Why a Continuous Radon Monitor Gives You the Full Picture on Indoor Air Quality
The Difference a Continuous Radon Monitor Makes When I first started testing homes for radon gas back in the mid-2000s, the standard tool was a small charcoal canister. You would set it in the lowest lived-in level of the house, leave it for two to seven days, and then mail it to a lab. The lab returned a single number: the average radon level over that period. That number mattered, but it left a lot of questions unanswered. Radon levels in a house are not steady. They b
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