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How Should I Clean And Store My Face Mask?

  • May 21, 2020
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Public health experts recommend wearing a mask made from cotton fabric, such as T-shirts, or scarves and bandannas, when you are outside and unable to maintain social distancing from others.

It is best to clean your mask in a washing machine or with soap and hot water.

The mask should be dried completely.

Watts advises storing the clean, dry mask in a new paper bag to keep it safe from germs.

The CDC has urged people to use washable cloth coverings to ensure there are enough surgical and N95 masks for medical workers.

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