Celebrate fatherhood with 2-packs of dad-themed face masks for $14
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There was a time when the only thing you really needed when you left the house was a wallet and house keys. These days you insert one Protective mask to this list of essentials. And while it was initially difficult to find masks (I paid $ 40 for five disposable masks in April), today you can get high quality masks at affordable prices. With Father’s Day around the corner, I wanted to point out a couple of mask deals about father, both from our friends at Daily Steals who will bring you two for $ 14 if you use the coupon code CNETMSK at checkout.
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These moisture wicking masks made of 100% polyfilament have holes for grinding behind the ears and are washable and reusable. Apply code CNETMSK at checkout to get the discount. There are a dozen packs of designs on the mouth to choose from, which include:
- Best father there is
- Papa: the man, the myth, the legend
- The running father
- Grandpas are fathers without rules
…and other.
Daily steals
These moisture wicking masks made of 100% polyfilament have holes for grinding behind the ears and are washable and reusable. Apply code CNETMSK at checkout to get the discount.
There are 21 double packs to choose from, with sports ball team designs printed on the mouth. Designs include Baltimore, Buffalo, Detroit, New England, Seattle and others.
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