Where is the best place to put the test?
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You take a sample from anywhere inside your home. Mark where you took the sample from.
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Not sure where the "in place" you are referring to is located. Need more info.Thank you.
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Anywhere in the green is good to go according to the fire marshall that trained me in usage. Just remember you only have a few seconds of pressure to accomplish control of flames so be sure you are pointing at the source of ignition and not spraying smoke.
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if you test in garage area doors must remain closed for test period .also area should be free of exhaust fumes before testing. the kit says test lowest level of living area with doors closed and no fans circulating air.i would test both areas at the same time with garage doors closed and limiting the 1st floor door access as much as possible.
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Wherever it works best for you. I put mine on the top along one edge so that after I cut the wrap it would have some left over to grab for the next time.
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The one I purchased expired beforeI could use the ten tests. So it is best to specify or ensure the expiration date is the longest possible date.
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Good afternoon,One test will cover approximately 2000 square foot. If your home is larger than that I would recommend sampling one on each level. If it's smaller one near the stairwell will work. Please let me know if I can assist with anything additional.Regards,Rebekah ArmentroutHome Air Check
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I need this for are test boxes and I need about 100,s more If it passes are test.
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Honestly? If I had a family member with a potentially serious health affliction... I would do my own test and then charge back the cost against my rent. Or.. if you DO decide to leave it in the hands of the landlord... make sure that it takes place within a week or two. Your mother should not have to compromise her test because of a landlord who may not have your best interest at the forefront. Good Luck and Blessings to you both! -Sylver-
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Thank you for your question. I am the manufacturer of this product. Each test kit has a unique serial number you can use to differentiate them. On the test kit form you send back to the lab, there are also spaces to write down the floor of your home you're testing in, as well as the location of the test. You can use these, for example, to say that one kit was in the "Bedroom" and one was in the "Living Room". If you put this information on the form, it will be included in the test report we return to you.
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Don't know...would try a small test area first. I think it would be OK, but test it.
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It's 100 lb test. You could always test it, you should be able to break 8lb test with your hands.
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I believe the zero button clears memory. The max hold will give you the highest reading on the test. The center button will give you a reading as it is taken along the test area.
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I believe it says to leave the test on the basement for at least 48 hours but no longer than 72 hours. The instructions specify the length of the test. Then you mail it in. We heard via email in about 2 weeks.
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Do a controlled test. Try one bag each way, and see if you can notice any difference. I have stored ours at rt, with good results.
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Yes, there are additional fee's based on what type of test you want to have done. Also whether or not you want the test to be able to be presented in a court of law. You can call them and they will answer all of your questions so you get the correct information and pricing. Their number is 1-866-776-9690. Hope this helped you. Happy New Year, Kelli
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No Clue; I would probably go to a professional lab. I worked in the business office of one for many years and know that this can be handled by someone more qualified than myself.