One of the ways to prevent corona virus is to use a mask when we are in contact with people. However, the masks are too low to be found. People who can’t find a mask to buy tend to make masks at home. This causes interesting images to appear. In China, when the corona virus epidemic was most intense, people couldn’t find a mask. During this period, we saw the materials people use to make their own masks. In difficult situations, people had to make masks made of paper, towels and even oranges. No matter how interesting the images are, masks made at home are not completely useless. Homemade masks made with the right ingredients can protect against viruses and bacteria. Researchers from the University of Cambridge tested materials that could be used for protection during the swine flu outbreak in 2009. To understand how protective the researchers were, they sent Bacillus atrophaeus bacteria and 0.023 micron Bacteriophage MS virus, which were 0.93-1.55 microns in size. The masks were considered as successful as they did not pass these viruses and bacteria. (Corona virus 0.1 to 0.2 microns in size) According to this study of scientists from Cambridge University, of course, the surgical mask was the most protective material. However, the materials following the surgical mask have been an amazing success. The vacuum cleaner bag was the most successful mask material after the surgical mask by not passing the bacteria and virus by 80 percent. Drying cloth successfully came from just behind the vacuum cleaner bag against a little more than 70 percent viruses and bacteria. They can stop 70% bacteria and viruses in cotton fabrics. In the study, antimicrobial pillow covers, linen fabrics, t-shirts and silk fabrics were also tested. They did not pass more than 50 percent of the viruses and bacteria that were sent to them, and they achieved some level of success. Making your own mask at home with these materials can prevent you from being unmasked in difficult situations. But as seen above, the choice of materials for mask making seems extremely important. Masks made of cotton fabrics, especially for single use, can provide an important protection as they will also facilitate breathing. At the same time, these masks can be easily made at home.
title: “According To The Researchers Which Materials Can Be Made A Mask At Home " ShowToc: true date: “2023-03-17” author: “Lucrecia Galloway”
One of the ways to prevent corona virus is to use a mask when we are in contact with people. However, the masks are too low to be found. People who can’t find a mask to buy tend to make masks at home. This causes interesting images to appear. In China, when the corona virus epidemic was most intense, people couldn’t find a mask. During this period, we saw the materials people use to make their own masks. In difficult situations, people had to make masks made of paper, towels and even oranges. No matter how interesting the images are, masks made at home are not completely useless. Homemade masks made with the right ingredients can protect against viruses and bacteria. Researchers from the University of Cambridge tested materials that could be used for protection during the swine flu outbreak in 2009. To understand how protective the researchers were, they sent Bacillus atrophaeus bacteria and 0.023 micron Bacteriophage MS virus, which were 0.93-1.55 microns in size. The masks were considered as successful as they did not pass these viruses and bacteria. (Corona virus 0.1 to 0.2 microns in size) According to this study of scientists from Cambridge University, of course, the surgical mask was the most protective material. However, the materials following the surgical mask have been an amazing success. The vacuum cleaner bag was the most successful mask material after the surgical mask by not passing the bacteria and virus by 80 percent. Drying cloth successfully came from just behind the vacuum cleaner bag against a little more than 70 percent viruses and bacteria. They can stop 70% bacteria and viruses in cotton fabrics. In the study, antimicrobial pillow covers, linen fabrics, t-shirts and silk fabrics were also tested. They did not pass more than 50 percent of the viruses and bacteria that were sent to them, and they achieved some level of success. Making your own mask at home with these materials can prevent you from being unmasked in difficult situations. But as seen above, the choice of materials for mask making seems extremely important. Masks made of cotton fabrics, especially for single use, can provide an important protection as they will also facilitate breathing. At the same time, these masks can be easily made at home.
