WATUKO HEADGEAR MADE IN CANADA BAMBOO FACE MASK

Watuko Double Layer Face Masks with Pocket (440 GSM): Made in Canada from Sustainable Bamboo for superior breathability and comfort.  Medium or Large sizes & assorted colour patterns.

For the perfect fit in either Adult Medium or Large sizes, each mask is designed with soft nylon straps and tiny toggles to adjust comfortably around the ears.

Form fitting (without nose wire).

The Double Layers are sewn with pocket access along the side, for optional filter insertion (filter not included).

Due to hygienic reasons, no returns or exchanges on this item.

Assorted patterns & colours vary.

Instructions for Use:

• Wash your mask before wearing it.  Hand wash in warm-hot, soapy water. Do not use bleach or alcohol. Scrub & rinse thoroughly. Hang to dry.  Some shrinkage will occur if machine dried.
• With clean hands, adjust the bands for a comfortable fit around the ears by sliding the toggles forward or back along the soft nylon straps.
• Cover mouth and nose with mask to make sure there are no gaps, making sure the fit is not too tight or too loose. Repeat previous step of adjusting toggles as needed.
• To remove the mask, remove it from behind your ears (do not touch the front of the mask).
• Keep your clean-dry mask stored in a clean sterile bag or mask case.
• Always launder mask between uses.
• If using a disposable filter inside your mask, always discard disposable filters after each use & before washing your mask.
• Never share your mask with another person.

Watuko masks provide a physical barrier against you transferring germs from your hand to your face. Most of us touch our faces several times every hour, mindlessly, and this is often how we catch viral illnesses. Despite never being especially close to anyone sick, we self-infect by rubbing our nose or eyes after touching a mucus-misted surface. The physical barrier of an elective face mask could help protect us from ourselves, by minimizing inadvertent face touching.  
Essentially, no masks are perfect, and their value always depends on the context in which they’re used and cared for. 

Our recommendations are a guide only.  Even with the use of a mask, best practices are to maintain the 2-meter rule and wash your hands on a regular basis with soap and water. In general, masks may or may not help to control viruses but we can make every effort to protect ourselves.