So that is the equivalent of the K2005. It is just missing the FAS-DPD chlorine test. It has the same reagents as the TF100 with the exception of the pH test. So you can still use it up.
Sooooo I'm late to this party..... while the OP obviously waited till the last moment to clear his pool for the wedding, he apparently did so. Yay!
Another option for desperate procrastinators might be pool party dye. Never used it, never knew anyone who did, and besides the potential for a tacky looking pool it might be a fun solution before a kids party or something, right?
Then focus on fixing the water starting the next day.Party Pool Swimming Pool Dye | In The Swim
Add a splash of color and fun to your swimming pool in minutes with Party Pool Dye. It's non-toxic and safe to swim in and won't harm pool surfaces or inwww.poolcenter.com
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Maddie
The ingredients of this particular product are "organic pigment" and "non-hazardous surfactant" per the SDS (http://partypoolusa.com/PDF/SDS Rockin Red 2014.pdf)I think I'd be afraid of this product. The web page says "While it's coloring your pool water, it also acts as a powerful water clarifier!" which makes my brain say it's putting glue in my pool......or is it?
The ingredients of this particular product are "organic pigment" and "non-hazardous surfactant" per the SDS (http://partypoolusa.com/PDF/SDS Rockin Red 2014.pdf)
I think I'd be afraid of this product. The web page says "While it's coloring your pool water, it also acts as a powerful water clarifier!" which makes my brain say it's putting glue in my pool......or is it?
yeah, I hear ya. I don't go putting potions in either, but....for someone whose already messed up bad...and under a deadline like that..... I dunno? I'm sure they might say to themselves "what more can I do to mess up this water??"
Sooooo I'm late to this party..... while the OP obviously waited till the last moment to clear his pool for the wedding, he apparently did so. Yay!
Another option for desperate procrastinators might be pool party dye. Never used it, never knew anyone who did, and besides the potential for a tacky looking pool it might be a fun solution before a kids party or something, right?
Then focus on fixing the water starting the next day.Party Pool Swimming Pool Dye | In The Swim
Add a splash of color and fun to your swimming pool in minutes with Party Pool Dye. It's non-toxic and safe to swim in and won't harm pool surfaces or inwww.poolcenter.com
Just a thought
Maddie
You're right. I feel like there towards the end they were selling me one product just to sell me another. My pool is back in shape now, and I am paying closer attention to my chemistry and my equipment. making some updates to correct my filter issues this weekend.I'm sorry, I misunderstood you and thought you were only just trying to fix the pool at the last minute before the wedding. Its good to hear you work to stay on top of things.
You're right, the chlorine levels Leslie's advises you do vary from ours. They don't take into consideration the effects of CYA on the chlorine needed. The industry is behind the times, but *are* actually coming around to realizing this. Leslie's will probably realize this long after that, but hey, a sale is a sale, right?
Mea culpa.
Maddie