Personalized Free Fire Mask – 2 Layer Customized Mask
Use Personalized Free Fire Mask to encourage Safety and Wellness

Wearing a Free Fire Mask is one step we can all take to help protect other people in addition to the continued social distancing, self-quarantining at home, and proper hygiene measures. You can customize these masks with your name, logo, or message of community support. They can also be a thoughtful and timely giveaway idea for your customers or employees.

They are also great to have in handy in case someone enters your business or personal space without a Free Fire Mask. Offering them as a complementary mask is a budget-friendly gesture that can create peace of mind among others; especially right now when wearing a Free Fire Mask has been mandated by the government.

Free Fire Mask Tips: How to wear & wash your Free Fire Masks

We strongly recommend you follow the below tips, which outline how to put on, take off, and clean your customized Free Fire Masks:

How to wash a Free Fire Mask:

• Before you use your customized mask for the first time, wash your mask and your face – and then wash your mask after every use.
• We recommend washing in hot water (at least 60 degrees Celsius) with regular detergent. Dry your mask immediately. Make sure your mask is completely dry before you use it.
• Change your Free Fire Mask regularly to prevent condensation buildup.

How to put on a Free Fire Mask:

• Wash your hands with soap and water (or hand sanitizer) before you touch the mask.
• Raise the mask to nose level, then place the elastic band over the crown of your head.
• Pull the bottom of the mask down, over your mouth, and chin.
• Mold or press the mask’s upper edge to the shape of your nose.

How to remove a Free Fire Mask:

• Wash your hands with soap and water (or hand sanitizer) before you touch the Free Fire Mask.
• Reach back to touch the elastic band. Do not touch the front of your Free Fire Mask (it may be contaminated).
• Lift the elastic band up and over your head, then remove the mask from your face.
• Clean your hands again, using soap and water (or hand sanitizer).