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Can you use pool test kits to test ph and alk. in ponds. If so are they accurate??
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Don't know about pool test kits, but for $11.00 you can get 50 strips to test PH and total alkalinity from Ben Meadows Company . Larry
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I know this is an old thread but I just started using an Alkility test kit from HACH. Paid about $45.00 for it. The pool test strips were identifying my alkilinity as 40 ppm and this one shows it at 85 ppm. The pro's on this board have been saying that the pool test strips were not suitable. I'm not sure what the story is but there is a wide difference here.
Heck, it could be like the old saying that a man with 2 watches will never know what time it is.
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I got a titrets alkilinity test kit after a recommendation on this site. i am VERY pleased with it. it can read in single digits below 20 ppm. it is accurate, easy to use and relatively inexpensive. jb
Take great care of it, or let someone else have it.
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Glad you like it JB. I was pretty sure you would.
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