Unless you can cross the border and order a TF-Series test kit, order a Taylor K-2006C from a vendor in your area. Do not try to adjust anything based on those "guess strips". They really are horrible. Use our PoolMath APP to determine how much liquid chlorine is equal to about 3-4 ppm and add that every day or two until you can get a proper kit. No guesswork and much better results. We'll help you through it.Where should I start?
Thanks for your reply I'll hold off on anything other than chlorine for now. YouI wasn't able to find the 2006C but I did find this one. Would this be a good test kit? Also, I have a lot of granular chlorine on hand I was hoping to get through before switching to liquid. Is there a reason to avoid the scoopable stuff? It seems a lot cheaper than liquid.Unless you can cross the border and order a TF-Series test kit, order a Taylor K-2006C from a vendor in your area. Do not try to adjust anything based on those "guess strips". They really are horrible. Use our PoolMath APP to determine how much liquid chlorine is equal to about 3-4 ppm and add that every day or two until you can get a proper kit. No guesswork and much better results. We'll help you through it.
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Yes, that will work.Would this be a good test kit?
Alright, got it ordered! Once I receive it I'll update with the results and go from there Thanks againYes, that will work.