What to do with your face masks?
Who is not using **face masks** today? **All of us** do. Wherever we go we're wearing face masks. And because it's **disposable**, one use of it, then we **throw it away**. That's what face masks do in our everyday life. Does it **worth the money**? Maybe. Because we're getting safe from the virus. But think of this... Can we still get the **advantage** of the face masks **after we use them** from the virus? Well, if you don't have any idea regarding this question, let me help you with one thing. You can still **reuse face masks** after using them. That's what others called **recycling** right? Well, how? And what can you make with face masks? I and my husband tried to plant with any seeds we encounter. We love doing it as it's so practical right now. **Planting seeds** can help you harvest fruits and vegetables in the future. So, in our backyard... It's **not that big**. We're struggling with **space**, where to plant, and where to put the seeds after they sprout. It's a good thing, my hubby loves watching **videos on YouTube**. And one thing he discovers is that you can use face masks as a **pot**. Yes, like a pot that you can put soil, seeds, and plants. So how? Facemasks are just a simple rectangular layer that has no hole. Well, what's the use of scissors? 😅 You can try my **three suggestions** and choose which one is much better for you. Ready? 📍 **First**, try to **cut the first edge** of the facemasks. Just be careful using scissors. Then separate the layer. Like this. 👇🏽
You now have a **hole**. Then put some soil on it and then start planting.
📍 **Second**, you can try **stitching** two facemasks. This one needs **needles and thread**. And just like the scissors, be careful in using the needles. It can hurt you just like your ex. After stitching, you can hide the stitch. Just like this. 👇🏽
Then put soil on it and start planting. 📍 The **third** one is using a **stapler**. Just like the stitching method, you need two face masks to create a pot. As usual, be careful about using it. And the result is like this. 👇🏽
See? It's just so **simple** to create. You just need to **be creative** to save space and money in your garden. And who knows? Those face masks can be the reason to have a **beautiful garden** with a lot of fruits and veggies. So what are you waiting for? Don't easily throw your face masks. Use it **twice**. 😊 But, make sure to **clean it** before holding it as it encountered a lot of unwanted bacteria and viruses. Hope you learn from my article. 😊
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Pwede pala yon ate. Sabihin ko nga po ito kay Mama haha. Salamat sa pagshare. I'm sure that it will be a beneficial for us since we're always using it para di mahuli
Oo pwede. Plantita ba si mader? 😅 For sure magugustuhan nya to. Lagi naman itinatapon lang ang face masks e. Sayang naman diba, mapakinabangan man lang.
Here in the UK from the 19th of July face mask and social distancing are no longer mandatory. We can go anywhere and meet up anybody and stay over night with friends and family. Don't even have to be vaccinated.
Really? Why? Are your country covid-free now?
No it is not Covid free, but by law we don't have to wear masks. All the cafes, restaurants bars and night clubs are fully open.
That's not good. I mean, you still need to take care of yourself. The virus is still there I think, so you should be careful.
I am careful. I did not say I am not wearing the mask. I said it is not mandatory. It is our choice to waer it or not.
Okay. I got it. Looks like they're already tired of being so strict for covid. They just want to go with the flow. Lol.
I am also limiting the use of disposable masks. I instead use washable once that are sturdy. 😊
Well, if you're not that expose in the crowd, the washable one is okay. But still disposable mask is the one that's been recommended by the doctors.