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    Quote Originally Posted by bleedXblue View Post
    In confined spaces......where they are encouraged to be worn. Restaurants, retail, church etc.
    Gotcha, and agreed. Same here even.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xu82 View Post

    I get a kick out of people who wear a mask INT he car by themselves. What is that about?
    I think it is probably 33% forgetting, 33% part not wanting to place your hands anywhere near your face until you get a chance to wash them, and 33% being a little crazy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by STL_XUfan View Post
    I think it is probably 33% forgetting, 33% part not wanting to place your hands anywhere near your face until you get a chance to wash them, and 33% being a little crazy.
    It’s annoying enough that I never forget, but I ALWAYS wear one into a restaurant or retail store, etc. I have hand sanitizer (which is easy to get now) in my car so I don’t worry much about my hands. I HAVE been accused of being at least a little crazy, however.

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    If any of the docs on the board are willing to chime in on this, I would greatly appreciate it. In early April I began reading articles on blood types and how COVID-19 may impact patients differently. The reports were initially disregarded, but it now seems that blood type may actually be a factor in predicting complications and symptons (severity of the virus). Any thoughts?
    Last edited by tacopizza885; 10-14-2020 at 11:35 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tacopizza885 View Post
    If any of the docs on the board are willing to chime in on this, I would greatly appreciate it. In early April I began reading articles on blood types and how COVID-19 may impact patients differently. The reports were initially disregarded, but it now seems that blood type may actually be a factor in predicting complications and symptons (severity of the virus). Any thoughts?
    He’s not a doc, but my nerdy chemical engineer BIL was talking about this, then I later heard some info that made it sound like there might be something to it. I’d be curious to learn about this as well. I suppose some like the CDC or Fauci might not want to talk about this for fear that some people might “feel safe” and take the same level of precautions? Again, I heard something about it as well, and I’m curious.......

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    Mask wearing is not realistic. There are about 50 million grade schoolers in the US. How long are they supposed to be locked in their homes? What about universities?

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    Quote Originally Posted by waggy View Post
    Mask wearing is not realistic. There are about 50 million grade schoolers in the US. How long are they supposed to be locked in their homes? What about universities?
    What's not realistic about it? My kids are going into grade school everyday with masks on all day everyday. Is it annoying? Sure, but it is reality right now and I'd rather have that, then having them at home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xville View Post
    What's not realistic about it? My kids are going into grade school everyday with masks on all day everyday. Is it annoying? Sure, but it is reality right now and I'd rather have that, then having them at home.
    I don't know the exact rules, but I believe in a medical setting masks are worn no more than an hour and are discarded after each use.

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    That's what I've been saying. Most people aren't wearing their masks properly.. and I'm not judging. I think I've worn the same medical mask for 3 weeks now. If you don't wash daily or like Waggy said throw away after every use then they just don't work..

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    Quote Originally Posted by waggy View Post
    I don't know the exact rules, but I believe in a medical setting masks are worn no more than an hour and are discarded after each use.
    In a medical setting masks are worn hours on end, sometimes 10 to 12 hours at a time. Depending on the type of mask they may be sterilized And used multiple times.

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