AwePackage Peel-and-Stick Tin Tie - Black, 7 inch (100)

These are long enough and stiff enough to really help get a good face fit on a KF-94 face mask. On an LG Airwasher KF-94, even though it has a good double nose wire, with the addition of one of these strips I get a much better seal and no fogging of my glasses.The adhesion seems pretty good but I haven't had them long enough to see how they do over time. These Korean KF-94 masks have far better filtration efficacy than any cloth mask and I prefer them to the KN-95 masks I have tried. Aaron Collins has a good YouTube channel where he tests masks for filtration efficiency, pressure drop and quality factor. Anyone interested in face masks should give it a look.

I'm soaking off the stickum, cutting these in half, and securing them in face masks as a nose clip. (In case you haven't tried this: they work well for a rectangular, pleated mask. The top seam needs to be at least 1/2". After you turn the mask right side out, slip this thing between the seam allowances and secure it there on the front with a pin snugged up tightly next to its bottom edge. Before you top-stitch, make sure it's centered between each edge of the mask. Then, as you top-stitch, you can sew right down the middle of it.)So, yeah. These make the BEST face mask nose clips. For a smaller size mask, like for kids, get the 5 1/2 inch ones and cut those in half. Perfect.

I've been using these inside my homemade masks as nose pieces. I cut them in half and they are perfect size. And they seem to hold up better than the metal nose pieces that are marked towards mask makers. Will definitely be buying again when I run out.

These coffee tin ties are excellent for using as a nose bridge for a mask. Pliable. You don’t have to use the adhesive part if you don’t want to but if you want you can. They seem durable and they haven’t broken so far in the 20 or 30 mask that I have made and that people are using. Recommended.

These are very pliable and reusable. I cut them in half and sew them in face masks for the shape-able nose piece. For the masks I clip off the corners of the Tin Ties to keep them from poking out of the masks. I also sew around them to keep them in place.Tin Ties are also great for closing packages, holding cords and other things in place.

I bought these to use in the cloth face masks I’m making. I cut them in half and (using my sewing machine) stitch them inside the mask. My masks are reversible, and these strips bend easily in either direction, over and over. I tried several other products before settling on this one. It’s PERFECT for my purpose.

The package arrived early, and it was like trying to break into Fort Knox, meaning the product was so well wrapped and packaged. It is exactly as advertised. As soon as I opened the package and tried one for my use, I knew instantly that I wanted to order more. But ... sold out! I can certainly understand why this is so. I would also like them in colors of white, clear, rainbow, and any other colors the manufacturer can produce. I use them to secure brown paper bags for school lunches n treats for my 'kids' (I teach elementary school), and I am sure that I can find a myriad of other uses for them as well. I am extremely pleased with the quality of the product. Good stuff. I intend to order more when they are in stock.

Sufficient use as a nose guard for our masks. I also use it for space between the mask and my face (I put it vertically on the mask, cut to desired length, and bend it out).It doesn’t stick through very many hand washes, but double sided tape works fine after the adhesive wears out.