ProtektPack of 3, 3-Layer Assorted Fabric Masks
R169
Please note:
- This does not guarantee the prevention or transmission of infection
- For hygiene reasons, exchanges and returns will not be facilitated on these items
- We are unable to source this product for a price that would allow us to offer our usual savings so we are running it at a comparative retail price
About
These masks are easy to use plus it is reusable
These masks come in assorted patterns & Colours. Patterns are chosen at random.
Product Features
- 3 Layer mask
- Elastic straps for easy fit
- Machine Washable
- Washable - wash after every use with warm water and soap
- Locally made
- Not made for medical use
Product Specifications
- Elastic back for one-size-fits-all
- 3 layer Over Face Mask
- 2 Outer Layers: 100% Cotton 130 gr/sqm Single Jersey Fabric
- Inner Layer Ply: 100% Polyester 100gr/sqm
How to Properly Use a Fabric Mask
The usage of any type of mask should be accompanied by strictly adhering to safe use guidelines. Wash your hands before applying and after removing a mask, never touch the fabric part, never fiddle with it whilst wearing, refrain from touching your face. Wash fabric masks with warm soapy water and iron when dry.
The simple guidelines to use are:
- Only use a mask that has been cleaned & ironed
- Place the mask with the correct side facing your nose and mouth and covering both well
- Make sure it fits well. Move it around to get the best fit. Never touch the fabric part.
- Once you have put on the mask, DO NOT TOUCH YOUR FACE again until you take it off
- When you take it off, and carefully fold the mask inside out, hold it by the strings/elastic and place the mask in a container preserved for washing the cloth mask.
- Wash hands thoroughly and dry before doing anything else
Maintaining the Mask
It is recommended to always have at least two fabric masks on hand per person so that you will be able to wash one and have a clean one ready for use.
- Wash the mask daily in soap and hot water (tolerated during hand wash).
- Rinse thoroughly and dry
- IRON THE MASK- this is the best means of disinfection!
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