When you exhale, there is a little rubber flap that opens

Apr 6, 2020
7:29:57am

buffgato Mascot

So that heat and humidity don’t build up inside the mask. But it allows my unfiltered breath to exit the mask directly. So perhaps it inhibits my breath from projecting quite as far, but it’s not filtering anything.

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Masks

boogers

4/6/20 7:12am

There real value for many masks is just to keep you from touching your face I think.

Grit for Brains

4/6/20 7:16am

for some...but ultimately it slows transmission by knocking down the wearers

boogers

4/6/20 7:21am

I disagree. Everybody wearing masks keeps touching and adjusting them.

Turn and Cough

4/6/20 10:59am

I have some of the N95s with the vent

buffgato

4/6/20 7:19am

I assume it would protect you from inhaling virus and also inhibit you from

boogers

4/6/20 7:22am

When you exhale, there is a little rubber flap that opens

buffgato

4/6/20 7:29am

good info

boogers

4/6/20 8:00am

It would keep projectiles from coughing or sneezing down.

bluesloth

4/6/20 8:08am

Or focus and direct them like a laser 😉

boogers

4/6/20 8:19am

I’ll try to only cough in the direction of my enemies

buffgato

4/6/20 8:23am

My county now requires a mask/face cover out in public doing essential tasks.

kalifi

4/6/20 8:15am

Which I think is fine, as long as people understand why, how, etc. Frankly,

boogers

4/6/20 8:18am

one thing a little flimsy with your statement.

Blue2thebone

4/6/20 9:04am

agreed, but what in this post is flimsy...I am willing to modify.

boogers

4/6/20 9:06am

This popular Mythbusters episode may help explain how it helps the public

superdoo

4/6/20 10:46am

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