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ButterTart

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Morning. I might pop down to that York minstrel place today and see if I can feel Christ rising within me, or at the very least get a novelty tea towel from the gift shop.
 
I mean you only need so many tea towels, but what is a fridge if its not covered in magnets?
 
Did a load of mushrooms last night. Tired today.
 
My fridge is covered in magnets but they're all lined up at perfect right angles to each other. I get very upset when friends come round and move them.
 
Rachey said:
My fridge is covered in magnets but they're all lined up at perfect right angles to each other. I get very upset when friends come round and move them.
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To be honest I've packed all mine away at the moment because Kylie and Dannii kept touching them :shy:
 
@Rachey I was reading this article yesterday about fogging up glasses;

Foggy specs
Many mask-wearers have issues with glasses misting or fogging up when using a face mask. Daniel explains; “Glasses get misty or foggy when warm air flows out of the top of your mask when you breathe out. The warm air flows over the cooler spectacle lenses causing condensation to form on the lens surface, resulting in misty vision. The moist air may also cause your glasses to slip around your nose making them less comfortable.”

There are some simple steps you can take, to help reduce the misting or fogging: (watch the video here)

  • Ensure your mask is the right shape and size for your face. A good fitting face covering will be snug, and air should be directed out the sides of the mask, not out of the top
  • Tighten the face cover or mask by crossing the ear loops
  • You could try taping the top of the face covering, to stop the air flowing out of the top of the mask, instead redirecting the air out of the side the face covering. Wide 2.5cm surgical tape works the best, half on the mask and half on your face, if you’re dextrous you can do it on the inside so you don’t even see the tape!
  • Ensure your spectacles are well-fitted. Glasses that slip down your nose or sit to far from your eyes are more likely to mist up
  • Keep the lenses clean and use a cleaning spray and microfibre cloth as recommended by your optometrist
  • Try an anti-fogging spray or wipes, available from your local optometrist
  • If you need to update your glasses, consider lenses with easy clean hydrophobic coating
  • If you still experience problems with persistent fogging, remember that contact lenses are safe to wear, there is no evidence that contact lens use increases your risk to COVID-19
  • Scrupulous hand washing, hand drying, and contact lens hygiene will ensure your eyes stay comfortable and healthy. Don’t touch your mouth, face or contact lenses with unwashed hands.
 
I am tired. Boss has not shown up again. My half-year review will be off then. Hurrah!
 
Star said:
@Rachey I was reading this article yesterday from our professional body about fogging up glasses;

Foggy specs
Many mask-wearers have issues with glasses misting or fogging up when using a face mask. Daniel explains; “Glasses get misty or foggy when warm air flows out of the top of your mask when you breathe out. The warm air flows over the cooler spectacle lenses causing condensation to form on the lens surface, resulting in misty vision. The moist air may also cause your glasses to slip around your nose making them less comfortable.”

There are some simple steps you can take, to help reduce the misting or fogging: (watch the video here)

  • Ensure your mask is the right shape and size for your face. A good fitting face covering will be snug, and air should be directed out the sides of the mask, not out of the top
  • Tighten the face cover or mask by crossing the ear loops
  • You could try taping the top of the face covering, to stop the air flowing out of the top of the mask, instead redirecting the air out of the side the face covering. Wide 2.5cm surgical tape works the best, half on the mask and half on your face, if you’re dextrous you can do it on the inside so you don’t even see the tape!
  • Ensure your spectacles are well-fitted. Glasses that slip down your nose or sit to far from your eyes are more likely to mist up
  • Keep the lenses clean and use a cleaning spray and microfibre cloth as recommended by your optometrist
  • Try an anti-fogging spray or wipes, available from your local optometrist
  • If you need to update your glasses, consider lenses with easy clean hydrophobic coating
  • If you still experience problems with persistent fogging, remember that contact lenses are safe to wear, there is no evidence that contact lens use increases your risk to COVID-19
  • Scrupulous hand washing, hand drying, and contact lens hygiene will ensure your eyes stay comfortable and healthy. Don’t touch your mouth, face or contact lenses with unwashed hands.
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Ah thank you! I have tried some of these already, like anti fog spray. And we wear surgical masks that have the metal strip to fit them properly. Still doesn't seem to be a huge help. We now have masks and visors to wear all day at work.

I've had to move my desk and monitor so I'm closer to clients and the monitor is closer to me so I don't have to wear my glasses
 
ButterTart said:
Morning. I might pop down to that York minstrel place today and see if I can feel Christ rising within me, or at the very least get a novelty tea towel from the gift shop.
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I wasn't expecting York Minster to have a public address system. Who knew God had a Yorkshire accent. (well, I expect @Indie did)
 
Rachey said:
Ah thank you! I have tried some of these already, like anti fog spray. And we wear surgical masks that have the metal strip to fit them properly. Still doesn't seem to be a huge help. We now have masks and visors to wear all day at work.

I've had to move my desk and monitor so I'm closer to clients and the monitor is closer to me so I don't have to wear my glasses
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Yes I have similar at work so I just wear contact lenses there!
 
Star said:
Yes I have similar at work so I just wear contact lenses there!
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Someone suggested I wore lenses but I can't. Sticking things in my eyes isn't appealing.

How are you finding all the ppe at work?
 
Tisch said:
I've just had a man round who agreed to clear out my shed. It's been a long while!
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We’re having both the front and back gardens sorted out because of all the WEEDS. I didn’t appreciate being woken up by the men SHOUTING outside, particularly because I’m hungover :evil:
 
What a GRIM day. I may stay in bed, just because I can.
 
Soldi said:
We’re having both the front and back gardens sorted out because of all the WEEDS. I didn’t appreciate being woken up by the men SHOUTING outside, particularly because I’m hungover :evil:
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You'll be pleased to know the shed clearance is step 1 of Tischuana's grand garden plans :disco:
 
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