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Are these pH strips the ones I need

Grandepollo72

Grandepollo72

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Are these pH strips the ones I need hey y'all I just got my go box from general organics and went out to the Home Depot and bought pool-time clear pool expert six in one test strips are these the ones that I can use to test my water
 
PH is really important I've found so make sure the pool tester is with the range of testing for your plants and not a human body.
 
I own a pool..have obviously tested those strips hoping they were accurate..the color offered to compare is okay for a pool due to sheer quantity of water and ranges....the color offers to big of a point spread differential...

Orange...6.2.....supposedly
Bottle color tested...7

I use GH up down
 
Grandepollo72 said:
Are these pH strips the ones I need hey y'all I just got my go box from general organics and went out to the Home Depot and bought pool-time clear pool expert six in one test strips are these the ones that I can use to test my water
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Very cool art work in your avatar.
 
I have used fish tank ph tester strips thay seem to be a little more acc. Wallmart sells them as well as pet stores.luck
 
The pH test strips that I am currently using are 'YouthWaters'. They are for monitoring the pH of the body (urine or saliva) and are dual panel with .25 increments. I prefer the 'Lab Rat' brand, when I can find them. The 'wide range' single panel test strips will work as well, but the dual panel with a narrower range (4.5 to 9.0) will give more accurate results. Always store the strips in a cool dark area.
 
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