Method and apparatus for toxic substance encapsulation
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1. A method of encapsulating a toxin on a contaminated surface, comprising the steps of:
- providing a plastic air-tight substrate having first and second opposing surfaces, an adhesive substance being disposed on the first surface, the substrate being transparent and tinted, the substrate being included in a group of said substrates, each of the substrates having a different color of tinting;
selecting one of the substrates that has a tint color that is visible against a color of the contaminated surface; and
applying the first surface of the plastic substrate to the contaminated surface such that the plastic substrate is adhered to the contaminated surface, and such that the toxin is completely covered by the plastic substrate.
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Abstract
A method of encapsulating a toxin on a contaminated surface includes providing a plastic air-tight substrate having first and second opposing surfaces. An adhesive substance is disposed on the first surface. The first surface of the plastic substrate is applied to the contaminated surface such that the plastic substrate is adhered to the contaminated surface, and such that the toxin is completely covered by the plastic substrate.
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1. A method of encapsulating a toxin on a contaminated surface, comprising the steps of:
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providing a plastic air-tight substrate having first and second opposing surfaces, an adhesive substance being disposed on the first surface, the substrate being transparent and tinted, the substrate being included in a group of said substrates, each of the substrates having a different color of tinting; selecting one of the substrates that has a tint color that is visible against a color of the contaminated surface; and applying the first surface of the plastic substrate to the contaminated surface such that the plastic substrate is adhered to the contaminated surface, and such that the toxin is completely covered by the plastic substrate.
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2. A method of encapsulating a toxin on a contaminated surface, comprising the steps of:
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impregnating an adhesive substance with a fungicide; providing a plastic air-tight substrate having first and second opposing surfaces, the adhesive substance being disposed on the first surface; and applying the first surface of the plastic substrate to the contaminated surface such that the plastic substrate is adhered to the contaminated surface, and such that the toxin is completely covered by the plastic substrate.
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3. A method of encapsulating a toxin on a contaminated planar surface, comprising the steps of:
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attaching a frame to the planar surface such that the frame substantially surrounds the toxin; providing a plastic air-tight substrate having first and second opposing surfaces, an adhesive substance being disposed on the first surface; and applying opposite ends of the first surface of the plastic substrate to respective opposing portions of the frame such that the toxin is encapsulated between the planar surface, the frame, and the plastic substrate. - View Dependent Claims (4, 5, 6)
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7. A method of encapsulating a toxin on a piece of drywall, comprising the steps of:
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attaching a frame to the piece of drywall such that the frame substantially surrounds the toxin; providing a flexible substrate having first and second opposing surfaces, an adhesive substance being disposed on the first surface; applying opposite ends of the first surface of the flexible substrate to respective opposing portions of the frame such that the toxin is encapsulated between the piece of drywall, the frame, and the flexible substrate; cutting through the piece of drywall around an entire perimeter of the frame to thereby disconnect a portion of the piece of drywall from a remainder of the piece of drywall, the toxin being on the portion of the piece of drywall; and removing and disposing of the portion of the piece of drywall with the frame and flexible substrate attached thereto. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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