Assertion: radon | /r/CapableOf | enter home
Facets:
value: through water
type: MANNER
value: through cracks in the floors
type: MANNER
value: through openings
type: MANNER
value: from under the ground
type: LOCATION
value: through walls
type: MANNER
value: through the soil
type: MANNER
value: any place it finds
type: MANNER
value: from the soil
type: OTHER
value: probably
type: DEGREE
value: into the basement
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: through diffusion
type: MANNER
value: through the ground
type: MANNER
value: through the water supply
type: MANNER
value: through cracks
type: MANNER
value: from gas emission
type: CAUSE
value: through bedrock
type: MANNER
value: through the following areas
type: LOCATION
value: primarily
type: DEGREE
value: through cavities
type: MANNER
value: through gaps
type: MANNER
value: through the following
type: MANNER
value: in two ways
type: MANNER
value: through holes
type: MANNER
value: through floor drains
type: MANNER
value: as a radioactive gas
type: MANNER
value: from rocks
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: through groundwater
type: MANNER
value: in solid floors construction joints
type: LOCATION
value: according to the world health organization
type: OTHER
value: through foundations
type: MANNER
value: through various means
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Once formed, radon enters a home through cracks in walls, basement floors, foundations and other openings.
text: Sometimes radon enters the home through well water.
text: Well water can be very rich in radon; the use of this water inside a house is an additional route allowing radon to enter the house.
text: The ease and efficiency with which radon moves in the pore space or fracture effects how much radon enters a house.
text: Fact: While radon gets into some homes through water, it is important to first test the air in the home for radon.
text: But when radon comes into a home or building, the condensed, elevated levels can be harmful to the point of causing lung cancer.
text: The exhaust pipes of soil suction systems must vent above the surface of the roof and 10 feet or more above the ground, and must be at least 10 feet away from windows, doors, or other openings that could allow the radon to reenter the home, if the exhaust pipes do not vent at least 2 feet above these openings.
text: the easy of passage for radon to travel from the soil and rocks into the home
text: Radon can enter a home any place it finds an opening where the house is in contact with the ground: cracks in foundation walls and in floor slabs, construction joints, gaps around service pipes, support posts, window casements, floor drains, sumps or cavities inside walls.
text: It can also enter a home through its well water.
text: As a radioactive gas, radon can enter a home through cracks in the foundation floor and walls, through basement floor drains, and through sump openings.
text: Radon can also enter a home through holes made in the foundation walls for pipes and other utility lines.
text: Radon can enter a home in two ways.
text: Radon can enter a home through the following:
text: Radon can enter a home any place it finds an opening where the house contacts the ground: cracks in foundation floor and walls, construction joints, gaps around service pipes, support posts, window casements, floor drains, sumps or cavities inside walls.
text: However, radon that enters an enclosed space, such as a home, can sometimes accumulate to high levels.
text: Radon surges through the ground and enters a home through gaps, cracks and cavities in floors, walls and pipes.
text: Once radon enters a home, it stays there – until it's removed.
text: Radon can enter a home through the floor and walls -- anywhere there is an opening between the home and the soil.
text: Radon enters a home through various means: crawl spaces, brick walls, sump pumps, cellars, or any where that the flow of air is allowed to stagnate.
text: Radon can enter homes through cracks in floors, walls, or foundations, and collect indoors.
text: According to the World Health Organization, Radon primarily enters homes through the following areas:
text: Radon can enter homes through cracks in floors, walls, or foundations, and collect indoors.
text: Radon can enter homes and buildings through cracks in floors, walls, or foundations.
text: Radon enters homes through cracks in the floors or at floor-wall junctions, gaps around pipes or cables, small pores in hollow-block walls, or sumps or drains.
text: Radon can enter homes from gas emission through the soil and bedrock.
text: Since radon enters homes from under the ground, living healthy and green starts from the ground up.
text: Since radon enters homes from under the ground, living healthy and green starts from the ground up.
text: Radon enters homes, offices, schools and other buildings through cracks in floors, walls, construction joints, or gaps around service pipes, electrical wires and sump pits.
text: Radon enters homes through cracks in the floors or at floor-wall junctions, gaps around pipes or cables, small pores in hollow-block walls, or sumps or drains.
text: Radon enters homes, offices, schools and other buildings through cracks in floors, walls, construction joints, or gaps around service pipes, electrical wires and sump pits.
text: Radon enters homes from the soil and it can penetrate walls including concrete and plastic vapor barriers.
text: Radon enters homes through openings in the foundation floor or walls, wherever the foundation is in contact with the soil.
text: Radon can enter buildings and homes through any opening where there is contact with soil (floor drains, cracks in foundation walls, gaps around pipes and cables).
text: Radon can enter homes through cracks in the foundation, floors, and walls, through openings around sump pumps and drains, and through gaps around pipes.
text: Radon enters homes through openings that are in contact with the ground, such as cracks in the foundation, small openings around pipes, and sump pits.
text: Radon may also enter homes through the water supply.
text: Radon that enters the home through the ground, groundwater, or is trapped in building materials enters the living space and disintegrates into its decay products.
text: In most cases however, radon entering the home through water is a small risk compared to radon entering your home through the soil.
text: In most cases, radon entering the home through water is a small risk compared with radon entering your home from the soil.
text: Radon can enter the home through cracks in floors or walls, construction joints, gaps in floors or around pipes, wall cavities, and through the water supply.
text: Radon can enter the home through Diffusion from the ground,
text: Radon can enter the home through Cracks in solid floors Construction joints Cracks in walls
text: Keep in mind that the presence of waterborne radon indicates that radon is probably also entering the house through the soil into the basement which is generally the predominant source.