Does a radon system remove moisture?

The answer is, yes. Though, radon mitigation systems are designed to effectively reduce in home radon levels, there is a great byproduct of mitigation radon. One of the primary byproducts of a radon mitigation system is its ability to reduce moisture in your basement and/or overall humidity throughout your home.Click to see full answer. Moreover, does humidity affect radon?Rain, thunderstorms and high wind can also have an affect on radon testing results. Radon readings have been known to go down when the outdoor wind speeds increase during periods of high humidity. When the seasons change such as fall to winter, radon testing can be affected.Subsequently, question is, how do you get rid of radon in water? Radon can be removed from water by using one of two methods: Aeration treatment – spraying water or mixing it with air and then venting the air from the water before use, or. GAC treatment – filtering water through granular activated carbon. Radon attaches to the carbon and leaves the water free of radon. Also, can opening windows reduce radon? Opening windows improves air circulation and ventilation, helping move radon out of the house and mixing radon-free outside air with indoor air. Opening basement windows helps reduce negative air pressure, diluting radon with clean outdoor air.Can you run a dehumidifier during a radon test?If you must test a damp or humid room (over 80% RH) then test only for two days. Dehumidifiers may be operated normally. Moisture may reduce the sensitively of some radon measurement devices. The World Health Organization recommends taking action to reduce radon levels in your home to below 2.7 picoCuries per Liter.