I’m thinking about buying the WaterGuru Sense for daily testing and of course continuing with the tfp test kit weekly. Is this device accurate enough for Free Chlorine and PH readings? I’ve found myself using Taylor test strips daily out of laziness and doing full tests 1-2 times a week. I’m curious if this can take the place of test strips. Is the high chlorine level with a salt water pool and the tfp method work with the WaterGuru or is it not able to read numbers that high accurately.
WaterGuru Sense Accurate Enough/ work with high Chlorine numbers?
- Thread starter Liz315
- Start date
- May 23, 2015
- 24,380
- Pool Size
- 16000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
You can search TFP for Water Guru. You will find very mixed reviews. I personally would not recommend it. None of the remote water monitoring systems work very well and/or breakdown easily and are expensive in the long run.
Buy a K-1004 test kit. It’s far better than strips and can give you the basic numbers each day or every other day. You can buy ten K-1004 kits for the price of one Water Guru.
Buy a K-1004 test kit. It’s far better than strips and can give you the basic numbers each day or every other day. You can buy ten K-1004 kits for the price of one Water Guru.
Thanks, I have the full tf-100 test kit. You answered my question though, no shortcuts lol. I knew the answer was hoping the too good to be true product wasn’t too good to be true.