scire·2 years ago·discussWhy not measure something like CO2 and use that as a proxy?The logic being that whenever you bring in fresh air, you decrease radon concentration.And a high CO2 level means you need to bring in fresh air anyway, and you incidentally also reduce radon concentration.I could be way off here though, happy to learn more on the topic as I don’t have experience with (dealing with) radon.
The logic being that whenever you bring in fresh air, you decrease radon concentration.
And a high CO2 level means you need to bring in fresh air anyway, and you incidentally also reduce radon concentration.
I could be way off here though, happy to learn more on the topic as I don’t have experience with (dealing with) radon.