May household cleaners contain bleach

Some general purpose cleaners like bleach, can actually cause the iodine to become airborne.  Then your cleanup efforts just had the opposite effect–spreading the contamination from a small area to a larger one – possibly even beyond your isolation area.  Bleach and acidic cleaners are both well known to cause radioactive iodine to volatilize.  Many household cleaners contain bleach.  From sanitary wipes to cleansers to drop-in toilet tank cleaners, it is everywhere.

So what do you do to remove radioactive iodine from your homes surfaces?

Use the same product hospitals and nuclear pharmacies use – Bind-It™. Bind-It™ is available in home use kits called Bind-It Patient Care Packs, these packs are specifically designed for RAI patients to protect their families from the dangers of second hand exposure to I131.

Order your Bind-It™ Patient Care Pack today!

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