THE 5 MISTAKES NOT TO COMMIT WITH YOUR MASK

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The mask under the chin or the nose that protrudes from the mask to breathe better… We have all seen at least once a passer-by with a protective mask against the coronavirus badly put on… when it is not us who use them badly.

Whether disposable or reusable, certain gestures with masks are to be avoided to avoid contamination.

 

1) We don't touch the outside

When you wear a mask, if you want to handle it, especially avoid touching the outside. In fact, it is potentially contaminated with the virus and you could contaminate your hands. If you want to remove your mask temporarily or permanently, grab it by the elastic bands on the sides. And if you have to put it back, hold it there again by the rubber bands only.

2) We avoid the “cowboys” style

When you wear a mask, “you are not in the Wild West, you are not cowboys!”. You should therefore avoid wearing your mask under your mouth, you risk infecting yourself. If you don't want to put it on, you just have to remove it.

3) We don't let anything overflow

The correctly positioned mask should cover the nose and mouth. “It's a bit like when you put on your underpants: everything must stay inside…”. “We don't let anything overflow!”

No need to remove your mask to call

4) A classic reflex is to remove or lower our mask when we calls. It is however useless: the sound waves are not blocked by the mask. Your correspondent will hear you just as well. Especially if you put the phone near your mouth, you risk contaminating yourself because your hands are potentially full of viruses.

5) We throw our mask in the trash

If you must throw your mask away because it is no longer usable or defective, do not throw it away on public roads. Garbage collectors and cleaning agents are on the front line and could be infected by picking up your soiled mask. Put your mask in a closed garbage bag, then leave it for 24 hours before throwing it in the garbage bin. Yellow trash cans are not recommended for the treatment of masks, whether fabric or surgical.

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