Guys, do not let Al get under your skin. We already know this is how he works and people just get piss and stop reading.
We should have the results soon; we will send an email to all that is on the forum of the date and time that we are going to open/review the information live on the net.
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Both Cheesdog and Hoboal were sent the PA slab yard dealers info
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I am not chessdog or Hoboal so how can you say you sent it to me. When I asked you for the information, I asked you on a post where the world to see. When you ask me for my information so you can pass to you vendor I place it in the same post that it was ask so the world can see that in fact I gave you all that you ask for, but never once did you ever give me any information, In fact you wrote in the post that you would pm who wants it but you will not send it to me are something like that, I was to busy ROTFL at you.
Al no windows were left open because if they did you would have seen a draft and the test kits would have been moving, this was an other reason we did not turn on the AC simply because it moved the kits.
Size of my place, I have to get back to you on that one.
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you don't have the credibility to do the testing, after all an open window or door will keep the Radon levels low.
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So are you saying that a person that have a home that may have a home where the kitchen leads to the dinning room that leads to the foyer, that leads upstairs do not have to worry about radon levels do to the fact that they have a flow of air? If they open the door more than once a day the levels if any will drop? Please make me understand.
Credibility, have you read your little blog that is anti stone? You should be the last person to ask about credibility, even your presents here and your tone speaks to your credibility.
Al, let me explain some thing to you than seems only you do not understand. I would like noting more than for this test to show that granite gives off radon in the home. This would mean one more service for us to offer and make a pretty penny. We are the fix it guys, what ever is wrong with granite we find a way to fix it we profit off of others mistake. We point out what is wrong with stone, and than fix it.
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one was found in California in a home, at around 13,000 cpm
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Al so far all we have ever gotten from you is some text that you type up, were is the proof that you all found this hot stone. It took what seems forever to find what we have.
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I don't know that exact meter, but it looks like it is set on X10, with around 440 or 470 showing on the scale, which would mean 4,400 to 4,700 cpm. Average background in our area is 60 cpm, so you have between 73 and 78 times background radiation which is medium hot, but not a bad find. Our record find was 8,000 cpm, but one was found in California in a home, at around 13,000 cpm.
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Wow you realy know your stuff if you can get all that from one image, so if you can do that we now know that someone else that do this type of work and deal with these tooling can do the same and you and other should have no problems with the evaluations?
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This type of slab has already been tested by three PhD.'s from my samples alone. With your meter reading, we can coorelate your Radon results with what the professors got in their lab equipment.
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Al, please tell us who are these three PhD.'s.
We would like to send them samples of our own just for their input.
I hope this is not like the time you said you turn away 10K in slabs because the reading was too high but yet could not put us in contact with the vendor so that we could but the slabs that you turn down.
Al, you still did not say what you are going to do if this test shows that even if you place the hottest slab with as many hot spots as we have has little no change in the home.
Al, I think you may be able to answer this question for me, how many test samples do you all have? Every sample I see pop up look like the same one, same color, Patten, and size. This is very odd to me seem that no two stones are the same.
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