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Assuming you can survive the initial blast, how do you plan to protect yourself and your family from radioactive dust for 7-10 days (assuming windows are broken
by fosk 9y ago
Assuming you can survive the initial blast, how do you plan to protect yourself and your family from radioactive dust for 7-10 days (assuming windows are broken by the blast - or by you).
- rymohr 9y agoI’m curious how long the fallout would actually be an issue here, assuming trades were blowing 10-15 knots as usual.
- McKayDavis 9y agoIt definitely depends on a number of variable factors including the size and location of a detonation. Either way, the leeward side would definitely be a higher risk area.
- semi-extrinsic 9y agoDunno about OP; I have 3M 7500 masks (small/medium/large as appropriate) with 60921i cartridges for the whole family. They are also used whenever we're doing fine grit sanding, fibreglass work, welding etc. so everyone's used to them. (Helps that they're pink, for the girls.) Also keep iodine tablets in your bugout bag. And a razor, masks won't do shit if you have more than stubble on your cheek.