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Post #144958165 added 01-27-2021 7:10 AM by JosephJ7206 in Deal Talk
I had a few mitigation guys come out before deciding on one. One of them actually drilled 2 holes in my basement floor to check the vacuum pressure from the installation corner to the far side of the...
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Post #144958510 added 01-27-2021 7:27 AM by mjodotcom in Deal Talk
Bought this unit last time it was on sale. It showed we had higher radon than recommended in our finished basement, and prompted formal testing and ultimately install of a mitigation system. Every...
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Post #144958516 added 01-27-2021 7:27 AM by Studly in Deal Talk
Keep an eye on Ebay for this product. I ordered one there, brand new, about a month ago for I think it was $80. It's a great product, and since radon levels fluctuate day by day, the longer you run...
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Post #144958522 added 01-27-2021 7:27 AM by fifty2weekhi in Deal Talk
The mitigation system airs out radon below the slab, your HVAC regulates the air above the slab.
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Post #144958744 added 01-27-2021 7:36 AM by mjodotcom in Deal Talk
The contractor we chose actually mentioned this as a common observation from his clients when quoting the job - especially when the system is tied into an active water mitigation network like we had...
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Post #144959245 added 01-27-2021 7:54 AM by nsknuds in Deal Talk
Looks like it was purchased on 1/6. Does that still qualify?
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Post #144964879 added 01-27-2021 11:30 AM by Wantdealz in Deal Talk
You can get one that connects to wifi; it will notify you. The Airthings Wave at $150 and Wave Plus at $180 are also both currently on sale.
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Post #144964897 added 01-27-2021 11:31 AM by Nephilim in Deal Talk
These have been used by home inspectors for many years. Used to be called ‘the Canary’. I’ve have two side-by-side for 3 years in various locations and they are always within a few tenths of...
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Post #144959848 added 01-27-2021 8:18 AM by the block in Deal Talk
Do you have any you would recommend?
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Post #144960268 added 01-27-2021 8:34 AM by PoorFatKid in Deal Talk
Safety Siren and Ecosense EcoQube both plug in. Also the EcoQube is on sale now @Amazon.
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Post #144971821 added 01-27-2021 3:50 PM by PoorFatKid in Deal Talk
Radon gas is not found in all parts of the country. Dihydrogen monoxide, found in every state, is far more dangerous than radon gas and kills many more people every year. And there's 100% certainty...
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Post #144975046 added 01-27-2021 6:34 PM by Kachur in Deal Talk
Applying negative pressure on well sealed house will cause radon to go up. So if you add/upgrade a fan, seal the basement - that all increases your radon. I am surprised people are not installing...
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Post #144978019 added 01-27-2021 9:21 PM by FancyLanguage1677 in Deal Talk
I used a test kit to measure in my basement and the result came back to be 7.7 plus or minus 0.7 pci /l. My walkout basement had not been fanned for a long time and occasionally I would open the...
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Post #144982768 added 01-28-2021 6:34 AM by publicpersona in Deal Talk
The model in this deal takes three AAA batteries. But you are right they last a long time.
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Post #144957886 added 01-27-2021 6:57 AM by Kyle.Christopher in Deal Talk
As other people have mentioned, those are great for one-time (could be monthly, bi-annual, annual, etc.) testing, not daily monitoring. Our basement was 111 and 140 for separate testings, we have...
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Post #144960364 added 01-27-2021 8:40 AM by dmob336 in Deal Talk
Bought this item in 2019 and it's still going on the same batteries and I occasionally move it to different areas in the basement. I had a professional company come out in May 2019 for $175 and...
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Post #144960526 added 01-27-2021 8:47 AM by the block in Deal Talk
Is the EcoQube legit and well-reviewed? I can't really find much about it online. Seems fairly new to the market.
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Post #144960616 added 01-27-2021 8:51 AM by publicpersona in Deal Talk
​I have an encapsulated crawl space that is very well sealed, and a drain that runs the perimeter of the crawl space and the radon fan pulls from that. The crawl space also has a dehumidifier that...
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Post #144960694 added 01-27-2021 8:53 AM by chuck850 in Deal Talk
Educate yourself before spending a ton in this area. It's a billion dollar industry for a reason (it makes other people money): Long read, but lots of information:...
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Post #144967933 added 01-27-2021 1:15 PM by donldmn in Deal Talk
I would make the argument that knowing if you have high radon levels could/should the way you use a certain space. If you're not going to install a radon mitigation system for whatever reason then...
