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Radon in New Homes?
Most people are convinced that elevated levels of radioactive, naturally occurring gas (implicated in lung cancer) is only a problem in older homes. Despite the fact that some new houses were constructed to be radon-resistant, these new techniques are not completely foolproof.
Any home, whether airtight or drafty, new or old, can have a radon problem - and almost one out of every fifteen homes in U.S. does. Radioactive radon is odorless, invisible and tasteless, therefore, the only way to know for sure if this potentially dangerous gas is a threat in your home or not is to check the level with a quick and inexpensive test. Test kits are available at home improvement stores.
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This intel was contributed by daria
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