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Mask should cover your nose and mouth, secure under your chin. Refrain from removing it when you talk, cough, or sneeze.

Avoid touching the front of the mask as it can be contaminated after exposure.

Clean your hands frequently with soap and water or hand sanitizer.

While these washable masks are suggested to withstand 20 times of wash, extended period of wear and tear and/or performing vigorous activity while wearing the mask may shorten its useful life.

Don't be a "holster", "flap jack", or "low rider." From a New York Times article:
The “holster” is a mask pulled down and resting on the neck. The “flap jack” happens when a person takes one ear loop off to talk on the phone. And then there’s the “low rider.” This is when you pretend that you are obeying the rules, but actually tug the mask down so that your nostrils are uncovered.