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Post #144968422 added 01-27-2021 1:29 PM by labenedict in Deal Talk
We have owned one of these for about 6 years. When we bought a house, the home inspector had found a high level of radon and therefore we had a mitigation system installed before we moved in. We...
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Post #144970813 added 01-27-2021 3:02 PM by techoneup in Deal Talk
I never heard of radon I know we have smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors, as well as midi-chlorian detectors by the door to detect any Jedi or Sith. I'll have to look into this.
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Post #144972490 added 01-27-2021 4:19 PM by Tbl5143 in Deal Talk
Uhm, radon is naturally occuring. It's almost impossible to escape. It's present even outdoors. Inside there's just no wind that would allow it to disperse, so indoors levels are generally higher...
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Post #144974260 added 01-27-2021 5:54 PM by kyler13 in Deal Talk
Yes, I read the paper. Two comments: 1. "it is important to set the radon limit near the NOAEL to avoid the risk of losing a health benefit." - Maybe. However, if I live in an apt on the 15th...
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Post #144976117 added 01-27-2021 7:30 PM by cravi5 in Deal Talk
Lmao. Repped
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Post #144976327 added 01-27-2021 7:44 PM by olie4u in Deal Talk
9 volt battery last like a year
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Post #144976411 added 01-27-2021 7:49 PM by jmemax in Deal Talk
I picked up the EcoQube about 3 weeks ago. So far, I would recommend it. It's spot on with accuracy with a professional unit, as well as with 3 charcoal tests. I went back and forth because it was so...
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Post #144954844 added 01-27-2021 2:52 AM by ulemu06 in Deal Talk
Amazon deal of the day. Reviews seem pretty good if your expectations aren't extreme accuracy/precision (which they shouldn't be for a $100 unit). Seems like it has good long term and short term...
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Post #144956689 added 01-27-2021 5:55 AM by kyler13 in Deal Talk
Great deal. I got one of these just before we got a radon mitigation system installed to get an idea of the level fluxuation in our basement since the kits only give you an average for the exposure...
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Post #144956725 added 01-27-2021 5:56 AM by punnu17 in Deal Talk
I have radon mitigation system installed by previous owner. Do I still need this ?
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Post #144956770 added 01-27-2021 5:58 AM by amelen in Deal Talk
Our radon level was on the higher end of normal and even with mitigation it's never 0 (which is normal). As instructed by the Radon testing company, we do yearly tests - but this would be better to...
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Post #144956800 added 01-27-2021 6:00 AM by User13045867 in Deal Talk
5char works
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Post #144956932 added 01-27-2021 6:09 AM by publicpersona in Deal Talk
You can get charcoal test kits for $20 or less, yes. Some states have radon programs where you can get one or two for free. But charcoal kits only measure over a few days. Radon levels, unmitigated,...
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Post #144957094 added 01-27-2021 6:16 AM by Andras888 in Deal Talk
I would get it to monitor the Radon level to ensure the radon mitigation system is doing its' job. Things can change in a house and radon levels can change as a result.
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Post #144957109 added 01-27-2021 6:17 AM by kyler13 in Deal Talk
From what I've read, outdoor background is about 0.5. With mitigation, we run 0.05-0.4 so we effectively are under a radon vacuum. Love it.
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Post #144957127 added 01-27-2021 6:18 AM by micro in Deal Talk
Question for the pros- (1) Worth it to get their more advanced units that detects CO2/VOCs/air quality? (2) Does this radon detector expire after X years? Similar to CO/smoke detectors?
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Post #144957190 added 01-27-2021 6:20 AM by Andras888 in Deal Talk
A radon kit will detect it once, this will continuously monitor the levels. If it's higher than 4.0 pCi/L (EPA) or 2.7 pCi/L (WHO) one should install a mitigation system. After that one should...
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Post #144957223 added 01-27-2021 6:22 AM by smalljohnson in Deal Talk
The irony of installing some of these radon mitigation systems is that it actually increases the chance of lung cancer as some low levels of radon are actually good for the body (ie going from 8...
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Post #144962173 added 01-27-2021 9:42 AM by PoorFatKid in Deal Talk
THANKS for this!
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Post #144970204 added 01-27-2021 2:35 PM by Toller in Deal Talk
The post I replied to had a link to an article claiming that. I doubt there is any evidence supporting it. If there was, they would be selling radium powder for the billions of people who don't...
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