Which test kit should I get?

[debmar]

I have a 28 round above ground pool, chlorine. I see many have the Taylor k2005 and k2006, help please.

 

[mknauss]

Welcome to the forum!
Order a TF-100

The only other real option for a test kit is a Taylor K-2006-C. Be careful comparing prices because the K-2006 comes in sizes, designated by a letter. The basic K-2006 has .75oz bottles. You need to get the K-2006-C to get the larger bottles that you want.
I also have the Speedstir. It makes testing much easier.

I suggest you read ABC's of Pool Water Chemistry and consider reviewing the entire Pool School eBook.

 

[debmar]

Welcome to the forum!
Order a TF-100

The only other real option for a test kit is a Taylor K-2006-C. Be careful comparing prices because the K-2006 comes in sizes, designated by a letter. The basic K-2006 has .75oz bottles. You need to get the K-2006-C to get the larger bottles that you want.
I also have the Speedstir. It makes testing much easier.

I suggest you read ABC's of Pool Water Chemistry and consider reviewing the entire Pool School eBook.

Thank you. I've had my above ground since 2004 and just put a new liner in with fresh water so starting from scratch. I decided to put a new liner in because last year we got algae for the first time, a losing battle lol, so we decided time for new liner since the other ones color was washed out. Always used test strips and hardly trusted the local pool store to test my water, so want to get this test kit which I read here is the way to go.

 

[Richard320]

And soon this will be you

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• Richard320
• Apr 11, 2019

 

[Wobblerlorri]

Testing does make you feel a little like a mad scientist... muaaahahahahaaaaaaaaa...