us so we don't have to suit up like this anymore.
Posted on 10/02/2023 7:01:36 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
In the earliest days of masking I made one out of cheesecloth and yarn. Quite breathable, but the cheesecloth got soggy pretty quickly from breath moisture.
Guy Fawkes with sunglasses and
A MAGA Hat-—Priceless!
The only way to be sure is to dunk 'em in water and check for bubbles.
It's part of the GOT(FMI)V* effort for '24.
*Get Out The (Fake Mail In) Vote.
my face identifies as a mask and that is also my preferred pronoun...”my face is my mask”. IF you don’t agree with that I’ll sue you!
A White Bandana is what I had as well.
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Never Surrender Never Give Up !
An older pharmacist friend, at the height of the mask mania, sent me a photo of surgeons operating over a patient, with a heading along the lines of “masks work”. I replied that if I had to stand over the steaming innards of somebody’s disease riddled torso I’d want to wear a mask too. Grocery shopping or working out in the gym, not so much. He has since come around to sanity, BTW.
The only safe mask to be sure you won’t get a virus from public appearances is a self contained scba unit, worn all the time. If you combine the unit with an M3 suit, HAZMET, gloves and tape, you will be sealed against anything unless the suit is punctured. But you can’t live like that. Longest I was ever in the suit was during my training for about 6 hours not using oxygen but an M17A1 and it was miserable.
wy69
“Does she come with it?”
Depends on your technique.
LOL…
If you're that person YOU wear your own mask to protect yourself. It's ridiculous for you to insist that everyone you come in contact with do it also.
“Based on this article, Ms. Stone has lost all credibility to dispense medical advice.”
Funny, I don’t see “Dr.” in front of her name so I doubt she had any credibility to lose.
Hospitals and clinics are full of sick people, which is why I wear a mask when I go for an appointment. The masks do stop most droplets of sputum coughed up by others.
From US HHS: “ At any given time, about 1 in 31 inpatients have an infection related to hospital care. These infections lead to tens of thousands of deaths and cost the U.S. health care system billions of dollars each year.”
‘Sorry-—I was yelling at the article and author-—sorry!’
yes, I knew that; I was just exercising my recommended daily allowance of snark...
After a few lines of the unreadable claptrap, I skipped to the comments section to see what the article was about. Did she ever get to the the point?
A plastic bag secured over the entire head and around the neck with several tight circuits of gorilla tape is ideal.
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