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    Default Re: Cleaning pool after previous home owner

    Quote Originally Posted by nefretrameses View Post
    I think Doc is suggesting the cheap OTO kit to tide you over until you get the K 2006.
    Correct.

    In either case you only need 1 scoop of powder for the FC test.
    *IF* one scoop produces the pink color. If there's no color, 2 scoops may be needed to verify that the chlorine level is really zero. Sometimes, when the chlorine is very high, 1 scoop won't produce a sustained pink color.

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    Ok, got it! I didnt understand why an expensive kit would not come with a PH tester.
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    Default Re: Cleaning pool after previous home owner

    The K-2006 DOES have a pH test in it but it does NOT have the OTO type of chlorine test in it. That is the reason that Ben is suggesting that you buy an OTO/pH kit. For the OTO part.

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