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You may have purchased or made face masks or coverings for yourself and your family so that certain countries advocate using non-medical face masks to deter the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus that has contributed to the global pandemic. Ideally, you can stay most of the time at home. But if you go anywhere where keeping a consistent physical distance (at least 6 feet from others) may be a problem. You may want a clean mask to visit such places, such as:

• A journey to the grocery store.
• A Public Transit Trip.
• A doctor's appointment.

Near encounters with others while you are an important person while you are on the job.

When would it be possible to take off my mask?

Keep your mask on before your ride, or when your job shift is done. Once you are safe from others or in your car on your way home, you should remove it outside. Remember to put the mask indoors for washing. It might be better to throw it straight into the wash. You can also buy new disposable, surgical and non-surgical masks for yourself from GS Medical.

What is the safest way to take a face mask off?

• Clean your hands or use a hand sanitizer based on alcohol that contains at least 60 percent alcohol.
• Don't cross your ears or the front of the mask.
• By gripping the ear loops or untying the bonds, gently remove your mask. For masks with a pair of ties, first unfasten the lower ones, then the upper ones.
• Delete them and throw them away if your mask has philtres. Fold the mask and put it straight into the laundry or a washable or removable laundering bag.
• Again, wipe your hands.

Wearing a face mask in public, but only if correctly worn, helps avoid the spread of COVID-19. For yourself and others, these mask-wearing tips will optimise safety.

How much do I have my face mask or cover cleansed?

After all, you can clean your mask. This decreases the likelihood that the coronavirus or other germs will spread.

How can I clean the mask on my face?

• Hot water should be used to wash bandannas, face scarves and masks made of cloth, such as cotton, in your daily laundry.
• Blue surgical masks, which are disposable, cannot be washed or cleaned and should be thrown away until they are clearly soiled or harmed.
• Once your cloth masks have been cleaned, dry them on a high setting in the dryer.
• If you are allergic to perfumes, you might try using a non-scented cleaning detergent so that the masks are easier to use.
• You can wash your mask by hand, too using clean, soapy water. For at least 20 seconds, scrub the mask and dry it in the dryer over high heat.
• When you are not using them, store clean masks in a clean spot.