I have been using Chemical test strips for testing my pool water. What is the consensus of other pool owners on this method?
This concept applies to pool management and many other aspects of life. Knowledge is power and no one can ever take that away from you.duraleigh said:No one cares about your pool chemistry as much as you do. Arm yourself with the ability to test accurately and learn what the results mean and what action to take and you will never look back.
They stink.Barfo said:I have been using Chemical test strips for testing my pool water. What is the consensus of other pool owners on this method?
Barfo said:I can't do the eye test safetybob I'm blind in my left eye: however, I have owned homes in the past which had pools and I used drops and then tried the insert strips. The container says to wait 15 seconds for an accurate read....based on the above responses I'll switch back to chemical drops. Thanks all.
No, you flip it over to push out the excess to the right level. And it only works on the skinny tubes with the graduations molded in, not the pill bottle type with the markings stamped on.Safetybob said:Anyone having a speedstir.......do you have that blue measuring tool also? Do you just move the plunger in and out to change from 10 to 25ml?
Bob E.