If the neighborhood doesn't quite have what you're looking for, there are still 43 condos for sale in Radium Hot Springs.ĩ-8040 Radium Golf Course Road is a apartments. Want more info about the building? See condos for sale at 8040 Radium Golf Course Road. * Monthly payments are an estimate based on a mortgage with 20% down 2.65% with a 5-yr Variable rate Another similar home is the 2 bed, 2 bath condo located at 1301-4884 Stanley Street, Radium Hot Springs and priced for sale at $229,900. The 2 bed, 2 bath condo for sale at 406-4884 Stanley Street, Radium Hot Springs is comparable and listed at $264,900. Apartments make up more than half of active real estate postings in the neighbourhood around 8040 Radium Golf Course Road. The average neighbourhood listed property is 1,802 sq ft, has 2 beds, and 2 baths. To live in the community near, an approximate monthly mortgage of $2,005 is normal.* Homes go on the market for an average of $2004.98. While Radium Golf Course Road has no postings currently on the market, the city of Radium Hot Springs has 22 postings on the market. Nearby cities include Radium, Radium_hot_springs and Canal Flats.
Radioactive uranium glass figurines were also quite common in the first part of the 20th century and came in variety of colors just like Depression glass.This home is located at 8040 Radium Golf Course Road in Radium Hot Springs, British Columbia. Even very pale yellow glaze can contain uranium. The most common glaze colors that contain radiation are red, orange, and yellow. 5) Decorative Figurinesĭecorative figurines can also be radioactive as the glaze again required uranium to achieve the right look. But, red Fiestaware is just the most well-known. It’s important to note that other colors and other brands of vintage china from the same era can also give off radiation. While the amount contained in these iconic dishes won’t kill you to be around, the EPA warns that eating acidic foods off them on a daily basis would contribute significantlyto your overall exposure of radiation. It’s no secret that red Fiestaware produced between 19 contains uranium. The EPA does not recommend you use these dishes to eat or drink off with. Other colors like blue, aqua, and even red have been found to contain uranium. And uranium glass doesn’t just come in green or yellow. Uranium glass is prized for the deep color it gives off and will glow fluorescent under a UV light. Not all green Depression glass is radioactive and there are pieces that pre-date the 1930s that also contain detectable levels of radiation. As part of the carnival glass craze, these pieces were often given as prizes at fairs in the 1930s. 7) Uranium GlassĪlso called Vaseline glass, these pieces are usually yellow or green and have graced many an American table.
Though there is some debate about just how dangerous these items can be in light of the background radiation we are all experiencing everyday, it’s important to know what you’re buying and collecting. Via/ FlickrĪccording to the Environmental Protection Agency there are a number of items you can probably find in any antique store which actually give off measurable amounts of radiation. But, have you stopped to consider just how many vintage items might actually be radioactive? It’s more than you might think. Lead, animal glue, and asbestos are just a few examples of materials that were once quite common in everyday items. It’s no shocker that many older items were manufactured in ways that we wouldn’t approve of today.
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