I had Leslie's test our water - now I know to steer clear of them - however, they said my salt level is 2689 and I need to add three bags. My aqualink app says the salt is 3400. And I used my TF-Pro test kit to measure the salt and I came up with 3600. Is the test from the kit known to be the most accurate? I was told the aqualink is not accurate - is this true? I'm thinking I don't need to add any salt - thoughts? Thank you!
Salt Testing
- Thread starter CranPool
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If the SWG doesn't complain, you're good. Unfortunately, you can't reason with it when it's wrong, so use your K1766 to verify its low and dose from the k1766 number to hopefully satisfy the SWG. If your K1766 says you're in range, then you know to look into a bad sensor (etc).
Pay the pool store tests no mind. Ever.
Pay the pool store tests no mind. Ever.
Cran,
I'd rather let it dribble down my leg as walk into a Leslie's to just use their bathroom, much less let them test my pool water.
The K-1766 is the best salt test kit out there.
Thanks,
Jim R.
I'd rather let it dribble down my leg as walk into a Leslie's to just use their bathroom, much less let them test my pool water.
The K-1766 is the best salt test kit out there.
Thanks,
Jim R.
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- Chlorine
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- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
Jim, please, use the restroom before you leave the house.