Is my mask washable?

• The following masks on Niftii are washable:
  • Anti Dust & Pollution Washable Reusable Face Mask (pink or black)
  • PM 2.5 Filter Mask with 2 Filter Pads
  • Respirator Anti Dust & Pollution Washable Reusable Face Mask
  • PM 2.5 Filter Mask
• The filters in our PM 2.5 masks are not washable, however you can wash the mask. Just remove the filter before washing. You can now buy replacement filters on our site.

How do I wash my mask?

• We recommend washing your masks in the washing machine at 60c to ensure you are killing the germs
• Alternatively, you can wash them thoroughly by hand in hot water. Wet the mask and rub vigorously with soap so you have a lather. We recommend leaving it soaking for 20-30 minutes to ensure it is clean and you have killed all the germs.
• To dry, line-dry or dry on a sanitized surface. We do not recommend machine drying.
• Use your normal clothes washing liquid or soap
• Be careful not to touch your eyes, nose, and mouth when removing your mask and wash hands immediately after removing.

How often should I wash my mask?

• There are no hard and fast rules with this. It will depend on how frequently you use it. Once a week should suffice for most people, if you are not coming into close contact with people that are symptomatic.
• You should wash your mask immediately after being in contact with someone who is symptomatic
• It is helpful to have a few masks so you don’t need to keep washing them.

How many times can my mask be washed?

• All our masks can be washed multiple times. We don’t have a maximum limit on their usage.

Can filters be washed?

• Filters in our PM 2.5 masks are not washable
• You now can buy replacement filters at Niftii here

How often do the mask filters need to be changed?

• This will depend on how often you are using the mask. We would recommend 1-2 times a week, or after about 40-60 hours of wearing it.

Do you have spare filters for sale?

• You can now buy replacement filters at Niftii here

 To see our range of face masks click here