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A Public Service Message:
The specialists are advising us to wear masks when we shop or go out to any space which is even partly public. Here's a quick way to make a mask, given their shortage in the markets.
An Indian doctor friend from Kansas City (an old schoolmate) posted this on my old school google group. Courtesy of The Times of India:
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...e-a-mask-in-30-seconds/videoshow/74987354.cms
A piece of square cloth and two rubber bands – that seems to be all of the easily obtainable components that are needed. Clever and inventive. I just tried it with a navy-and-white polka dot pocket square, and it works very well. Looks great too -- I'll try a paisley square next, LOL. It should be great for trips to the grocery store or pharmacy. I think it should be easy to wear as well.
The specialists are advising us to wear masks when we shop or go out to any space which is even partly public. Here's a quick way to make a mask, given their shortage in the markets.
An Indian doctor friend from Kansas City (an old schoolmate) posted this on my old school google group. Courtesy of The Times of India:
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...e-a-mask-in-30-seconds/videoshow/74987354.cms
A piece of square cloth and two rubber bands – that seems to be all of the easily obtainable components that are needed. Clever and inventive. I just tried it with a navy-and-white polka dot pocket square, and it works very well. Looks great too -- I'll try a paisley square next, LOL. It should be great for trips to the grocery store or pharmacy. I think it should be easy to wear as well.