You must wear a fitted face mask covering your nose and mouth when you are leaving your home.
Wearing a face mask helps keep you and others safe. Some viruses like coronavirus (COVID-19) is spread from close contact with a person with virus.
Face masks help stop droplets spreading when someone speaks, laughs, coughs, or sneezes. Face masks are an additional protective physical barrier to protect you and your loved ones from pandemic like coronavirus (COVID-19).
Q.Can I wear a snood or gaiter instead of a mask?
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A face mask is always recommended. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends a mask with at least three layers that fits securely around the face, specifically covering the nose and the mouth.
In this instance fitted means the snood or gaiter can extend in a fitted form to snugly fit over and cover your nose and mouth. It must be secure around your neck and lower face with no gaps along the nose ridge or the top of the garment. This should be designed to protect you from viruses.
It must be a sufficient face covering for this purpose. A loose-fitting snood, gaiter or scarf or bandana will not protect you from viruses.
Q.Do I have to wear a fitted face mask while working?
A.Yes, you should wear a fitted face mask whenever you are outside your house and there is a possibility of meeting several peoples in the workplace.
Q.What does ‘fitted’ mean?
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Fitted means a mask or covering that fits securely around the face, specifically covering the nose and the mouth areas. The fitted mask or snood or gaiter should fit snugly on your face and be secure around your neck and lower face.
Face shields, bandanas, and scarves or loose face coverings on their own are not sufficient.
Q.How do I put mask correctly?
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Clean your hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand rub (made up of over 60% alcohol or 70% isopropanol) before you put on your mask.
Hold the mask by its tapes or loops, then tie the mask around your head or put the loops around your ears.
Make sure the mask completely covers your mouth and nose, and that there are no gaps between your face and the mask.
If you are using a mask with ear loops, you can use a plastic clip or tie to join the ends together at the back of your head to make sure it fits securely on your face.
Make sure that your mask does not have holes or a valve, as if you have contacted virus like COVID-19, you can breathe out the virus.
Do not touch your eyes, nose, or mouth or the front of the mask while wearing it.
If the mask gets soiled or damp, replace it with a new one or wash it if you are using cloth mask.</li
Q.How do I take of a mask correctly?
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Clean your hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand rub (made up of over 60% alcohol or 70% isopropanol) before you take off your mask.
Take the mask off from behind your head by pulling the tapes or loops straightforward and moving the mask away from your face. Do not touch the front of the mask.
If you are using a surgical mask, throw the mask in the bin. If you are using a cloth mask, put it straight in the laundry or store used face masks in a plastic bag until you can wash them.
Clean your hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand rub (made up of over 60% alcohol or 70% isopropanol) after you take off your mask and throw it away or store it to wash.
Q.Can I re-use a face mask?
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You cannot re-use surgical masks.
You can wash and re-use cloth masks.
It is a good idea to have at least two, so you will always have a clean one available.
Q.Why I should use vaarie VH99 face mask?
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Breathable and conversation friendly design.
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