Snow Garden wrote: » In shops some people are putting on masks but neglecting other important covid practices e.g. using hand sanetiser, keeping 2m apart etc. There was a time when 90%+ would use the the hand sanetiser going into shops but that seems to be much less now. Thats my impression anyway. People are too busy foostering with their mask as they walk in the door.
bush wrote: » I already did.
timetogo1 wrote: » Dunno. I've noticed the non mask wearers are just as likely to breeze past the hand sanitiser as anybody else. I don't know if they're more or less likely than the mask wearers.
Pitch n Putt wrote: » Mandatory mask wearing as is now leads to people just fulfilling a requirement and leads to mass improper use and care/storage of said masks. Let those that want to wear a mask wear one as was the case when the country had peak community transmission but mandatory is a step too far. To see people in shops working all day long wearing a mask behind a perspex screen its a sad sight that the fear factor created by this virus has led us to believe this is life. It’s unnecessary and definitely not sustainable. Its like the county lockdown scenario. Their doing it so we must do it too
Snow Garden wrote: » There are no non mask wearers in my local Supervalu.
timetogo1 wrote: » There are a fair few in mine. I've noticed about 5 - 10% in shops near me.
timetogo1 wrote: » I scrolled back to 9PM last night and can't see it. How far back do I have to go? I see you said a posters name, without any post. But it must be easy to find the posts that show somebody "delighting" in wearing a mask.
givyjoe wrote: » Precisely, the requirement being to minimise the risk of you spreading the virus.. simples. The amount of whinging over being asked to do such a simple thing, is genuinely mind boggling and equally pathetic.
bush wrote: » Maybe the mask is blocking your vision
boggerman1 wrote: » It’s not pathetic.since the mask nazis won the rate has went up.the use off the hand sanitizers has fallen away.hope to live to see the day when the pro mask crowd are proven wrong
Snow Garden wrote: » Right ok but my point still stands...In my local supermarket everyone is putting on masks but they are definitely neglecting other important covid practices e.g. using hand sanetiser, keeping 2m apart etc. There was a time when 90%+ would use the the hand sanetiser going into shops but that seems to be much less now. Thats my impression anyway. People are too busy foostering with their mask as they walk in the door. They are always touching their masks too.
machiavellianme wrote: » You're not supposed to wear it over your eyes! Get a better fitting cover if you have problems. My mask doesn't come into my field of vision at all.
Dubl07 wrote: » Park. Take out car key. Sanitise hands, steering wheel, keys. Put on mask. Leave car. Get trolley. Sanitise trolley. Shop. Load shopping into car. Sanitise hands, card, wallet, boot lid handle, door handle. Get into car. Remove mask. You may not see me use the shop sanitiser because I'm buying my own by 500ml bottles. That doesn't make me anywhere near as dangerous as someone refusing to wear a mask.
timetogo1 wrote: » But then another difference between mine & your experience is that most of the people I've seen who do wear the masks are wearing them before they go into the shops. So we don't have the foostering bit. I pop mine on in the car and don't touch it until I come back out, am in the car and sanitise my hands. It seemed like common sense to me.
Pitch n Putt wrote: » Just a question Do you individual sanitise every item in your shopping when you arrive home ? If not the risk is still present from all those items and everything you handle whilst putting shopping away. This is the thing if people want to analyse every little thing. A mask a great routine like above can still have flaws.
Pitch n Putt wrote: » A mask a great routine like above can still have flaws.
Graham wrote: » Of course it can. Social distancing, good hand hygiene and masks have the most impact. If you think sanitising your shopping will add to this, go for it.
Pitch n Putt wrote: » I wouldn’t even bother with that but for people to go around now claiming a mask will make everything safe is a false sense of security which has been caused by introducing mandatory wearing.
