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@metal-brain saidDo you not understand what the word "Multi" means or do you not understand what "layer" means or what, exactly?
Multi-layer cloth masks? What are those?
@metal-brain saidDo you not understand what the word "Multi" means or do you not understand what "layer" means or what, exactly?
Multi-layer cloth masks? What are those?
@humy saidDo you wear a multi layer mask?
Do you not understand what the word "Multi" means or do you not understand what "layer" means or what, exactly?
@humy saidHow many layers does it have? Is it a cloth mask or a surgical mask? Who made it?
Yes.
@metal-brain saidI made it i.e. it is home made.
How many layers does it have? Is it a cloth mask or a surgical mask? Who made it?
@metal-brain saidA leak, though, is preferable to an open faucet. Mask wearing is a personal hygiene issue.
Multi-layer cloth masks? What are those? Is that another name for a surgical mask? Most people wear single layer cloth masks. You need test what most people are wearing.
Cloth masks leak. That is why they fog up my glasses. The belief that all exhaled air goes through the fabric of the mask is false.
The US surgeon general explained why face masks can increase the ...[text shortened]... -explains-masks-public-coronavirus
https://www.rt.com/news/507374-facebook-censor-oxford-masks/
@wildgrass said"Based on these studies and many others, recommendations have changed since March."
A leak, though, is preferable to an open faucet. Mask wearing is a personal hygiene issue.
The US surgeon general - in March - said “It's important to understand that we are looking at the data every single day and we make the best recommendations to the American people we can based on what we know."
Based on these studies and many others, recommendations have changed ...[text shortened]... supply in hospitals and nursing homes, and had nothing to do with their efficacy at limiting spread.
@metal-brain saidI take it that above "could do" as opposed to the words 'will do' means even ignorant you knows face masks generally do more good than harm?
The US surgeon general gave very specific reasons wearing face masks could do more harm than good. Those reasons have NOT been proven wrong.
@metal-brain saidAre you kidding? I posted 100 articles.
What is your source of information?
@wildgrass saidThat is not true. You didn't post a single article on this page.
Are you kidding? I posted 100 articles.
@metal-brain saidhttps://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02801-8
You don't have any evidence face masks are effective.
If you can smell a person's fart being filtered through 2 layers of clothing, including denim jeans, how safe do you feel wearing that mask?Smells are generally from the direct sensing of particles many times smaller than airborne virus infected droplets so it is unsurprising that the tiny gaps through cloth don't block smells but do at least block some of those virus infected droplets getting through. So you are just being completely stupid here. Water runs straight through a kitchen sieve so a kitchen sieve doesn't block peas from going through it? -Your same moronic 'logic'.
@humy said"Smells are generally made by particles many times smaller than airborne virus infected droplets so it is unsurprising that the tiny gaps through cloth don't block smells but does at least block some of those virus infected droplets getting though. So you are just being completely stupid here. Water runs straight through a kitchen sieve so a kitchen sieve doesn't block peas from going through it? -Your same moronic 'logic'."
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02801-8
Face masks: what the data say
The science supports that face coverings are saving lives during the coronavirus pandemic,
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/cloth-face-cover-guidance.html
Evidence for Effectiveness of Masks
...emerging evidence from clinical and laboratory studies that shows masks ...[text shortened]... tchen sieve so a kitchen sieve doesn't block peas from going through it? -Your same moronic 'logic'.
@metal-brain saidwhich part? The part about the kitchen sieve? If not, specify exactly WHAT you claim isn't true... Molecules of smell being many times smaller than those virus-infected airborne droplets? The virus alone is much larger than most smell molecules so logic dictates if those droplets contain virus then they must generally be even larger.
Another lie, really. It isn't at all true.