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EPA 402/K10/005 2016 www.epa.gov/radonConsumers Guide to Radon Reduction How to Fix Your HomeIndoor Air Quality (IRAQ)OVERVIEW Reduce Radon Levels in Your Home Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer

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How to fill out a consumers guide to radon:

1. Start by obtaining a consumers guide to radon from a reliable source. This guide should provide valuable information about radon, its health risks, and steps to mitigate its presence in homes.
2. Read the guide thoroughly to understand the basics of radon, including how it enters homes, its harmful effects, and how to test for it. This knowledge will help you make informed decisions and take appropriate actions.
3. Begin by assessing your radon exposure level. This can be done by conducting a radon test in your home. The consumers guide will provide specific instructions on how to perform this test accurately. Follow the guidelines closely to ensure accurate results.
4. Once you have completed the radon test, interpret the results with the help of the consumers guide. It will provide information on what the test results mean in terms of radon levels and the associated health risks.
5. If your radon test results indicate high levels of radon, the consumers guide will advise you on the necessary steps to take. This may include contacting a professional radon mitigation company to assess and mitigate the radon levels in your home.
6. Implement the recommended radon mitigation measures outlined in the consumers guide. These may include sealing cracks in the foundation, installing a radon mitigation system, or improving ventilation in your home.
7. Regularly monitor and test for radon levels in your home, as recommended by the consumers guide. This will help ensure that radon levels remain within safe limits and provide peace of mind for you and your family.

Who needs a consumers guide to radon:

1. Homeowners: Anyone who owns a home should be aware of the risks associated with radon and understand how to mitigate its presence. A consumers guide to radon serves as a valuable resource for homeowners to educate themselves and protect their families.
2. Homebuyers: Prospective homebuyers should familiarize themselves with radon and its potential impact on their future home. By obtaining a consumers guide to radon, homebuyers can make informed decisions and potentially negotiate radon mitigation measures prior to purchasing a property.
3. Renters: Even if you do not own your home, it is essential to be aware of radon and its potential risks. Renters can use a consumers guide to radon as a reference to communicate with landlords and request radon testing and mitigation measures.
4. Real estate professionals: Real estate agents, home inspectors, and other professionals involved in property transactions should have knowledge about radon. A consumers guide to radon can assist them in educating their clients about this potential hazard and facilitating appropriate actions.

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