Thank you for saving me from the pool store nonsense. I even have my kids reading this forum so they will learn the correct way of doing pool maintenance.
In doing my research on the shelf life of my test kit I came across some interesting information.
1. Test kit should be stored in a cool dry place.
2. Test kits should not be allowed to freeze.
I purchased a K2006 kit one year ago. I Stored it in the garage all year. (I can see you now head slapping yourself as you say you did what!). It Definitely froze as winter here was very cold.
Since I broke both golden rules is there a way of telling if my kit is still good? Or
Should I throw my hands in the air buy a whole new kit and chalk it up to a lesson learned?
In doing my research on the shelf life of my test kit I came across some interesting information.
1. Test kit should be stored in a cool dry place.
2. Test kits should not be allowed to freeze.
I purchased a K2006 kit one year ago. I Stored it in the garage all year. (I can see you now head slapping yourself as you say you did what!). It Definitely froze as winter here was very cold.
Since I broke both golden rules is there a way of telling if my kit is still good? Or
Should I throw my hands in the air buy a whole new kit and chalk it up to a lesson learned?