Completed DEP referral form for a health-related inquiry at the Old World Trade Center site.
NYC-WTC_000147266–000147279Folder label: “DEP No REFERRALS/1 No Referrals ( 2-2 )”
OCR status: ok · source: pdftotext
NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
LINENS and CLOTHES ■ DO NOT SHAKE YOUR LINENS OR CLOTHES. Shaking will cause the dust to become airborne, settling once again on floors and other surfaces, which may then be breathed in.
CLEANING METHOD: Step#l: WEAR a dust mask and gloves. Step #2: CAREFULLY REMOVE the linens and clothes from drawers or closets. Try not to disturb the dust. Step #3: WASH all items as specified by the manufacturer. Koi/ way want to wash everything twice before wearing or using.
OTHER HARD SURFACES ■ DO NOT DUST SURFACES WITH A DRY CLOTH/RAG-USE A WET WIPE. Dusting with a dry cloth will cause the dust to become airborne, settling once again on floors and other surfaces, which may then be breathed in.
■ Hard surfaces include tables, window blinds, shelving, lamps, walls, bathroom and kitchen counters, picture frames, dishes, pots and pans — any surface that would traditionally collect dust.
■ Pay special attention to places where food is prepared.
CLEANING METHOD: Step #1: WEAR a dust mask and gloves. Step #2: WET WIPE all surfaces using water or a cleaner appropriate for the surface. Be sure to continually rinse your cloth/rag. If using a bucket, do not rinse your cloth/rag in the cleaning solution; either rinse in a separate bucket or a sink. Step #3: When dry, WIPE your surface with an electrostatic cloth, such as a Grab-It or a Swiffer.
TOYS ■ CLEAN ALL OF YOUR CHILDREN’S TOYS BEFORE THEY PLAY WITH THEM. This is especially important for toys that may be put into mouths.
CLEANING METHOD: Step#l: WEAR a dust mask and gloves. Step #2: CAREFULLY COLLECT all of the toys. Try not to disturb the dust. Step #3: RUN soft toys, such as stuffed animals, in the dryer to remove dust particles. Be sure to clean out your dryer’s dust guard. Step #4: WASH all plastic and other hard toys with water to remove the dust. Step #5 AFTER CLEANING, store toys in sealed toy box or container to lessen further exposure.
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Guidance for residents on routine cleaning procedures to remove dust and debris from homes in the lower Manhattan area.
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Official notice requiring HVAC filter replacement and asbestos review for buildings south of 14th Street following the attacks.
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Frequently asked questions and updates regarding disaster assistance, road reopenings, and victim support funds issued in October 2001.
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Emails regarding the review and approval of re-written health and environment documentation.
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Fax cover sheet from the Department of Environmental Protection dated May 2, 2002, containing confidential information.
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Forwarded correspondence regarding revisions to health and environmental documentation for public communication or reporting.
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NYC-WTC_000153305
Draft guidance from NYC agencies on routine cleaning procedures for homes in the lower Manhattan area following the WTC collapse.
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Guidance for residents on safely removing dust and debris from homes in lower Manhattan following the WTC collapse.
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Guidance for residents on routine cleaning procedures to remove dust and debris from homes in the lower Manhattan area.
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Department of Environmental Protection advisory letter dated October 25, 2001, addressed to residents of Lower Manhattan.
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Department of Environmental Protection advisory letter dated October 25, 2001, addressed to residents of Lower Manhattan.
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Draft guidance from NYC agencies on routine cleaning procedures for homes in the lower Manhattan area following the WTC collapse.
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