How to Clean Your Face Mask — And the Antibacterial Sprays That Can Help

Still waiting for your to arrive? You can do-it-yourself in the meantime. Unlike hard-to-get masks, there are plenty of bandanas for sale across the web, making you just a few steps away from creating a face covering to help slow the spread of COVID-19.Even though we're spending nearly every waking moment inside, the occasional grocery store run or mental health walk is inevitable, and the wearing a face covering when we do have to leave the house.

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They’ll be there for you – and that means through the global health crisis, too.

Your DIY face masks could use a pretty easy upgrade. A new study revealed there's a way to make your cloth masks significantly more effective—and you probably have multiple sitting in your sock drawer or hanging in your closet.In recent weeks, CDC guidelines have advised all Americans to wear a outside of the house, especially those in densely populated cities like New York City, in an effort to reduce the spread of amid the ongoing pandemic.

The contents of our wardrobe is probably not getting much use at the moment.

Life right now feels like a constant series of adjustments. From big things like work and school happening from home and the shutdown of restaurants, bars, and large-scale events to constantly keeping up with the federal and CDC guidelines about who’s allowed to go where and what precautions you need to take when and if you do.

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While in lockdown, it has been no secret that people are scrummaging to locate household essentials like toilet paper, pasta and even sanitary pads. 

Colin Hanks is staying safe while out in public.

Mrs Hinch has brought us such joy with her cleaning tips and tricks to get our homes sparkling and now she's shared another easy hack. With the sun bathing the UK in nice weather, Mrs Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, has joined many others hanging their washing outside on the line.

He may be quarantined, but that isn’t preventing 97-year-old Chuck Franzk from getting his groove on.

Protective face masks are becoming the norm as the coronavirus pandemic continues to sweep across the U.S. However, with such a high demand and the nation’s health professionals in need of the surgical and N95 masks available, people are turning to DIY cloth face masks for trips to the grocery store and other essential errands.

Colin Hanks is showing fans how they can make their own face masks at home out of a bandana or kerchief!

While many craft bloggers and home-sewers are releasing tutorials on how to make them, most require a sewing machine.

It's not often that a simple cleaning trick can turn your world upside down, but one Mrs Hinch fan has done that quite literally.Taking to a Facebook group for fellow Hinch Army members, the woman from Stockport said she couldn't quite believe it had taken her 48 years to discover the hack to help make it easier to clean her microwave.