Pandemic, and new normal
Sep 29, 2020
The new "normal"
In March, what seemed like a joke, an exaggeration, which prompted many to buy tons and tons of toilet paper, became something that would change our way of life for at least several months.
The pandemic has forced us to live in a different way. In our new day to day we use various elements that have become common.
Hand sanitizer alcohol, disposable gloves in supermarkets, protective screens and, of course, masks.
Masks and the family economy
With the return to school, the enormous amount of these accessories that we need has become evident. A schoolboy, for example, must wear two masks, new or washed, every day to school. Which means the use of at least ten masks per week per child.
This has a direct impact on the family cost and, in some way, generates a large amount of waste.
Washable masks
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Coping with the "new normal"
