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This video, posted on Julie Eigenmann's Instagram, illustrates how to make a no-sew face mask using supplies you likely already have at home. Start by folding a square scarf or bandana four times ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- The coronavirus pandemic has caused a shortage of medical supplies in U.S. hospitals. More specifically, face masks. No sewing machine? No problem! Lexie Perez, an officer with the ...

The US Centers for Disease Control recommends that all Americans wear face masks in public to reduce transmission of Covid-19. The agency maintains that “it is critical to emphasize that maintaining 6 ...

SEATTLE (KOMO) – A month ago, wearing a face mask to the grocery store wasn’t even on the radar for most of us. Now, more and more people are making their own masks to wear out in public because of ...

1. Cut the bottom off a folded coffee filter. Keep the top part -- you'll need it for the filter in your mask. 2. Lay a bandana or 20" x 20" T-shirt flat in a rectangle. Fold the bandana or shirt in ...

With the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, face masks have become essential when we venture outside, along with social distancing. However, due to the overwhelming global demand, it's increasingly ...

Remember that Western theme cowboy event that you went to eight years ago? The hat, bibbed overalls, and bandana that you bought for the party -- where are those things? The bandana might just come in ...

Makeshift masks may be be better than nothing, but they’re no miracle solution. They cannot and must not replace regular handwashing and social distancing measures. A growing number of authorities ...