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Water is one of the things that is needed to run a household. The pressure and safety of it should be considered when moving into a new house or apartment. Having radon and drinking water together is not a pleasant condition to be in. The people living with you can get sick, and the complications […]
Radon mitigation is the process of reducing radon in your home. It is highly recommended to mitigate the said gas because radon exposure can increase your risk of lung cancer. There are several ways to reduce radon, such as using DIY techniques and hiring a licensed radon contractor to install a radon mitigation system in […]
If you are a new resident in the United States, probably, you haven’t heard about radon issues in homes. Although radon can be found anywhere, this radioactive gas is rampant in the US. According to the World Health Organization, radon is the second-leading cause of cancer, next to smoking. As such, you need to learn […]
Since radon is in the form of gas, it can quickly enter your home through your house’s foundation. It can also pass through the cracks and sealings of your home. Therefore, you need to think of the most effective ways to prevent radon entry. There are simple radon reduction techniques that you can follow, but […]
As the world progresses through modern technology, more and more environmental problems occur. Among the adverse effects that you can see nowadays is air pollution. Smokes from burning materials and factories are some of the outdoor pollutants. But have you ever heard of indoor air pollutants? Is radon one of them? Radon: The Silent Indoor […]
Radon, a cancer-causing gas, fluctuates in different periods. This is why it’s hard to detect whether a specific area in your home has high or low radon levels. If you conduct short-term radon testing, you can tell if the radioactive gas exists. If the result says radon is present, it doesn’t mean you need to […]
Radon, which is considered a cancer-causing gas, is a decay product of uranium. This radioactive material is present in the soil and water; that’s why it naturally occurs everywhere. Since radon is a gas, it can move and enter your home, affecting the air quality you and your family breathe. Although it doesn’t cause adverse […]
Have you ever wondered what radon smells like? Or does it have a smell? Many people are becoming aware of what radon can do to the body. Long-term exposure can increase a person’s risk of lung cancer. This is why many health and environmental agencies are raising awareness of radon’s adverse effects. As a homeowner, […]
Radon is a cancer-causing gas that you cannot see or touch. Although radon exposure doesn’t kill you right away, it is still essential to avoid contact with it. Long-term radon exposure can increase your risk of lung cancer. Since this radioactive gas is invisible, you’ll never know if you are breathing it or not. In […]
The United States Environmental Protection Agency has a recommended action level for radon exposure. If your home has four pCi/L, it means you need to take action and use an efficient method to reduce the radioactive gas in your home. There are different ways on how to mitigate radon. As such, some people believe that […]