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Anyone having a good reference to a cheap radiation measurement instrument that would catch this?



If you're curious, there's some reasonably priced ones on Amazon that might satisfy your curiosity (but are not safety rated or scientifically accurate).

If you're actually feeling anxious about this, there's a laundry list of things far more likely to harm you that you can act on right now, such as making sure you have sufficient smoke and CO alarms, a CO2 measurement tool to see if your popular rooms are getting enough fresh air, and a radon detector (though depending on region this may not apply).


To catch this specific thing, all you'd need is a pair of eyeballs, since it actively glowed...




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