RE: Training Materials - simulated radioactive contamination?

["Ayers, Rex G" <Rex.Ayers@TycoHealthcare.com>]

We have the simulated spray that we use with the special detectors that

works well. Used by FEMA for training also.



Rex



		-----Original Message-----

		From:	Steve Frantz [mailto:sfrantz@YAHOO.COM]

		Sent:	Friday, November 01, 2002 2:26 PM

		To:	radsafe

		Subject:	RE: Training Materials - simulated

radioactive contamination?



		Ordinary laundry detergent works fine.



		-Stephen Frantz

		sfrantz@yahoo.com





		>I was wondering if any of those in radsafe land could give

>me

		>suggestions for materials that would be useful to simulate

		>radioactive

		>contamination.  Materials may be those that you might not

be

		>able to see

		>in normal light but can fluoresce and may be safe to have

>come

		in

		>contact with the skin.





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