Dirty Electricity

There are basically two types of electromagnetic exposure.  One is to microwaves such as emitted by smart meters as well as devices using radio frequencies, including cell phones, microwave ovens, cordless phones, as well as wifi and blue tooth devices. The second type of electrosmog is associated electrical wiring and surges in electrical flow, particularly with certain appliances containing circuit boards, compact fluorescent light bulbs, entertainment centers, and computers. This page is devoted to simple measures one can take to reduce exposure to dirty electricity in homes.

This shows the on/off button in the on position at the end of cycle after the clean light was displayed.

This shows a drop in the reading by simply turning off the dishwasher so that no lights are displayed.

This is the reading seen when the amount of electrosmog exceeds the maximum the meter can measure. The meter is placed near the buttons that permit the selection of the cycles.

See how quickly the numbers drop when the dishwasher is turned off and the circuit board beneath the buttons is not as active.

This the reading on the digital clock on the gas range. Though the reading is quite high, the risk is significantly lower with the clock than the dishwasher because the clock is at the back of the appliance where not next to wear the cook would be standing.

See Also:

Smart Meters

Measuring Instruments

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