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Pat Austin, Senior Loss Prevention Representative and Environmental RepresentativeApr 8, 2020< 1 min read
DIY Face Cover Tutorial
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is now recommending Americans wear a non-medical face mask or cover when in public places.
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Officials from both the CDC and New Hampshire are emphasizing to leave medical equipment for local hospitals that need them.
The reason officials are now asking Americans to wear the mask is because it is simply a tool that can help in the slow and control of the coronavirus.
The CDC has great instructions on how to make your own mask, the do’s and dont’s of use, and additional helpful information.
Follow this link to access the CDC's DIY Cloth Face Cover tutorial.
Please contact NHADA with any additional questions or concerns.
