Quote Originally Posted by CarlD View Post
It looks like standard Taylor test chems with the older numbering scheme can be substituted as refills.

For example, if the CYA test is equal amounts of pool water and re-agent, then Taylor #0013 should be the same re-agent as Ben's #1.

In the T/A test, Re-Agents #1, #2 and #3 sound EXACTLY like Taylor re-agents #0007, #0008, and #0009.

In the CH test, Re-Agents #1-#3 sound like Taylor #0010, 0011, and 0012.

In the pH test, 0014 is the same number as the Taylor re-agent 0014 (Be VERY careful--0004 is NOT the same reagent).

I can't quite remember the numbers for the FC test..Maybe I'll add them in later.

I suspect the OTO quick test is just the standard OTO re-agent available anywhere.

Somebody with the PS-234 should test these Taylors against the PoolSolutions and see if the results are the same.
Carl, I've got the PS234 and a Taylor 2005 (sitting on my bookshelf), however I don't have a pool (even if I did it would probably be iced over) - would you like me to do my tap water with both?