REUSABLE MASKS

Because of the worldwide demand for facemasks, there is a shortage of high grade N95/P2 and lower grade surgical masks.  This has created a demand for re-usable and home made masks.

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WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO) GUIDELINES

According to the WHO N95/P2 masks are good to use for a few hours.

Surgical (blue) masks are only ideal to stop a medico from coughing into some one else's face while performing a treatment, and should be thrown away after each treatment.  You might also like to look at the WHO page busting many of the myths surrounding COVID-19

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HINTS FOR MASK USE & SANITIZATION - Centre for Disease Control (CDC)

• Never share masks. (CDC)

• COVID-19 virus lives for 72 hours (Healthline.com - Safety Tips), therefore use 3 masks and rotate them.

• Store masks in a (breathable) new paper bag when not in use. (WHO)

• If washing your mask, check the integrity of the fabric (you'll need a microscope), washing opens up the fabrics weave.

• NSW Health dept. (Australia) suggests changing your mask when it becomes moist, this is due to bacterial growth in moist conditions.

• Using bleach to sanitise a mask can be dangerous, it can leave Chlorine gas in the mask. (Annals of Occupational Hygiene -USA)

• Using a microwave to sanitize a mask can melt the fabric.

• Use a non-toxic sanitizer to kill bacteria and mould spores on your mask.

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INSTRUCTIONS

Use Original Safe T mask spray to kill harmful microbes & bacteria.

Simply spray your face mask once on the inside and outside. 

Wait 2 - 3 minutes and put the mask on. 

Repeat every 3 - 4 hours, or as you feel necessary.

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100% natural anti microbial, non toxic, no nasties, no alcohol, no perfume.

Kills 99% of harmful bacteria.

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Tested on humans not animals.

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Available in 100ml, and 1 Ltr spray packs,

also a 5 Ltr bulk pack.

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