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In January, when Bavaria mandated FFP2 masks, professional hypochondriacs at Uni Münster came out with this ridiculous pamphlet to explain how disposable FFP2 masks might be re-used. It is full of absurdities. Small thread. https://www.fh-muenster.de/gesundheit/images/forschung/ffp2/01_ffp2_info11012021_doppelseiten.pdf …pic.twitter.com/iAuDLMyJL3
The problem is that, after prolonged use, FFP2 masks become saturated with respiratory flora, that remain viable probably for days This is why you can never touch them (they are full of bacteria and, potentially, virions).pic.twitter.com/gUiEd4KQmv
The pamphlet's authors have only two strategies for getting the virus out of the mask. The first, is that you should bake the mask in the oven at 80° C for precisely an hour. Less than 80°: some virus might survive. Much more than 80°: melted mask.pic.twitter.com/AZMAR0o1pm
Mask-baking is stupid. First they want you to dry the mask for a day. Because the temperature is so important, you need a separate baking thermometer to monitor it. "Don't leave the mask unattended in the oven!" So you just have to sit there for an hour while it bakes.pic.twitter.com/4FtwNGEzqQ
The second strategy for getting all the virus out of your mask is hanging it up to dry someplace in your house for seven days.pic.twitter.com/clkyXgdvKk
This solution is also profoundly stupid. Everyone in your household has to have a distinct mask for every day of the week, hanging up someplace. A family with a few older kids could easily end up with 35-40 masks in weekly rotation, hanging up on a wall somewhere.pic.twitter.com/mIxpRkLdOC
For obscure reasons, you're only allowed to dry and re-wear masks FIVE TIMES. Afterwards you have to get rid of the mask. Not only does a family of 5 have 35 masks on a wall drying somewhere at any given time, they have to have separate data on how often each mask has been used.pic.twitter.com/Dxj9fjkXj1
At the end they throw in some random advice about ventilation. If you have friends over and you choose not to wear masks you need to air out the room every 20 minutes for 5 minutes at a time.pic.twitter.com/ePEdD1EKwA
Imagine writing this insane garbage believing that anybody on earth is going to follow any of these recommendations.
Oh, almost forgot this random hilarious bit. IF you have opted for the 7-day drying cycle AND you are directly coughed upon, your mask is suddenly beyond saving and you have to throw it out.pic.twitter.com/UdNWb2MqGw
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