The 1 Hour Martinizing Cleaners site carries an active National Priority List status under EPA ID 110004254654. This location and the nearby U.S. Radium Corp. site are primary sources of radioactive contamination. Radium exposure typically occurs through the inhalation of radon gas or the ingestion of contaminated groundwater. Prolonged exposure increases the risk of bone cancer and other serious health defects. The EPA continues to monitor these locations to manage plume migration and soil stability. Because there are 55 sites within five miles, the cumulative exposure pathway is complex. Residents should implement three defensive measures to reduce personal risk. First, install a high-quality radon mitigation system in your basement to prevent gas buildup. Second, use certified carbon and reverse osmosis water filtration systems for all drinking and cooking water to capture heavy metals or isotopes. Third, maintain a strict no-shoes policy indoors to prevent tracking contaminated soil or lead dust from nearby industrial sites into living areas. These steps provide a baseline layer of protection against the persistent radioactive and chemical legacy in the Orange Valley region. The EPA provides updated remediation reports through its Superfund Task Force database.