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02-07-2021 03:21 PM
@happycat wrote:The ones I saw on sale on QVC were two layer, tommie copper washable. Two layer is not what cdc has been recommending, and they didn't seem to be on that great of a sale anyway.
I hope everyone who has ordered those realizes they may not be enough.
Those Tommie Copper masks are made of stretchy material which is the worst part about them...comfortable yes but when they stretch the fibers spread apart making the masks less effective at preventing germs from going through the gaps. I would not recommend them to anyone.
02-07-2021 03:24 PM - edited 02-07-2021 03:27 PM
@proudlyfromNJ wrote:
@skatting44 wrote:Unfortunately, in my opinion those making decisions for us all are going to have us wear masks for yrs .Now you have to wear them driving your car on intersates and outside . The vaccine is not going to change any of this because we can't put the virus problem in a jar and put a lid on it becuse there are some who refuse the vaccine and the constant influx of new people in our country unvaccinated. There's the issue with other strains . Since we all must wear the masks , retailers are now making new styles in varied fabric designs . Is it becoming fashionable to have one to match all our outfits like some notable people do ?
@skatting44 Wear a mask while driving? Not around here. We don't wear them walking around town either unless you come upon a crowd of people. As soon as you sit at your table in the restaurant they come off.
Visit Maryland and you'll see plenty of people driving around with masks on . There are newly enacted executive order requirements. It is expected to also include 2 masks soon.
www.travelandleisure.com/travel-news/cdc-masks-requirement-public-transportation
www.aarp.org/travel/travel-tips/safety/info-2021/mask-mandate.html
02-07-2021 03:24 PM - edited 02-07-2021 05:42 PM
I just received some great 3 layer masks from Etsy. mariemapis is the seller. I ordered one to see if I liked them and then ordered three more. They fit well and have adjustable elastic. They're so much better than any others that I have.
This is one of the masks from her shop.
02-07-2021 03:27 PM
@Lucylu12 wrote:With more people getting vaccinated masks will no longer be required. I have my second shot scheduled for the 23rd of Feb.☺️
Not true.
02-07-2021 03:27 PM
@SilleeMee wrote:
@happycat wrote:The ones I saw on sale on QVC were two layer, tommie copper washable. Two layer is not what cdc has been recommending, and they didn't seem to be on that great of a sale anyway.
I hope everyone who has ordered those realizes they may not be enough.
Those Tommie Copper masks are made of stretchy material which is the worst part about them...comfortable yes but when they stretch the fibers spread apart making the masks less effective at preventing germs from going through the gaps. I would not recommend them to anyone.
I didn't know that, I just knew they were 2 ply. I'm disappointed in QVC for selling them, to be honest.
I know everyone is out to make money, but there are people who think QVC is the bees knees and may not even think about the fact that these things may not work. And Tommie Copper is a popular brand too, so I guess I'm disappointed in them as well.
02-07-2021 03:28 PM
@happycat wrote:The ones I saw on sale on QVC were two layer, tommie copper washable. Two layer is not what cdc has been recommending, and they didn't seem to be on that great of a sale anyway.
I hope everyone who has ordered those realizes they may not be enough.
I don’t understand why anyone is making 2 layer masks and I’m very disappointed in QVC for selling them.
I’d be using KN95 masks but the non-adjustable ear loops stop me.
I use fitted cloth (different layers made of different material) masks with adjustable ear loops, 3 layers and a pocket for a filter. I use disposable PM2.5 filters.
02-07-2021 03:28 PM
I think with so very many people getting their covis virus shots, we'll be doing less mask wearing next year.
There's no way to repurpose the cloth ones and I'm rewashing my black ones. I don't want patterns that are limited in their wear.
02-07-2021 03:34 PM
People love to spread doom and gloom. No way this will last 3 years. I'm optimistic for a return to the office before summer begins.
02-07-2021 03:35 PM
@willdob3 wrote:
@happycat wrote:The ones I saw on sale on QVC were two layer, tommie copper washable. Two layer is not what cdc has been recommending, and they didn't seem to be on that great of a sale anyway.
I hope everyone who has ordered those realizes they may not be enough.
I don’t understand why anyone is making 2 layer masks and I’m very disappointed in QVC for selling them.
I’d be using KN95 masks but the non-adjustable ear loops stop me.
I use fitted cloth (different layers made of different material) masks with adjustable ear loops, 3 layers and a pocket for a filter. I use disposable PM2.5 filters.
And when I saw Terri Conn selling the Tommie Copper ones last week, she didn't say you may need a second mask, I know in the news we have been told we may need to wear two now.
I honestly think QVC has dropped the ball on this one.
We use the KN95's and the cloth ones with filters sometimes. We don't go many in many places though.
If I found out my elderly parents bought those 2 layer ones from QVC or anywhere else thinking they would be safe, I'd be ticked off.
02-07-2021 03:39 PM
@happycat wrote:
@SilleeMee wrote:
@happycat wrote:The ones I saw on sale on QVC were two layer, tommie copper washable. Two layer is not what cdc has been recommending, and they didn't seem to be on that great of a sale anyway.
I hope everyone who has ordered those realizes they may not be enough.
Those Tommie Copper masks are made of stretchy material which is the worst part about them...comfortable yes but when they stretch the fibers spread apart making the masks less effective at preventing germs from going through the gaps. I would not recommend them to anyone.
I didn't know that, I just knew they were 2 ply. I'm disappointed in QVC for selling them, to be honest.
I know everyone is out to make money, but there are people who think QVC is the bees knees and may not even think about the fact that these things may not work. And Tommie Copper is a popular brand too, so I guess I'm disappointed in them as well.
Months ago I watched a brief news discussion about the different types of masks and which ones were not protective. The discussion included knit and stretchy fabrics used in some masks. It went on to explain why stretchy fabric is not a good choice. It made me rethink about choosing masks.
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