RE: Nanu Nanu28 Dec 2020 11:18
Gilders So molecules containing the virus on the outside layer of the mask are completely neutralised are they? Direct me to the testing of that, if it's the case that it doesn't then the masks will have to be disposed of exactly the same way. Also, masks are not designed to trap the virus, IIRC were designed to stop large molecules being dispersed and landing on a patient, that's it, nothing more, nobody has ever claimed that they catch small particles or even trap bacteria. Pick up a used mask shake it about and you will aerosolise what was sitting on the mask. The AV layer is going to be at least two layers away from one of the outside layers so where's the peer reviewed papers stating the length of time it takes and to what proportion it kills virus on the outside layer?
Stop saying things you can't support with evidence!