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I live in Montana. After a wildfire burned part of our house last year, my wife and I were living in our basement during renovations. It was terrible for some u
by pcmaffey 5y ago
I live in Montana. After a wildfire burned part of our house last year, my wife and I were living in our basement during renovations. It was terrible for some unknown reason… headaches, sharp dry skin. Couldn’t sleep. We had had a radon system installed the year previous, so we ruled that out for a while. Until, we finally re-tested and saw it was at 27 pCi/l. Apparently the installer had inadvertently added a p-trap to the outake and so nothing was exhausting. Anyways we got that fixed and now we feel fine down there.
My point being that radiation can be felt. I’d describe it as a high-pitched sound ringing beneath your skin…