You do realise that you can wash and sanitise rubber gloves the same as bare hands don't you? You just don't end up with bleeding knuckles.
I sometimes wonder if people put more effort into seeing problems, you should become TV hosts or journalists.
Peter it's quite difficult, unless the mask is the vented exhale type which only protects the wearer and not others, given that initially medical staff were replacing masks every 15 minutes, it makes you wonder what is living in a mask that is worn all day long.
Masks may eliviate some hay fever reactions as a plus.
I see masks as a physiological placebo to a large degree, unless the users decontaminate properly then they become a potential biohazard by their very nature of trapping particulate matter unless the self sanitise.
Maybe a dab of glue along the top edge would stop them steaming your glasses up
