Cuddling safely to loved ones in the middle of a coronavirus pandemic is possible thanks to an ingenious solution developed by a Canadian. To do this, take a plastic sheet with four handles, hang it on a washing line and voila.
Introducing the HUGlove !!! 🤗❤️Mother's Day coronavirus style! #SomeGoodNews # mothersday2020 #HappyMothersDay #hugs pic.twitter.com/pQxE3IAGPp
- Carolyn Ellis (@ carolynemily11) May 10, 2020In Guelph, in the south of the province of Ontario, Carolyn Ellis and her husband Andrew developed this "cuddly glove" on the eve of Mother's Day, celebrated this year on May 10 in North America. "I figured that (my mom) didn't get hugs and that we really had to do something about it, and I wanted to give one for Mother's Day," says the inventor of the process. 'AFP.
Viral video on social networks
The sleeves, also made of plastic, were attached to the large tarp using adhesive tape, allowing two people to hug each other without direct contact. “It was really a team effort to try to determine the size and height of the sleeves. We worked on it until dawn on Saturday evening and it was ready for Mother's Day on Sunday, ”continues Carolyn Ellis. “It was a great gift. "
The video filmed for the occasion, then shared on social networks, quickly went viral. “It was surprising, it shocked us to see how quickly it went viral. We were delighted that other people were able to benefit from our hug. We loved it, ”concludes the Canadian.
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