[R-390] Sticking Carrier Meter

[Randy and Sherry Guttery]

On 3/21/2012 1:12 PM, Barry wrote:
> What should be done to properly dispose of any dusty paint particles that happen to end up on the desk/tape?
>
>
Use sticky tape (wide packing tape works nicely) to "trap" 
the particles; then wrap the sticky tape up in some aluminum 
foil, and dispose with trash that will be buried in a land 
fill (i.e. not burned). If you want to be a "good citizen" - 
many communities have a "hazardous stuff" amnesty day once 
or twice a year for collecting everything from old 
batteries, tires, paints, chemicals, etc. - and disposing of 
them properly. You could see if such is available - and soon 
enough to matter. However - the level of contaminants being 
discussed here - short of ingesting them - are relatively 
harmless (compared to background, etc.); so "trapped" and 
buried where they won't be disturbed for a long time - is a 
proper way to dispose of them.

best regards...

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