That's science I don't really understand
Please stop talking.
Radiation particles stick to anything. Shoes. Your clothes. Dust particles. Soil.... Anything. Shortly after Chernobyl, power plant workers in Sweden were setting off walk through radiation alarms BEFORE they even went into work (first sign outside Russia something was wrong.) Sensors said it was on their
feet. They thought a nuke was set off somewhere near, until they found out. People who left Pripyat contaminated every place they went, shortly after they were bussed out. The cancer rates over there are still stupendously high, especially in children in the surrounding areas.
One SINGLE inhaled cesium particle will kill you. This isn't at ALL a stupid topic, like I said especially with the professional liars doing their job well. This particle could be, if even potentially, inhaled while you vape. Even if you don't inhale it, you don't want to be in the same county as a rad particle, much less in your own home.
I'm concerned about this too, because like everything else, the GOV/state run media lies about it. EPA raised the safe rad limit after Fukushima, so they could still get milk and oranges on the market. Ya that's right, look it up. So I'd be using common and scientific sense, over what any gov or news agency tells you. The freaking ceiling of that place, and most the rods, blew more than 600 meters into the air. Probably totally safe by you.... ya.... Seeing as how the area is a complete dump now, and wildlife in the sea there is turning up. Ya I bet everything is just ok, with that substantial unreported death toll. I don't believe even it, because they're all liars anyway.
The only way to know would be to test your cotton. With a geiger detector.
