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The Taylor method of testing is great, but when testing chlorine, the colors are very hard to match when it is 4 or 5 PPM. They really seem to be just about the same color. Does anyone else have difficulty reading the higher PPM's?
I have a chlorine question......It seems that it is always non-exsistent in the tub. I will put the spa56 stuff in the tub....it will be well within range....then without any tubing I will check it the next day and whola....no chlorine....Is this normal?
QuoteThe Taylor method of testing is great, but when testing chlorine, the colors are very hard to match when it is 4 or 5 PPM. They really seem to be just about the same color. Does anyone else have difficulty reading the higher PPM's? You are exactly correct. The Taylor kit only reads up to 5 ppm. When your chlorine level gets to that level or above, you can't really tell. Below that level, it works very well.The one area test strips do a good job is free chlorine. They are easy to read and a good quick reference.