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Originally Posted by JMintzer
Any testing to prove that?
Where do you think most of the air is escaping? Out of the sides of the mask. In other words, by your "cheeks and ears"...
If anything, I'd unloop the mask from behind my hear, but even that is fiddling with the mask, defeating the entire purpose of wearing it...
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I have no idea if there is testing or not. I just never touched my mask in the front but there is absolutely no science to that as far as I know. As for the escaping of air, my masks fit pretty snug on the sides of my face. That masking/unmasking is what I have been doing when I go to the gym. They have had a policy that a mask must be worn at all times with the exception of when you are actively working out (being that you are stationary and not moving about in the gym). I also use the sanitizer to clean the touch points on every machine when I'm done using that machine.
As of yesterday, I stopped wearing my mask at the gym because their signage now says, "Masks RECOMMENDED" and is no longer required. Baby steps, right?