Our Mountain Retreat

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Originally Posted by Toybuilder

I think I may start with the strips comparing it to the readout on the chlorinator to see how close they are. If there is a wide reading between the two then I may get the K-1766. Hopefully, that won't give me a completely different reading than the strips or the chlorinator.

As for the special pets, they're probably frozen popsicle sticks at the moment. It's about 6 degrees out.

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The strips usually read within about 200ppm or so of what my SWCG reads. Close enough for me.

Poor critters.....

It's kinda quiet around here right now....

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Originally Posted by FormerBromineUser

It's kinda quiet around here right now....

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Two more months till pool opening here.......

Right now, 2 months seems like forever!!!

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Originally Posted by FormerBromineUser

Right now, 2 months seems like forever!!!

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Especially since we've been freezing our areses here! Local station is saying this is turning out to be one of our coldest February's on record.

That's what they're saying here too. And I am a believer!

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Originally Posted by JimK

The strips usually read within about 200ppm or so of what my SWCG reads. Close enough for me.

Poor critters.....

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Good enough for me too! :D Honestly, I wouldn't know. I have a hole in the ground with snow in it...and some dirt. :(

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Originally Posted by FormerBromineUser

That's what they're saying here too. And I am a believer!

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You mentioned something about global warming earlier? ;)

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Originally Posted by Toybuilder

Good enough for me too! :D Honestly, I wouldn't know. I have a hole in the ground with snow in it...and some dirt. :(

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That's pretty much what ours looks like right now. We got about 6" of snow this past Tuesday and it's still around (temps plumitted here). Here it's rare for snow to stick around this long.

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Originally Posted by Toybuilder

You mentioned something about global warming earlier? ;)

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Hahaha! I do have a degree in Geology...

The most PC thing I can say is that "change" is relative. The climate here and in Colorado (and Virginia) WILL "warm" one of these millennia!