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Wed Mar 25, 2020, 07:10 PM

OhNo-Really (3,489 posts)

My Homemade PPE

Link to tweet

First pic is paper prototype. 😂😂😂

Used plastic sheeting, stapler & straw hat

Tucks into jeans in the back

Next up a jumper

Tune in tomorrow

Be safe

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5 replies	Author	Time	Post
My Homemade PPE (Original post)	OhNo-Really	Mar 2020	OP
Ponchos!	2naSalit	Mar 2020	#1
Good idea. Like the Disney World model	OhNo-Really	Mar 2020	#4
My husband suggested cutting a head hole in a shower curtain liner...they're cheap!	Karadeniz	Mar 2020	#2
The plastic is about that weight	OhNo-Really	Mar 2020	#3
Has to be disposed of after each use	rickford66	Mar 2020	#5

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Wed Mar 25, 2020, 07:27 PM

2naSalit (47,453 posts)

1. Ponchos!

I was thinking disposable plastic ponchos.

Looks good. All ideas are worth trying!

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Wed Mar 25, 2020, 07:38 PM

OhNo-Really (3,489 posts)

4. Good idea. Like the Disney World model

A number is easy peasy to make

Use an inside out Tshirt making jumper loose enough to slip up over hips. Just brainstorming

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Wed Mar 25, 2020, 07:28 PM

Karadeniz (11,893 posts)

2. My husband suggested cutting a head hole in a shower curtain liner...they're cheap!

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Wed Mar 25, 2020, 07:33 PM

OhNo-Really (3,489 posts)

3. The plastic is about that weight

I just cut a strip wide enough to cover shoulder I had a roll of of sheet plastic I used as a paint barrier in my art studio

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Wed Mar 25, 2020, 07:45 PM

rickford66 (4,317 posts)

5. Has to be disposed of after each use

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