Good morning. We have a 40,000 gallon saltwater fiberglass pool. I saw this site recommended on a Facebook group. I’m looking for the best way to test our water. It’s clear, but sometimes I “feel” it is not right even though the strips we’ve been using show it is ok. I feel like there is a film when I get out of the pool. I also welcome all general advice. This is our second summer with the pool. Thank you.
Good Morning From Alabama
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Good morning!!! You have come to the right place to make your pool water look and feel great!!!
I have a link to share with you:
www.troublefreepool.com
We have found a better name for the test strips is "guess" strips as that is all they are good for. A guess of what is in the water.
I think the TF-100 is the best bang for the buck as it has more of the regents we the most. The Taylor 2006C is the next best. I have a link to the TF-100 in my siggy below. There are videos for doing each test on the site that sells the test kit.
Kim
I have a link to share with you:
Swimming Pool Test Kits Compared
What pool test kit should I buy? Why not use test strips? Our recommended test kits will pay for themselves in no time!
www.troublefreepool.com
We have found a better name for the test strips is "guess" strips as that is all they are good for. A guess of what is in the water.
I think the TF-100 is the best bang for the buck as it has more of the regents we the most. The Taylor 2006C is the next best. I have a link to the TF-100 in my siggy below. There are videos for doing each test on the site that sells the test kit.
Kim
- Jun 22, 2014
- 47,929
- Pool Size
- 17888
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
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Repeatable accurate testing by yourself, at home is the key. Knowing exactly what, how much and how often you put products into your pool keeps you in control. Welcome. 