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It is important to note that the air inside our houses maybe five times more polluted when compared to the air that is outside. This is key to realize so that awareness can be spread not only on outdoor pollution that has been widely advocated but also in matters concerning indoor air quality and the … Read more
Radon is a very harmful, potentially deadly, colorless, odorless gas that is located in approximately 50% (or closer to 75%, according to the EPA) of Colorado homes. There’s nothing anyone can do about that – Colorado is a state that sprang up over a wide and diverse area, however, geologically, the entire state shares one … Read more
Radon is an odorless gas that has the capability of causing a lot of harm to your health. Unlike carbon monoxide, radon will take a longer period to have an effect. An example of such a fatal effect is lung cancer that is a cause of many deaths. This, therefore, increases the magnitude of this … Read more
Radon is a natural byproduct of the decaying of uranium that is found in approximately 50% of homes in Colorado. Radon is mostly found in gaseous form and is given off when uranium reaches a certain level of decomposition and becomes another element – radium – radium then further decays and gives off radon gas. … Read more
Plan Ahead Just like with any other project, lack of a plan means you are planning for the failure of the project. Being aware of the fact that there will be minimal circulation during the testing period, planning can help you prepare with ways of coping. Among the many ways you can adequately prepare for … Read more
Radon is a gas that when exposed to high levels may lead to harmful effects such as lung cancer. The gas is colorless and odorless therefore detecting its presence is difficult. Radon is radioactive and is a result of the decaying process of uranium. Exposure is inevitable in low levels because it is present in … Read more
Radon is a colorless, odorless gas that has the potential to cause serious health problems for those who spend a lot of their time indoors, in a house that is high in radon levels. Unfortunately, for most residents of Colorado – anywhere between 50 and 73 percent, in fact – this is what they have … Read more
This is the most asked question as to whether opening windows can help reduce radon in the house. The answer to that is vague. It is yes and no. Yes, because in some cases opening the window will temporarily lower the radon levels. It can also be a no because opening your window might be … Read more
Radon is the byproduct of decaying uranium and can be found in large quantities under almost 50% of Colorado homes. Unfortunately for its residents, Colorado sits on a large number of uranium deposits in the soils, stemming from its geological formation. Radon is a gas that is colorless and odorless, which is what makes it … Read more
People get so alarmed upon sensing elevated levels of mold in their houses. However, for radon, that is a different case altogether. It is possible to live with radon without even realizing it. The worst news is that most people are not well informed about this dangerous gas. Even some medics were not taught anything … Read more