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CNot needed at all. The kit is consoderably more accurate and you never need a daily spot check. The salt (CYA and CH too) does not...
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Cchad.smith6682 replied to the thread Beginner in test kits.Thanks for the info. We are getting a salt pool so I would get the TF Pro Salt. I am slightly confused though. The description says it...
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CBTW, I’m pretty sure the Waterguru uses test strips. If so, I wouldn’t trust it. What is the WaterGuru Cassette and where can I get a...
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CSome of my test reagents last up to 2 years. I use the TA and CH tests on both my aquarium and pool, so I buy the larger bottle of the...
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CGet the TF100 pro or the TF100 pro salt. It's the TF100 in a MUCH nicer case and the smart stir. Two things that you will absolutely...
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CI use a Taylor test kit and can attest that the above statement is true. In addition to the Taylor kit box, I also have a plastic bag to...
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CI took a peek at their site and found this, which made me LOL: What water do they think enters the skimmer that isn't surface water?
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COnce you get your pool dialed in you'll be doing the FC/CC pH once or twice a week. Then you'll do the TA and CH monthly CYA maybe...
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Cchad.smith6682 replied to the thread Beginner in test kits.Thanks for the info!
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CA good test kit is by far the most important piece of “equipment” you can own when it comes to maintaining your pool. The chlorine test...
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CThe base kit should last you a whole season or more, depending on what issues you may or may not have (if you have an algae problem...
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CHi Everyone! Our pool is almost done which means I’m starting to research how to take care of it…this site has been great! The consensus...
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