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    Default Re: Bleach instead of Chlorine tab for daily/weekly maintenance

    So just did my first testing with the K2006.
    For CYA i got around 50 (Maybe a little lower).
    TA was 50 as per previous testing.
    I got FC of 1.2
    CC - I could not test. After adding R-0003 the water did not turn pink (or barely maybe?). So does that mean no CC?

    Any thoughts?

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    Default Re: Bleach instead of Chlorine tab for daily/weekly maintenance

    Yeah, if the water doesn't turn pink when you add the R-0003, your CC is 0.

    But save your reagents and don't test at 25ml, test at 10ml. Each drop is .5 and that's accurate enough.
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    Default Re: Bleach instead of Chlorine tab for daily/weekly maintenance

    Thanks for the tip. Any reason for cc 0?
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    Default Re: Bleach instead of Chlorine tab for daily/weekly maintenance

    Are there any instructions on how to test with 10ml.

    I am assuming:
    10 ml of water
    1 dipper DPD powder (correct???)
    R 871 - drop wise - # of drops x 0.5 = FC
    R 003 - Still 5 drops (???)
    R 871 - drop wise - # of drops x 0.5 = CC

    Is that correct?


    Quote Originally Posted by CarlD View Post
    Yeah, if the water doesn't turn pink when you add the R-0003, your CC is 0.

    But save your reagents and don't test at 25ml, test at 10ml. Each drop is .5 and that's accurate enough.
    New pool owner
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    Yep. You got it!

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