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[BethAnne]

Hailed here today. Hail started just as I rode my bike into my driveway after a 35 km ride. Very good timing, saw some bikers going by absolutely soaked a few minutes later.

That was good timing! 35 km! WOW! I'm still barely able to do 1.5 kms at a time

 

[Northwind]

Last after a productive time making masks. I just need to add wires and pleats. I'll get wires tomorrow. Now we're going to explore the area. We'll find a beach area to walk along.

 

[BethAnne]

Last after a productive time making masks. I just need to add wires and pleats. I'll get wires tomorrow. Now we're going to explore the area. We'll find a beach area to walk along. View attachment 3902

love the colours

 

[Waterfall]

Last after a productive time making masks. I just need to add wires and pleats. I'll get wires tomorrow. Now we're going to explore the area. We'll find a beach area to walk along. View attachment 3902

Are they washable in hot water and a hot dryer? I heard a hot dryer kills COVID....
Love the colours too!

 

[Northwind]

They're made of Batik cotton so washable.

 

[BethAnne]

Another puzzle done (500 piece)...LAST time I did this one was 2 yrs ago

 

[Waterfall]

They're made of Batik cotton so washable.

Thankyou for doing that.....another hero IMO.

 

[Carolla]

Are they washable in hot water and a hot dryer? I heard a hot dryer kills COVID....
Love the colours too!

I actually wash my masks in the sink, then dry them outside in the bright hot sunshine. Iron when dry. Seems to work well. Keep in mind the masks are to stall the outward spread of any germs FROM yourself.

 

[BethAnne]

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[Waterfall]

I actually wash my masks in the sink, then dry them outside in the bright hot sunshine. Iron when dry. Seems to work well. Keep in mind the masks are to stall the outward spread of any germs FROM yourself.

Yup aware it's to protect others in public when social distancing in public places. Of course a mask needs to work BOTH ways in care facilities and other enclosed hotspots and cloth masks do not protect us from aerosol (airborne) transmissions, just the larger droplets.

Great weather today....last

 

[BethAnne]

Cooler today but looks like the sun might shine

 

[ChemGal]

I actually wash my masks in the sink, then dry them outside in the bright hot sunshine. Iron when dry. Seems to work well. Keep in mind the masks are to stall the outward spread of any germs FROM yourself.

Although one doesn't want to get sick from their mask either. Any type of decent washing (wish a soap or detergent) and not leaving them damp for too long afterwards should be alright. For me I don't do the outdoor part, don't want a bunch of pollen on something up by my face. I've handwashed and used the washer, depending on how many I was doing at a time - ditto for dryer vs. just airdrying. I do have a bit of a mild funny rash on a cheek different from eczema and it is right where I tend to get a mark after wearing the masks, it appeared after using the washing machine, I think if I use the washer I'll do a quick rinse in the sink as well.

 

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[BethAnne]

LAST post for the night...heading to bed early as I didn't get much sleep LAST night...good night all and I'll be back tomorrow

 

[Redbaron]

Good night, BethAnne, sleep well and sweet dreams

 

[BetteTheRed]

LAST, as I attempt an early night so I can take Lucy to the lake at 6 a.m. tomorrow.