Environmental
A Kansas home built in 1960 is most likely to have which environmental hazard in its plumbing?
ARadon mitigation systems
BLead solder joints or lead pipes✓ Correct
CPVC piping with PFAS compounds
DFiberglass insulation in pipes
Explanation
Homes built before 1986 may have lead solder in copper pipe joints or lead service lines. Lead can leach into drinking water and is a significant health hazard, especially for children.
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