I used to own a Taylor DPD kit, I was pretty good with it. The FAS-DPD titration test is so much easier and clearer that I'm sure neither of you has used one.
You'll only deny it until you try it.
Ahh cichlids started with them got bored and made the jump to saltwater, I think pools are easier and more forgiving then a saltwater tank full of coral and fish when you do something stupid. But then again I didn't have a 10,000 gallon tank either biggest one was 400 gallons, a lot less water to absorb an accidental overdose.
Had a hamster once lol
No offense taken
I think you'll be glad you ordered the FAS-DPD.
Regarding reliable vs accurate--- OTO is reliable in that it will not bleach out at high chlorine levels, will give you ballpark figures, etc but not accurate meaning it is hard to differentiate between 4 and 6 for example. Very subjective as it depends on user interpretation of the colors.
Here is a chart that may make it easier to understand what I am trying to explain.
http://pool9.net/oto-chart/
EDIT to add - Why would you need both? You don't really. You can use FAS-DPD exclusively but it is more expensive than OTO testing and takes a little longer. OTO is handy for quick daily checks.
Carl
Takes a lot more than that to offend me!
I have no doubt I will like it better.Please check back after you use it and let us know how you like it.
Hard to believe that a week ago this pool was full of tadpoles.
https://flic.kr/p/p49yb6
Still a bargain, IMO.
I bought a K-1515 kit many years ago after being frustrated with trying to color match (this was well before I was aware of this site). I bought it from a pool store and paid $60! One of the best things I've bought for my pool, and if it were still $60 I'd still recommend it!![]()
22'x40' Grecian Lazy L 20K gal IG vinyl pool; Aqua Rite SWCG T15 cell; Hayward Pro Grid 6020 DE filter; Hayward Superpump 1hp pump; 12 hrs; Taylor K-2006; city; PF:6
Bookmarks