Digital Waterproof Ph Meter???

Phil C. McNasty

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Dec 27, 2010
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This for personal use or for your swimming pool
 
How does it compare to the HM model?
The one I bought at Crappy Tire works very well, and is easy to use.

I give it 9/10

The packaging doesnt show proper directions how to use it though, so I had to go to their youtube site to get a video tutorial

 
Just an update, Canadian Tire carries PH meters. A brand called Aquachek:

http://www.aquachek.com/

They run about $80 (incl. taxes)

Aquachek are GARBAGE, I used to sell them to my clients for their swimming pool (my cost is $16.00, $80 is a huge markup), which they are designed for. The strips rarely even work as the screen almost always show "E" for error. If its for your bird, I would go to the pet shop you bought it from and get one that is designed for them. Regualr tap water has a pH of 7.2 - 7.3 which is perfectly fine for us, but I am not sure about the bird
 
The one I bought at Crappy Tire works very well, and is easy to use.

I give it 9/10

The packaging doesnt show proper directions how to use it though, so I had to go to their youtube site to get a video tutorial


Now that is some serious nasty Hot Tub water chemistry:
Chlorine 0 - Should be 3ppm
pH 8.4 - Should be 7.2ppm
Alk 50 - Should be 120ppm
Anyone that would jump in that tub would stand getting a serious infection, you'd think they would of atleast balanced the water's chemistry before making a video and uploading it to youtube.
 
Aquachek are GARBAGE, I used to sell them to my clients for their swimming pool (my cost is $16.00, $80 is a huge markup), which they are designed for. The strips rarely even work as the screen almost always show "E" for error. If its for your bird, I would go to the pet shop you bought it from and get one that is designed for them. Regualr tap water has a pH of 7.2 - 7.3 which is perfectly fine for us, but I am not sure about the bird
I havent been getting the error message at all. Seems to work okay so far