Mask worms are real

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they respond to breath as well!#
Test this yourselves!!!!! My microscope cost $30 but can see these easily

Anyone here know what these things are?
Are they nemotode worms ?
why are all masks infected with this? check yourself

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I recommend you boil your masks!
The black fibers do not respond to saliva or breath after boiling! Tested..

Is that you CliffM? Waiting to pine your thread...

Sorry not CliffM but you should pine this anyway

pin it

When there is an open slot I will...

Good work, OP! Can you put the fibers in a small amount of sugar water (petri dish?) and monitor them for a while.

Do they start moving in water? Do they start growing longer? Report back your findings. Thanks!

Good idea...nurture them and watch the response!

This is in interesting and it's great that people are making videos capturing the phenomenon, but someone with some ability to get better answers needs to step in and figure out exactly what this is.

Maybe it's nothing and is something that's always been there, but I would assume that this would be known.

If not something known, what is it? Is it just in masks and not other fabric, has anyone investigated that?

Really thinking if it's something new, that it's parasitic that and has adapted over the last year with the exponential wearing of face masks. The warm, moist, and probably bacterial laden environment might be something that is ripe for whatever it is. But if this was the case, it's not like it knows the difference between a fresh unused mask and a blanket, so maybe not.

Just not seeing how it could be something sinister since masks come from everywhere. Walmart, Amazon, Target, local stores, Etsy, the gas station. I mean they can't all be manufactured by the some company, and if not, compromised such that someone is intentionally contaminating, that just doesn't seem feasible.

A scientist with expertise needs to step in and identify what it is, once that's determined, whether or not its a threat and dangerous.

Also, what happens to the masks if you microwave them? Do they start burning or is it ok to do that?

If microwaving the masks is an option. Do the fibers move after microwaving? Thanks!

Boiling the mask will make it useless...strip it of static charge.



Pass air through it at 165 or higher for 20-30 minutes.


You can do that with a simple dehydrator.


That is how to sterilize the masks by the way.

Don't wash them or use alcohol.

Try it.


See if the little buggers live.


I doubt it unless they are very hardy extremophiles.

Why?


Because it would kill YOU...AND MOST OTHER EUKARYOTUC LIFE SUCH AS BACTERIA, PARASITES ETC.

Microwaving besides being dangerous if the mask has any metal would also strip it of static charge.

Do not sterilize them in the microwave.

I don't really care if the mask doesn't work after boiling/microwaving. It's not going to stop tiny viruses from entering anyway, right?

I'm talking about these cheap surgical masks everyone wears.

Yeah.

Think of like growing your own small tribe of dindooos.

There

No, the surgical masks and even N95's will only stop fomites (droplets)...if they still have electrostaic charge.

You would require a full hazmat suit with your own oxygen supply to be safe from a virus. They don't wear surgical masks in the laboratory where they examine these viruses.

Bump

Those moving fibers will irritate and make your nose, and sinuses tickle and itch.

You’ve been boiling masks in your free time? What other weird hobbies do you have?