DIY ones limit the spread quite a lot. Home-made cotton ones less-so, but do still offer a hell of a lot more protection to others than nothing at all CNN have been showing videos of how the various materials restrict someone's exhalations all day. Bottom line is anything is better than nothing (and that's why pretty much every senior person in the US, except for Trump, are crying out for everyone to wear face coverings of some form)
tonysopprano wrote: » New scum into power, no money in account, need money, so, Ban overseas travel Make people spend money in Ireland Make people wear masks Oh, by the way my family make masks, lets make them compulosry. Too simple, do ya think?
tonysopprano wrote: » You just made my point. Covid19 is VIRAL. google virus and it's size. Ha Ha
tonysopprano wrote: » 3ply does not make them surgical. Qualifications for masks depend on what they stop. Example N95 stop 95% etc stop NOTHING
gmisk wrote: » I am totally lost. Overseas travel hasn't been banned ... Who in the government do you think is making a fortune on masks? Do you not think they are being made compulsory due to the fact they seem to have helped limit the spread in other countries?
tonysopprano wrote: » Masks are ONLY recommended for SYMPTOMATIC people to stop spread NOT recommended for ASYMPTOMATIC as leads to FALSE SENSE of security and leads to MORE SPREAD
"Watts said she thinks the finding in this study that people without symptoms shed the virus longer than people with symptoms is "shocking" and suggests we need to worry about transmission from asymptomatic people. "Until we have a vaccine, I think we should have very clear recommendations that everybody wears masks."
Arrival wrote: » If I'm holding a spray bottle towards your face, would you get more water on your face while holding nothing in front of your face or while holding a Cotton/Kitchenroll/toiletroll barrier in front of your face?
tonysopprano wrote: » Would depend on the size of the globules emitted from the spray, but that is BASIC science
tonysopprano wrote: » Are you that naive? Check out the relationship between the following, Larry Goodman and Simon Coveney and work permits for brazilian workers, or even better permission for flights from bulgaria to ireland with fruit pickers for teelings. Then, tell me that no money was made on these.
tonysopprano wrote: » If I coughed up a small gob and spit it on the ground in Galway, would it affect you in Chicago? ANSWER: Depends on how big I am and how much I spit.
khalessi wrote: » Look you either havent a clue or are trolling. Most of what you are posting is wrong and not relevant to this thread. Go educate yourself
tonysopprano wrote: » Prove me wrong by science or STFU. Offer an alternative outlook, that you can back-up, or stay out of the conversation,
khalessi wrote: » Rude Look go read the thread and come back to me and also dont curse it isnt gentlemanly.
tonysopprano wrote: » Typical, can't refute, so go after the (wo)man. I didn't curse
tonysopprano wrote: » But why? You and many others state that rules/advisory/ etc change on an ongoing basis. Why must I go back to the start? Edicts/rules etc from today start now. Base your examples on today. Your big iost count means nothing, just like your fingers in other pies mean nothing. Back-up yor argument with fact, of STFU
khalessi wrote: » published by Dr Mark Rowe on his Facebook page on 30th June at 08:18am just saying like masks are useful