9 ml or 10 ml

[precator]

On the Taylor 2006 test kit. The directions say to use a 10 or 25 ml sample for the chlorine test. However, on the 10 ml, I only see a marking on the side for 9 ml. Do I fill it up to the 9 ml or do I add some more to be roughly around 10 ml. I was confused on this..

 

[Bama Rambler]

I confused too All the vials I have are marked at the 10ml line. I haven't seen one with a 9ml mark.

 

[precator]

I will take a picture tonight and prove it LOL

I confused too All the vials I have are marked at the 10ml line. I haven't seen one with a 9ml mark.

 

[gordiec]

I think that you are looking at markings on the outside edge of the small vial which is used for the CYA test (it has a black dot inside, on the bottom). Flip the block over and look at the markings on the large vial -- it should have marks for 10, 25, and 44 mL.

I've only used the small vial for the CYA test which is read with the marks on the inside edge (100, 90, 80, ...), so I'm not sure what the others are for.

 

[precator]

I think that you are looking at markings on the outside edge of the small vial which is used for the CYA test (it has a black dot inside, on the bottom). Flip the block over and look at the markings on the large vial -- it should have marks for 10, 25, and 44 mL.

I've only used the small vial for the CYA test which is read with the marks on the inside edge (100, 90, 80, ...), so I'm not sure what the others are for.

ah ha! i was using the wrong side. Thank you very much!