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    Default Re: Using Bleach

    Watermom, please note that readings like CYA=37 usually means digitally read 'guess strips', which in turn usually means bogus dealer testing.

    As you know, the best real test are, at most, plus/minus 10ppm . . . and strip based CYA testing tends to be plus/minus 30 - 40 ppm. So, when you see impossible results like 37 -- instead of 30 or 40 -- it means the digital reader is 'making up' the extra digits so the test results look much more accurate than they really are.

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    Last edited by PoolDoc; 08-03-2011 at 05:36 PM.

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