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Pool Test Strips for Water Values

Pool Test Strips for Water Values

Regular price $27.95 USD
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Cloudy pool water, even though nothing has changed – and no one knows why.

The water looks strange, the skin itches after swimming, and you wonder if the chemistry is still right. With these pool test strips, you simply dip the strip briefly, read the result after seconds, and immediately know if chlorine, pH level, or alkalinity are out of balance. No more guessing, no unnecessary chemical use – just clear water and carefree swimming.

Advantages

  • No more cloudy water mystery: Instead of researching for hours or sending expensive pool samples, you read all three critical water values in seconds directly at the pool – and know exactly what to do.
  • No time loss due to complicated tests: Dip, remove, read color – the entire test process takes under one minute, so pool maintenance doesn’t become a weekend chore.
  • No uncertainty about water quality: Thanks to the 3-in-1 measurement, you no longer have to fear overlooking one of the three crucial values – all parameters are checked in a single step.

Specifications

  • Measurement parameters: Chlorine/Bromine, pH level, Alkalinity
  • Variant 1: 3-in-1 pool test strips, 50 pieces
  • Test method: Dip & Read
  • Application areas: Swimming pool, hot tub, spa
  • Storage: Compact container with secure closure

Instructions for use

  1. Dip: Hold a test strip in the pool water for 1–2 seconds, then remove.
  2. Read: Hold the strip horizontally after about 15 seconds and compare the color reactions with the color chart on the packaging.
  3. Adjust: Read the measured value and, if necessary, dose the corresponding pool chemicals until all three values are within the normal range.

Pro tip: It’s best to test the water in the morning before the first swim and after heavy rain – that’s when the water chemistry changes fastest and most unnoticed.

 

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