Tear Gas Removal Checklist
Tear gas is often released by police officers into homes or businesses to flush out suspects.
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After the chemical has been released, someone will need to clean the space to remove the residue from the chemical. There are two different types of tear gas used by police - CN and CS tear gas. Both types of tear gas have health risks associated with exposure, including respiratory problems, irritation of skin and lungs, difficulty breathing, etc. It is important for those involved in the cleaning process to be aware of which type of tear gas they are cleaning, since the remediation process may differ. In either case, personal protective equipment should always be used in the cleaning process. This app for Tear Gas Removal Checklist outlines the cleaning process for the two types of tear gas and should be used by those cleaning up this hazardous substance to ensure they are properly handling each chemical.
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