Total Alkalinity Indicator Dropper Bottle 2 oz made by Taylor R-0008-C

AquaChekPhosphate Packaged in a convenient and sturdy plastic bottle, the AquaChek Phosphate kit includes testing powder pillows, and sampling vial. The test gives accurate results after only 60-seconds, and measures phosphate from 0 to 1000 parts per billion. Directions in English and Spanish. Only available in US. 20 tests per bottle.

FAS-DPD Titrating Reagent (chlorine) Dropper Bottle 2 oz made by Taylor R-0871-C

DPD Reagent #2 Dropper Bottle 0.75 oz made by Taylor R-0002-A

Calcium Hardness Test Solution B made by Blue Devil B7029 Directions: Rinse vial marked Hardness?Alkalinity and fill to line A with water to be tested. Add 2 drops of Hardness Solution A and swirl to mix. A violet color will develop if Hardness is present Add Hardness solution B in drops until color changes to a permanent blue. Calculation: Multiply the number of drops by 50 to determine the Hardness in parts per million (expressed as calcium carbonate). Example: 7 drops X 50 = 350 ppm Hardness. Ideal Hardness is 200-400 ppm. If your water tests over or under this range, consult a swimming pool store specialist for advice.

Total Alkalinity Indicator Dropper Bottle 0.75 oz made by Taylor R-0008-A

AquaChekSilver 7-Way Tests for Total Hardness, Total Chlorine, Total Bromine, Free Chlorine, pH, Total Alkalinity and Cyanuric Acid (Stabilizer) AquaChek Silver 7-Way offers seven important tests on a single strip. Silver now features an improved test for Cyanuric Acid. Its faster and easier to use than liquid test kits. This strip allows you to test Cyanuric Acid up to 300 ppm (mg/L), a higher level than any available liquid kits! This Cyanuric Acid test works in pH between 7.0 and 8.4, and in Total Alkalinity at or below 240 ppm. It offers enhanced colors for greater color distinction and easier readability. 100 strips per bottle. AquaChek Silver 7-Way is also offered with a multilingual sticker applied to the product cap. Directions are in French, Italian, and Spanish. Turkish directions are available on inserts that are enclosed with each case of six. English directions appear on the bottle label. Cyanuric Acid (Stabilizer) Free Chlorine pH Alkalinity Bromine Total Chlorine Hardness

Complete Test Kit Pool Water made by Taylor K-2005 The most popular choice is our best seller, the?CompleteKit?(K-2005). So named because it includes all the tests needed to keep swimming pool/spa water sanitary and in balance, the Complete Kit is distinguished by: a comparator block with six printed-color standards for color-matching tests, namely chlorine, bromine, pH, and acid and base demand (for adjusting pH); a large sample tube built into the block for performing drop tests, namely total alkalinity and calcium hardness; a small sample tube built into the block for performing the turbidity test used to monitor cyanuric acid; 14 bottles of .75 oz. liquid reagents; high-range chlorine and bromine tests (.5-5 ppm and 1-10 ppm, respectively, with 10 ppm chlorine achievable by dilution of the sample water); a Watergramfor determining the Saturation Index, i.e., scaling or corrosive water; Taylor’s 60-page testing guide with treatment tables; and a 7.5″w x 4.5″h x 3.75″d polypropylene case (with room to add up to three more reagent bottles?for instance,Deox Reagent?(R-0867) for removing sanitizer-test interference caused by non-chlorine shock products). Components for Kit Number:?K-2005 Component Description Quantity? 2004B BOOKLET,P&S WATER CH? 1? 5136 INS,K-2005 SERIES? 1? 6026 WATERGRAM,CIRCULAR? 1? 7047 CASE,2000,TOP/BOTTOM? 1? 7049
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DPD Reagent #2 Dropper Bottle 2 oz made by Taylor R-0002-C

Calcium Hardness Test Kit made by Blue Devil B7320 Directions: Rinse vial marked Hardness?Alkalinity and fill to line A with water to be tested. Add 2 drops of Hardness Solution A and swirl to mix. A violet color will develop if Hardness is present Add Hardness solution B in drops until color changes to a permanent blue. Calculation: Multiply the number of drops by 50 to determine the Hardness in parts per million (expressed as calcium carbonate). Example: 7 drops X 50 = 350 ppm Hardness. Ideal Hardness is 200-400 ppm. If your water tests over or under this range, consult a swimming pool store specialist for advice. Click on the images to order Calcium Hardness replacement Solutions