Posted by MSD on June 03, 2012 at 09:18:03 from (67.4.61.151):
In Reply to: ot radon posted by larry@stinescorner on June 02, 2012 at 19:21:45:
Radon test were a big thing around here a few years ago. Every new house we sold seems they requested a test be done. I always told them to test it at their expense and if it is high, it is their expense to put in the system. They checked a few of them but never put anything in to do anything for it. I thought it was a joke myself. They would come into a new house that was sealed up for weeks at a time when it was for sale and put their test kit in. Of course it would be high with no air ever getting exchanged. They did it at one house one time so I went and opened the basement windows off and on while the kit was in there and surprise, it came back as low. Tester couldn't figure out why. Then you never heard anything about it again. The couple that bought my last house decided they should have it tested even thought the house they lived in never had it done. They read about it somewhere on the internet so they thought they should have it done. It was a high reading so he got a sealed cover for the sump pit and has a fan on it. Claims that lowered the level.
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