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Originally Posted by Al Gerhart And what is the name of the granite? This might get interesting. |
Al, I know you saw what we wrote about how hard it was to get a slab. We had but the word out that we wanted a slab for a while, It was so hard to find a slab that moved the meters that it was not funny. The slabs that move the meter was way too low. The slab that we have has six spots that made the meter move and it was very high in the clusters. The funny thing is, you could easily cut a round the clusters and have a full kitchen with out including the hot spots.
This top was cut to include all the hot spots, so now we feel that we have much more hot areas than kitchens two times the size of this test kitchen would ever have.
readings is one thing, but do you know what these meters are reading? I have no clue and that is why a core sample was sent for testing.
Al I know what the NSRA guys will do if this hot slab do increase the chances of us getting cancer, but what will you do if it does not?