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CDC breaks down face masks you can make at home

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How To Wear A Face Mask Without Fogging Up Your Glasses
Posted at 7:38 PM, Apr 15, 2020
and last updated 2020-04-15 19:38:27-04

BALTIMORE — Some of you have called and messaged our newsroom, worried about not having traditional face masks and concerned you could face fines.

But we want to reassure that you don't have to wear medical grade, N-95 masks.

The CDC breaks down three sets of directions for face coverings you can make at home. Two don't even require sewing skills or crafting supplies.

For more information, visit the CDC's website.

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