Any household items this will pick up, /sci/?

Bananas, old tvs, your whole fucking basement, and should pick up background radiation

>>8658552
Yea it picks up 60 CPM background

Also CRTs emit ionizing radiation?

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Test it on food items that might have come from ocean near Japan. It'll read high due to Fukushima.

>>8658523
Smoke detector

>>8658577
Most fruits and nuts are already detectable due to high levels of potassium.

>>8658577
Supposedly not.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9Fod_hYCtg

>>8658523
Granite countertops.

Your radio, but only if it's active.

>>8658564
yes they emit x-rays

>>8658564
>>8660881
>CRT
poorfags and oldfags pls go

>>8660107
richfags pls go

>>8659436
>this

>>8658577
kek

Sometimes old glassware had radioactive material in it.

>>8658552
basements are supposed to have less radiation.
thats why fallout shelters are built below ground.

>>8661697
If there's clay in your area like mine, trace amounts of uranium present can decay to radon. This is a big problem in my area and the state offers tests for it.