What kind of tiles have no radiation?
Living in the era of high technology, there are countless electronic and electrical technology products around us that produce radiation, such as computers, mobile phones, TVs... In addition to electronic and electrical technology products, there are many things that actually also produce radiation. For example, home building materials products.
Do ceramic tiles, one of the main materials for decoration, have radiation? Or What kind of tiles have no radiation?
Ceramic tiles are made of natural stone materials, such as quartz powder, long sand powder, etc. When these materials are ground into powder, they themselves release a kind of ray, and it is this special ray that generates radiation. In addition to the inevitable natural radiation, some radiation also comes from ceramic tile additives, such as titanium ions and potassium ions in polished tiles and glazed tiles.
But don’t worry, different grades of ceramic tiles have different radiation, and the radiation is relatively small.
The radioactivity of ceramic tiles has different levels, which are divided into three categories: A, B, and C according to the level. Among them, Class A has the lowest radioactivity and basically does not affect people's health. Most of the tiles in the home are Class A. Although some of Class B and Class C can only be used for exterior wall buildings, their radioactivity is not high and cannot compare with the radiation produced by a cell phone for one minute of talking. If you are really worried, just think about the workers in the ceramic tile factory. They receive much more radiation than we do. However, there have been no reports of workers getting sick due to radiation from ceramic tiles.
Ceramic tiles are divided into three radiation levels: A, B, and C. In fact, there is nothing to worry about. Just choose category A. You don’t have to worry about the merchants lying to you, because the radiation levels will be clearly written on the packaging of regular manufacturers. Most of the radioactivity of ceramic tiles meets national standards. It is best to lay fewer dark ceramic tiles in your home, as their radioactivity is relatively higher. After laying the tiles, remember to open windows for ventilation.
