What is a radiation you would find in a home?

Answer 1

-- heat from the stove burner to the pot

-- radio from your WiFi modem to your computer

-- radio from your garage-door opener

-- radio to your radio and TV sets

-- significant heat and a little bit of visible light from every light bulb in the house

-- visible light, alpha, beta, gamma rays, from a glow-in-the-dark clock-face

-- heat from the toaster coil to the bread

-- heat and ultraviolet from the tanning lamp

-- radio from the kids' walkie-talkies

-- high-power radio inside the microwave oven

-- radio to/from every cellphone, smartphone, WiFi, and Bluetooth device in the house

-- radio to/from every cordless phone

-- radio to/from every wireless headphone
your stove - Infrared Radiation

your wi-fi Modem - Radio signal

Mobile - radio sigal

television (CRT) - electron rays

filament bulb - ultravoilet & infrared

Radium - nuclear rays but very trace

speakers - sound waves including infra sonic.

Fan - magnetic waves

walky talky - radio frequency

Many more may be there.

Answer 2

One common type of radiation found in homes is radon gas, which can seep into buildings from the ground and pose a health risk when inhaled. Another source of radiation in homes is electromagnetic fields (EMF) emitted by electronic devices, although these are typically lower in intensity compared to other sources of radiation.

Answer 3

Microwave from appliances.

Answer 4

oven