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Radon is a radioactive gas which is naturally released from elements such as water, soil and even rocks. Radon can cause significant health problems, including lung cancer, if it is allowed to build up in residential areas or other buildings where people spend time. If you want to know more about radon, including how you can test for it in both residential and commercial spaces, read on to discover 5 facts about radon. #1: Radon can get into your home easily There is a common misconception that radon can only enter the home through large cracks, open windows or other noticeable gaps that can be spotted and corrected with a bit of home inspection. Unfortunately, radon can enter your home fairly easily and through many different venues. Since radon is present in the air, water, soil and rocks, there are many avenues through which radon can enter the home. For instance, radon from spoil can seep through cracks in flooring; from there, radon gets into the air and will spread throughout the home.

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