When they were forced to close their Dallas nail salon, the owners of Pink Pedi turned to making masks.
Hady Mawajdeh / KERA
After shelter-at-home orders forced some businesses to close and layoff their employees. At least two Dallas companies have found a way to provide an income for their employees. It involves the production of cloth face masks.
From KERA:
Texas — like the rest of the country — has seen a historic jump in unemployment claims since coronavirus concerns and stay-at-home orders have shuttered all but essential businesses. But now some creative Texas companies have pivoted to mask-making after last week, when federal health officials began recommending all people cover their faces in public.
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