Don’t think you would with the Honeywell 7581P100L Combo Organic Vapor filter I use.
Hopefully not....

I can tell you for a fact that you can still smell a rotting dead guy in late February, who hadn't been seen since January... lol

I can tell you for a fact that you can still smell a rotting dead guy in late February, who hadn't been seen since January... lol

https://www.cp24.com/news/ontario-family-forced-to-pay-3-458-hotel-quarantine-bill-for-one-night-stay-after-returning-to-canada-from-father-s-funeral-1.5329558?cache=trxjaxqprxeg%3FclipId%3D104069

...They only make you stay for 1 night for international travelers?
So will they be monitored?
No fukn way all three of them would stay put in the house for next 2 weeks.

Stayed at Markham Stouffville for a night for the birth of my 2nd child on Thursday. Everyone was wearing their masks. Wife didn't have to while in labour. We elected to leave when we could just to be more comfortable at home.


Felt lucky that the cases were not as much lately. Cases seem to be on the raise again.

On an unrelated note. I forgot how much work newborns are.

i've been double masking everywhere I go. Hospital only wants their own mask so that was the exception.

Just a normal non surgical mask doesn't seem to have a tight seal.

I also have a condition that's developed over 20 years of reading furball posts Should get line bypass and all.

Is this because you feel the virus is aerosol?

My doctor told me to double mask.

Nah fam, I am not doing it.

This fucking shit, give me the vaccine already.

Is this because you feel the virus is aerosol?

My doctor also recommended double masking.

well..

wife's school got 2 positive covid cases in 2 different classrooms. Thankfully her classroom was not affected.

The fucked up thing is the affected teacher's husband and kids does not have to self-isolate and they can continue to go to school and work while the affected teacher have to stay home and self isolate.

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fa real...as soon as covid hit most went MIA or only available by phone call or text WTF. It's been a pita getting ahold of the wifes doctor when we have questions relating to the kids etc
must be nice to have doctors

That’s not what airborne means.

Droplet distance is 6 ft, which is why the rules state that you should physically distance.
Droplet containment means keep that distance, giving the matter in question the chance to fall to the ground.
Being in an elevator means you’re closer than 6ft, which puts you in the physical range of droplet contamination.

Airborne it’s it’s small enough to sit suspended, because it’s aerosol. Hence why we wear N95 respirators to keep it out... they’re made to filter at a certain level of microns.
Airborne carries further than 6ft.

And if you’re concerned about a tight seal, then 5 masks won’t make a difference because they’re not respirators.
And on top of that, buying an N95 is no guarantee of protection because all N95s are mask fit tested to the individual user.

Edit: you also won’t get AIDS making out with someone who has it because that’s not the mode of transmission. It’s not a droplet nor an aerosol vector. It is bloodborne transmission.

No no, it isn’t airborne.

We wear surgical masks because of the droplet/contact vector of transmission.

All the talk about aerosol is media driven.

Aerosol is when the particles are so fine that they suspend, while droplet is large particles.
So you get droplet from coughing, breathing, etc...

Covid is rendered aerosol when you perform aerosol generating medical procedures (ie: CPR, intubation, etc...)

So over the course of this pandemic, we don’t wear respirators unless performing aerosol procedures. Respirators have tight fitting seals.
We wear surgical masks even in the presence of covid.
Apartments with entire families who are covid positive, covid patients in elevators with us, in the ambo with us... this is all surgical masks.


So on the day-to-day for you guys (general public) a single surgical mask is sufficient. Anything further doesn’t increase prevention of infection.

No no, it isn’t airborne.

We wear surgical masks because of the droplet/contact vector of transmission.

All the talk about aerosol is media driven.

Aerosol is when the particles are so fine that they suspend, while droplet is large particles.
So you get droplet from coughing, breathing, etc...

Covid is rendered aerosol when you perform aerosol generating medical procedures (ie: CPR, intubation, etc...)

So over the course of this pandemic, we don’t wear respirators unless performing aerosol procedures. Respirators have tight fitting seals.
We wear surgical masks even in the presence of covid.
Apartments with entire families who are covid positive, covid patients in elevators with us, in the ambo with us... this is all surgical masks.


So on the day-to-day for you guys (general public) a single surgical mask is sufficient. Anything further doesn’t increase prevention of infection.

My doctor told me the new variant is way more contagious (not sure on details) and it's more prone to get young people. I have a friend who go it, the whole family ended up getting it but their parents who watch their three kids didn't. It's pretty crazy, everyone was down for 5 days (some worse than others) and then recovered. On your covid test they tell you the variant you get apparently.