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Yes, it’s a dangerous threat. But no, we aren’t totally helpless against it…

Monitor For Updates

With the use of a NOAA radio, you can be among the first to know should there be a nuclear fallout. The most important thing to survive a radiation accident is not to be exposed to any form of radiation at all.

Prepare A Nuclear Survival Kit

Radiation has no visual and olfactory indicators which could help you indicate there are indeed nuclear elements in the air. This is why we need devices for detecting radiation levels. Your survival kit should also contain a radiation suit, chemical gas masks, IOSAT potassium iodide tablets and Radiacwash towelettes aside from the other essential items.

Protect Your Electronic Equipment

Build a Faraday cage or enclosure to protect your electronic equipment from electromagnetic radiation. This will ensure your devices will be working perfectly which you need to continue to survive.

Sheltering In Place

The most important thing you need to do is to prevent getting exposed from radiation. This is why you have to hunker down instead of rushing out and exposing yourself in the process. Learn how to seal your windows, doors, ventilation and other gaps with duct tape and a piece of plastic sheeting. An air filter machine will help clear the air from the outside in order to make it safe for breathing inside your house.

Decontaminate

Get out of the clothes, jewelry and other things you were wearing prior to sheltering in. Cut your way out using scissors and not removing it the natural way. Wash with 1 part bleach and 10 parts water. Since it has no visual and olfactory indicators, devices for detecting radiation levels will be needed. Seal the radiated clothes and jewelry inside a plastic bag and dispose of it.

With all of those tips in mind, you should be much safer if you ever face a radioactive threat. To learn more useful survival tips and tricks, please visit Survival Life.

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