
06-18-2020, 05:43 AM
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Originally Posted by ALadysMom
I appreciate your admission but there are more than just a few loopholes 😷 (get it? LOL) in your sanitization procedure. Sorry. Not touching the inside is a great attempt at cleanliness but the world is a huge microbial soup and your damp mask inside that plastic bag in Floridian heat is a growth vector for mold, bacteria and, yes, viruses. The chemical residues of soap, fabric softener, etc. from the laundry and the dyes, microfibers and other things from the fabric are being inhaled with every breath you take. There are good reasons why medical masks are sterile, made from specialty paper and single use/disposable.
Staying home is so relaxing by comparison.
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So far, I haven't harmed myself by wearing my cloth mask more than once. I will make sure that it is laundered frequently.
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