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Working link on how to make your surgical mask more formfitting (Original Post) Nevilledog Aug 2020 OP
K&R for visibility. Thanks! nt tblue37 Aug 2020 #1
YW Nevilledog Aug 2020 #5
Thanks Nevilledog! mucifer Aug 2020 #2
... Nevilledog Aug 2020 #4
kick flamin lib Aug 2020 #3
I'll do it...thanks! Karadeniz Aug 2020 #6
I use miniature claw clips and just put the elastic inside and pull it around back and hook the chowder66 Aug 2020 #7
Very clever. I've also been pleased with some mask extenders I ordered. tanyev Aug 2020 #8
Those are nifty! Nevilledog Aug 2020 #9
Wow, that did make that make much more effective. nt Blue_true Aug 2020 #10
Great tip - thanks! K&R crickets Aug 2020 #11
... Nevilledog Aug 2020 #12
We've been doing the pantyhose overmask surround ring that was on NPR. Makes a big difference. JudyM Aug 2020 #13
Thank you for the link! Nevilledog Aug 2020 #14

chowder66

(9,073 posts)
7. I use miniature claw clips and just put the elastic inside and pull it around back and hook the
Mon Aug 17, 2020, 05:22 PM
Aug 2020

other loop in. When I remove my mask I just squeeze it and it comes right off with the elastic loop inside so I don't even touch the mask.
The mask fits snugly, leaving no gaps. I also can use the clip (with the mask attached) to hang it up.

tanyev

(42,572 posts)
8. Very clever. I've also been pleased with some mask extenders I ordered.
Mon Aug 17, 2020, 05:53 PM
Aug 2020

Takes the pressure off my ears, and gives a snugger mask fit.

Nevilledog

(51,122 posts)
9. Those are nifty!
Mon Aug 17, 2020, 06:35 PM
Aug 2020

Luckily I'm rarely out needing to wear a mask for more than a few minutes, but if I had to wear one for an extended period of time those would sure save the ears.

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