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ONE STAR® J :: Converse :: Japan

By Wes GarciaJanuary 15, 2012Sports & Outdoors

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From @opensourceshield :: With new and positive information about using DIY face masks in public, it’s time to repost this face mask: buff + optional Hepa vacuum filter insert I purchased from Amazon. Comfortable and dare I say cool-looking in an outlaw kind of way. Can easily breathe through this setup – I’ve tested it on long walks. I only insert my filter prior to entering certain businesses where social distancing is a challenge – like a grocery store. Hepa filter can be tossed. Buff can be microwaved for two minutes and or laundered. And importantly, by using a DIY mask, you’re freeing up manufactured face masks out there for first responders. (Perhaps even donate your manufactured masks to a local hospital?) Stay safe out there. #masks4all ————————————————————— From the Washington Post today, “It’s time to make masks a key part of our fight to contain, then defeat, this pandemic. Masks effective at ‘flattening the curve’ can be made at home with nothing more than a T-shirt and a pair of scissors. We should all wear masks — store-bought or homemade — whenever we’re out in public.” —————————————————————-A buff can easily be made out of a t-shirt using a sewing machine. Check YouTube for tutorials. Also from the same article, “A 2013 paper tested a variety of household materials and found that something as simple as two layers of a cotton T-shirt is highly effective at blocking virus particles of a wide range of sizes.” ————————————————————— ⚠️ I believe this DIY mask recommendation from WAPO is for the general public only, not medical caretakers and first responders.

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