Radon - How I Restock at the End of a Job

[@savedbygrace1991]

It makes life much more easier when you're organized, also it helps when you have a big space.

[@SouthWestRadon]

Good stuff! Always appreciative of your vids and expertise. Thanks for putting these together. Restock process: Apple Watch + Siri. As soon as I use it, I say “hey siri, add a micromanometer to my radon list” I keep noise-cancelling AirPods on, too. Easy to toggle between transparency and noise canceling when I’m drilling or vacuuming. That works well when I want to add stuff to my restock list.

[@shikwentah]

Great idea creating that checklist!

[@AmericanRadonMitigation]

Yeah, except when you accidently throw it away before entering it in your inventory!

[@kylekelley213]

Would love to see the wet drill video. What's the chances to get that spreadsheet your using?

[@AmericanRadonMitigation]

I'll see if I can shoot a video of the core drilling next time I use it. We are kicking around the idea of having paid video content. If we decide to give it a go, the inventory spreadsheet, along with a video explaining how to use it, is something we will likely include.

[@kylekelley213]

@@AmericanRadonMitigation Awesome, I'm just getting started on the radon mitigation in Illinois. Trying to find a local mentor. Can wait for that, will more than likely join. Thanks for the content.

[@philipfry]

What’s the 2” pipe used for?

[@AmericanRadonMitigation]

We often use 2-inch piping when moving less than 40 CFM in a system with multiple suction points. Many of our multi-suction point systems use two, three, and four-inch piping.

[@philipfry]

@@AmericanRadonMitigation that makes sense. Thanks for the reply!

[@AmericanRadonMitigation]

@philipfry 👍