[Black Agnes]

Masks alone (of any sort) don’t prevent contracting this virus. Eye protection is also needed. And some way to handle the contaminated mask and goggles (and the rest of your body, clothes, shoes and hair) once you arrive back home.

[Jim Noble]

Good point.

The major vector of SARS to HCWs was their contaminated gear, they got sick from taking it off. Same is true of Ebola.

Conjunctival transmission of the common cold is little remarked on (like, who cares?). It may turn out to be a major factor in this event.

Don’t worry. “It’s just a virus”.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

some way to handle the contaminated mask and goggles and...your hair

This nurse in Wuhan found a good way to deal with contaminated hair. This makes it real easy for her to get ready for work and end her shift.

Wuhan nurse shaves head to aid her work against virus
by Zhou Lihua in Wuhan and Cheng Si in Beijing, Chinadaily.com.cn, 2020-01-27

Shan Xia, a 30-year-old nurse with Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University, shaved her long hair on Monday to help her work in fighting against the novel coronavirus. Shan, also a mother of two children, said that she cut her hair in order to avoid cross-infection and save time when wearing and taking off protective suits.

[TangoLimaSierra]

Masks alone (of any sort) don’t prevent contracting this virus. Eye protection is also needed. And some way to handle the contaminated mask and goggles (and the rest of your body, clothes, shoes and hair) once you arrive back home.

Can't be repeated enough.