Nice video! Yep, that's what Pooli uses to scan, and Hach manufactured Test strips like these have the most accurate readings. BTW you are comparing Total Hardness to the pool store Calcium hardness. So the reading of TH should be about 1.2-1.4x higher. It looks more pink than purple to me anyway so I would call that a reading of about 350 for TH....colors are subjective, just use Pooli ;)
too much time wasted explaining what each test is. We don't care about that. We clicked on the video to see if it was accurate because we're all familiar with test strips and we're trying to find some that are accurate. If we didn't even know how these things worked then we would just assume all test strips do what they are supposed to and wouldn't think of clicking this video. Stop wasting viewers time and get to the point.
Great video thank you
Nice video! Yep, that's what Pooli uses to scan, and Hach manufactured Test strips like these have the most accurate readings. BTW you are comparing Total Hardness to the pool store Calcium hardness. So the reading of TH should be about 1.2-1.4x higher. It looks more pink than purple to me anyway so I would call that a reading of about 350 for TH....colors are subjective, just use Pooli ;)
Most readings continue to evolve and are only valid right around the recommended reading time. pH and alkalinity will rise while chlorine lowers.
I do 104 pools in two weeks.
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too much time wasted explaining what each test is. We don't care about that. We clicked on the video to see if it was accurate because we're all familiar with test strips and we're trying to find some that are accurate. If we didn't even know how these things worked then we would just assume all test strips do what they are supposed to and wouldn't think of clicking this video.
Stop wasting viewers time and get to the point.
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How are you supposed to use a grey card for the photo scanner if they don't provide when you purchase the strips