Levels Way Off!

[FormerBromineUser]

Agreed. You really need the kit. I would go with the Taylor K-2006C as it contains the FAS-DPD chlorine test. You need one or the other for sure! For now add a half jug of bleach in there while you get at least the HTH 6-way KIT, not strips.

[JimK]

Agreed. You really need the kit. I would go with the Taylor K-2006C as it contains the FAS-DPD chlorine test. You need one or the other for sure! For now add a half jug of bleach in there while you get at least the HTH 6-way KIT, not strips.

+1!

IMO, having a good test kit is mandatory! Without reliable testing you are simply flying blind, guaranteeing a frustrating and expensive pool ownership experience. And no, pool stores don't provide reliable testing. Don't believe it? Take the same water sample to different stores and see what happens (I did this).

[tnalaskan]

As everyone else has said- get a good test kit. Taylor 2006 is what I use. You can't go wrong with it. I like to keep my CYA around 60 and I do run my chlorine a little high- 8 to 10. With the Taylor testing kit and this site I have had a crystal clear pool for 3 1/2 years. Nothing but trouble before that using pool store test kits and their chemicals.

[Steveromo]

Thanks for the replies. In the process of getting a kit.

[FormerBromineUser]

We promise that you won't regret buying it as long as you use it!!! We will be here to help whenever you need it!