How to make a mask fit better with a simple hack

Double-masking — specifically, wearing a surgical mask underneath a cloth mask — may provide an extremely high level of protection against the viral particles that cause COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said this week.    Common surgical masks do a good job at protecting the wearer from large droplets, but they're less effective against tiny viral particles because they don't fit tightly -- with wearers often noticing gaps on the side of their faces. That's where "knotting and tucking" can help.    Follow the link to see a simple hack to improve the fit. It may be especially helpful for people with smaller faces, including children. See how it's done! Get the TODAY Mobile App Follow TODAY Privacy Unsubscribe