We've rounded up the best bandana masks, from classic cotton bandanas to use for homemade masks to paisley patterned non-medical face masks.

New guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggest health care workers use scarves or bandanas as a “last resort” amid a shortage of face masks in the coronavirus pandemic.

If you are heading outside, to the grocery store or to perform other tasks, the government is recommending that you do so with facial protection to avoid the spread of coronavirus.

President Donald Trump, the CDC and the White House now recommend wearing facial protection like ski masks -- worn here by Brooklyn resident and waitress Casey Stewart -- bandanas or scarves. (AP ...

BANDANAS and scarves have been sported by many during the coronavirus pandemic as an alternative to a standard face mask. The government announced this week that face masks and coverings are set ...

WASHINGTON (AFP) - US health authorities on Thursday (March 19) advised medical personnel facing a shortage of protective masks to use bandanas or scarves in an emergency. Read more at ...

We know of the N95 masks, surgical masks and the DIY homemade masks made from scarves and bandanas. Many people have settled on homemade masks because they’re reusable, easy to make and more ...

Bandanas and scarves aren't very good at filtering respiratory particles. Masks with one-way valves do a poor job of protecting others.

Expired masks have a failure rate of 5 percent to 10 percent, meaning they may not protect against particles or droplets and the elastic band could disintegrate.

We know of the N95 masks, surgical masks and the DIY homemade masks made from scarves and bandanas. Many people have settled on homemade masks because they’re reusable, easy to make and more ...