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"Just wondered how many people and wearing masks (and not I don't mean gimp ones lol) and whether they feel self conscious?" would only wear one if I suspected I may have it. And was had no choice but to go out or around my house around other people. As they have said it's unlikely to stop you catching it but does help stop spreading it | |||
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"Just wondered how many people and wearing masks (and not I don't mean gimp ones lol) and whether they feel self conscious? would only wear one if I suspected I may have it. And was had no choice but to go out or around my house around other people. As they have said it's unlikely to stop you catching it but does help stop spreading it" This..... The paper ones you see most commonly are designed to catch droplets etc....that you exhale. A dentist, as an example, will wear one to stop stuff dropping on you, the patient. They do nothing to filter the incoming air. You need something more complex to do that... | |||
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"Unless it's a P3 (not the paper surgical type) mask that you've been professionally fit tested for, you're wearing sealed eye protection and have infection control experience (ingrained habits like not touching your face, etc), those masks aren't going to do anything apart from making you look like a tool :p" Yes to all the above. | |||
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"Unless it's a P3 (not the paper surgical type) mask that you've been professionally fit tested for, you're wearing sealed eye protection and have infection control experience (ingrained habits like not touching your face, etc), those masks aren't going to do anything apart from making you look like a tool :p" ^^^^ this ^^^^ | |||
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"i work with lots of suppliers in China & HK and they are relentless in telling me that we should all be wearing masks as it is a barrier. When you sit down and consider it why do the nhs workers etc wear masks and ppe equipment?" They wear masks to prevent them passing on anything to the patients they are treating. Not the other way round. Common misconception. Also they are only effective for about 15 minutes so are changed regularly. | |||
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"Unless it's a P3 (not the paper surgical type) mask that you've been professionally fit tested for, you're wearing sealed eye protection and have infection control experience (ingrained habits like not touching your face, etc), those masks aren't going to do anything apart from making you look like a tool :p" I bet you actually believe what you said as well | |||
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"I have about 2000 3M dust/mist masks in my workshop but I haven't considered wearing one in public yet but I think I probably will when I go shopping in the not so distant future. I know they aren't the answer but they have to do more harm than good providing you are sensible about their use" As there is a shortage would you consider contacting your local hospitals to see if they need any? | |||
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