You've got the right idea, LG, but I'm looking for something with a little more authority; something that strikes fear my enemies. Something more like this: https://cdn.thedigitalwise.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/5593ea68f78e12ecb40c94607173824c.jpg
anthony88
Fans spinning next to face may lead to a close shave,
michael_dowling
A DIY cloth mask would cost you nothing,and protect those around you. All you need is something to stop your infected coughs and sneezes from getting into the air.
paul314
That thing is going to pull people's ears right off in its current configuration. There's a reason most big respirators have head straps.
Username
Will it come with a neck brace?
Adrian Akau
I need one. I thought of using UV light inside the mask but perhaps this design is even better as it takes a short time for the UV to destroy viruses. The ear straps should be replaced by straps going around the back of the head. Personally, I have attached rubber bands on the back of my masks so that my ears do not take the pressure.
JDC1
Looks a lot like the feedbag for oats I used to have for my horse.
jerryd
If everyone wore these in public the virus would be dead in a month. I've built my own and it protects from getting the virus far better than a mask. And personally I care more about me than others with 4 risk factors. HEPA fiilters are rated virus safe.
usugo
like pretty much every commercially available mask, none is guaranteed to stop SARS-CoV-2 (0.05-0.15 micron; average 0.1), or most viruses. But just to reduce, more or less significantly, the chance they will go through. A H13 HEPA filter is supposed to block up to 99.95% of 0.1 (more like 0.3-0.5) micron particles per liter of air. A N95 mask is supposed to block up to 95% of >=0.3 micron particles. A FFP3 mask up to 99% of >=0.3 micron particles. BTW, the legendary bioweapon Tesla filter is a .... myth. It is highly unlikely (cost wise) they use a HEPA grade filter even close to the above specs. And indeed, their "proof" test was to block most PM2.5 particles, that is 2.5 microns or >20 times bigger than most viruses