Is this the same CYA you add to the pool, or just to be used for the test kits?
1012301
This is used in the test kit to determine how much cyanuric acid you have in the pool.
1012302
This is the product you use to measure the amount of cya in your pool. it is not liquid cya. I use it with my taylor test kit.
1012303
This is used to test the CYA level. This is not the CYA that you add to the pool.
1735048
The 2006 will do more diffrent test, but the basic will do most of what you need. Any pool supply will test your water for free in hopes of selling you some chemicals.
238449
These test strips are for chlorinated pools. Drinking water has a much lower chlorine level, even before filtering. I'd check something for use in an aquarium where the desired level of chlorine is zero
225899
Yes I recommend that product. I have used this product many times in a chlorine pool and it is very durable and is still good as new. I hope that helps.
1778265
Yes. The pool store will be able to tell you the chemicals needed to set up and maintain your pool. Try to get your water sample from at least 18 inches below the water surface. This will help get a more accurate reading.
1489883
I have had a pool for approximately 30 years so I may not test as often as some. I can usually tell when I need to test the water before any problems occur. For me, I will test water normally every two to three weeks, but if I see a problem, much more often. For me, this kit will last a couple of seasons. In addition, you can purchase some of the kit test supplies to replenish the kit.
1444094
I honestly don't know, would think probably not, as this tests for chlorine too. Maybe do a search for saltwater test kits? I'm unfamiliar with what you need exactly, so sorry.
535711
Yes, this is what I used for my pool pump. Just a couple of screws to remove the wires and then repeat the process to attach this. Works still and doing great. I highly recommend this item!
1579411
I had to return mine cuz one test did not work, but if I recall correctly there were two water test kits EXCEPT for a couple specific tests, of which there was only one test. I believe the description of the product tells you which are the tears that only come with one
777471
I bought one this spring and it is the same as the one being sold at my local pool store ...but about half the price.
1606898
You have to use your judgement. For example, if chlorine is very low, add a lb. or two of shock. Speaking for myself, I like to keep the chlorine level on the high side.As long as pH, alkalinity, stabilizer are pretty much within OK ranges, I don't worry about it, assuming the water is clear. But, do note that if your pool water is not stabilized, you will have to use much, much more chlorine. These test strips are ridiculously easy to use. They provide all the information you need in seconds, in an easy-to-read format. Hope this helps.
995448
Should work fine as long as the water is not too hard. Take a sample to your local pool supplies store and ask them to test it.
1857328
It should do fine for that. However I don't know why you would need this to test pool water?
83090
When I first got this generic KK the hoses were not long enough for my pool. I purchased and additional section at my local leslie's store and have never had a problem with it. After two summers it continues to work like a charm. You might want to add a section of the hose from a local pool store. I paid about $10 for mine.
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Pamela we have used the Kem=Tek 616-6 and also a smaller version on our Vinyl Pool liner without any problems. Sol & Mir in Bethpage NY
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The kit does 4 tests with 6 bottles of test material, two of the tests require 2 bottles. I would guess that they will do hundreds of tests, I do 10 to 12 a season. None of the tests check chlorine. Basically if you have a pond the chlorine will come out of the water after a few days when it is new. When you add water to make up for evaporation use a dechlorinator.
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Yes, you do have to add it. I didn't know that at first and so I didn't add it and the pool turned green. Cyanuric acid keeps the chlorine that is generated from evaporating right away, so that it can do its job of sanatizing.