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Re: Nightlights for campers

Milt Forsberg (miltf@UX1.CSO.UIUC.EDU)
Mon, 29 Sep 1997 09:19:53 -0500


Just wait until the boys discover that they can break open the tubes and
pour the chemical over their faces and hands and arms and run around in
the dark! I am not sure how toxic the material is, but I am concerned.
We have seen this happen - so far no one has been sick from it. I am not
sure if we have a potential problem or not.

Milt Forsberg
SM, Troop 7
Champaign, IL

On Sat, 27 Sep 1997, Judith F. Polak wrote:

> A solution could be those Florescent "Glow Sticks" -- The plastic tubes
> that you "break" to start a chemical reaction inside inner chambers.
>
> My pack has used them at our Council Family Camp -- and parents have gotten
> up the next morning to grumpily "thank me" for the all-night treat. We
> find the better ones (by Coleman) do last all night!
>
> The Boy Scouts love them, too -- and purchase them regularly at the
> Buckskin Council Boy Scout Reservation trading post during summer camp.
> Games with glow sticks -- tying them on cords and swinging them in patterns
> -- are among their favorite "afterdark" games.

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