Researchers find cheap, easy way to disinfect N95 masks
Getty Images Once exposed to methylene blue, the solution, when exposed to bright light, continues to inactivate the coronavirus days. A small amount of methylene blue, with a large dose of sunlight or bright light, is all that’s needed to inactivate the coronavirus on N95 masks. These are the gold standard for masks among health-care workers. This method also works on some other personal protection equipment, or PPE, so needed by medical workers, a new study released December 11 concluded. The findings were part of a 6-month-long DeMaND study (Development of Methods for Mask and N95 De...