If my sticker shows enough radiation that I decide to leave the area, is there a way to shield a 2nd sticker so I can expose it at my destination?
1132998
The first question would be does the silly thing work (I don't have a lot of confidence in mine). As I cannot answer that one, I'm not sure the second question matters. BUT, theoretically you could surround your 2nd one in a lead shield to protect it.
1132999
I'm no expert, but radiology techs use lead to shield x-ray films from exposure. I suppose you'd need to have a small lead case or even a thin lead sleeve enclosure to keep additional stickers safe from exposure. That would be my only idea. Makes sense to consider having additional detectors, as you'd need to be able to test any new locations you are considering. Hope that helps your planning.
1133000
If your sticker shows that much radiation you better be headed for shelter, unless you have a radiation proof suit, in which case you can keep it in your pocket. A dose of 50 rads+ requires medical attention quickly. The sticker would need the same "shielding" as your body in any case, and needs to be kept in a fallout shelter where you will hopefully be if it ever does indicate. They're great for venturing out of the shelter after such an event though. Hope we never have to use them.
576787
I'm not sure. I would imagine stickers would leave some residue, but I think rubbing alcohol or goo gone would take care of it.
8185
I haven't really tried. I'm sure with some determination it can be removed. It is a sticker.
927972
I am so sorry I just found the extra cover they send and it has two stickers on it! One side has in RED letter's a "1" inside a circle and it say's Please peel off this mask BEFORE application. On the other sideIs in black letters and it has a "2" in a circle and say's: "Please peel off this mask AFTER application completed! It comes with a yellow piece of cloth to wipe off your screen. That's it I hope this helps?
1479195
Unfortunately no. The 'sticky' part is on the back so you would have to put the stickers on the outside of the car window, which would obviously expose it to the elements.
2151966
Radiation exposure from radon is indirect. Radon has a short half-life (4 days) and decays into other solid particulate radium-series radioactive nuclides. These radioactive particles are inhaled and remain lodged in the lungs, causing continued exposure. So in theory, the sticker should detect this radiation, but in my opinion the sticker is not a good choice for use against radiation from radon gas since most of the radiation is released in the lungs and may not be detected by the sticker which is outside of the body. My source is Wikipedia, so consider this information to be "opinion" only.
1948631
yes, carefully remove the sticker and it is under there on the bottom of the container under the first sticker.
1007911
yes you would have to scrape them off or something, but the sticker itself is HUGE! i would recommend going to a store who makes custom stickers so they are smaller, because unless you have a truck with oversized sideviews, the stickers sold here will almost cover up the whole mirror, compromising your view
996860
i covered my picture window with two sheets of plastic. measure the coverage you need and then look at the coverage on the box. i ran the plastic from the top to the bottom, that's why i needed 2 sheets of plastic
517692
There is an adhesive backing on your homemade sticker, but it won't cut around the image as a regular sticker is punched out. So you'll have extra adhesive on a square paper around the image. Once you peel off the backing that all will come off with it, and you are left with the sticky image. I hope this helps.
1423124
A razor blade should get the sticker and most of the adhesive off. If there is still adhesive remaining, goo gone will remove it easily.
1607677
RAD sticker is a cheap and accumulative radiation hazard indicator. It is not design to measure single radiating application with high accuracy. I just stick on my ID card, check for any color change periodically. Hope I never see it changes. "Discrete, compact and cheap" are the key word for RADsticker.
487343
There was an opaque sticker stuck over the display window. If you peel that off the display will be available. It comes off easily once you get it started.
1103028
I had to use the outside portion of the adhesive and throw out the middle section. Everytime I place the adhesive over the screen the film was visible as well as a multitude of bubbles, no matter how much care I used. Use tweezers to help position the sticker, working from one end down the side then other side and finally the last end. Use razor blade to start to remove paper backing.
1211460
The item is very easy to peel and put on to the window and there is no residue left. We have not yet removed the sticker from the window. I guess soapy warm water should get it off easily. Hope that helps
1172790
Not on my can. I started by gently peeling away the corners, but the adheasive was strong enough to tear the sticker, leaving behind a white paper covered glue mess. However, I was able to remove the second one with a hair dryer on the high setting, just warm it up for about a minute and keep the heat on while you peel slowly. With the hairdryer method, I was able to get it 100% off cleanly.
2152733
I haven't tried to take this one off but I have taken off many other stickers from car windows and with a little GooGone any residue that might be left behind comes off entirely.