Single-use face masks — both the disposable kind the general public wears and medical-grade surgical masks — are often made with polypropylene plastic. When that plastic breaks up into smaller pieces, it can take as long as 450 years to decompose, Phelps Bondaroff said. - Upgoat

Single-use face masks — both the disposable kind the general public wears and medical-grade surgical masks — are often made with polypropylene plastic. When that plastic breaks up into smaller pieces, it can take as long as 450 years to decompose, Phelps Bondaroff said.
submitted by Systemisgay to Insanity 2.6 yearsOct 15, 2021 00:17:24 ago (+19/-0) (Insanity)

So you wear a mask like a bootlicker, you think covid exists, you do not know how to spell ensure.

You also advocate for using a mask over and over, despite the fact that reusing a mask after you shoved it in your sweaty pocket is like putting a muzzle of filth on your lungs.

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