Press and seal to secure leaks I don't understand what is press and seal

Is press and seal the thing that you use for food is that what you're talking about to put around your face to prevent leaks could I get some information thank you when people who are doing this

Why start a whole new thread when you could just post in the one talking about this ... ?

Brk wrote: ↑

Fri May 25, 2018 9:52 am

Is press and seal the thing that you use for food is that what you're talking about to put around your face to prevent leaks could I get some information thank you when people who are doing this

first, don't be intimidated by wanne-be mod's. Feel free to start a thread anytime. second, i've never heard the term, press and seal. what problem with what mask are you talking about?

greatunclebill wrote: ↑

Fri May 25, 2018 10:39 am

Brk wrote: ↑

Fri May 25, 2018 9:52 am

Is press and seal the thing that you use for food is that what you're talking about to put around your face to prevent leaks could I get some information thank you when people who are doing this

first, don't be intimidated by wanne-be mod's. Feel free to start a thread anytime. second, i've never heard the term, press and seal. what problem with what mask are you talking about?

Hey WTF is wrong with you?? The thread is right below this talking about what he is asking, no need for another thread...

And for you don't encourage people to make threads when the topic is already here . .


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Yes, like cling wrap

Press 'N' Seal is a type of plastic wrap marketed for food storage. https://www.glad.com/food-storage/plast ... ss-n-seal/

It has a sticky surface on one side sort of like a Post It Note that will stick to the edge of a bowl or container and seal the food inside. It sticks gently to skin as well, so I guess it would work to protect eyes from leakage around the mask if your skin isn't sensitive to the adhesive.

It's not such a crazy idea, medicine is starting to use adhesive dressings for all sorts of things nowadays (e.g. Tegaderm). I see online that people with stitches and drains use Press 'N' Seal to cover them when they shower. But I think a better approach would be to get a mask that doesn't leak into the eyes in the first place (or learn to adjust the mask so it does not).