Bestprod 7-in-1 Pool Test Strips - Accurate Water Testing for Swimming Pools and Hot Tubs

Review:

Pros:

• Easy to use and read
• Accurate readings for 7 different chemicals
• Versatile for different types of pools and spas
• Great price for the amount of strips provided

Cons:

• Color matches on the chart are not always 100% accurate
• Some users have reported being pressured for a 5-star review by the seller

Q: What chemicals do these test strips read?
A: These pool and spa test strips can read 7 different chemicals in the water, including total chlorine, bromine, hardness, alkalinity, cyanuric acid, and free chlorine levels.

Q: How do I use these test strips?
A: To use these pool testing strips, collect a cup of pool water sample, dip the pool test strip in for 2 seconds, and then wait 60 seconds to read the pool tester strip with the color chart.

Q: Can these test strips be used for both a bromine and chlorine hot tub?
A: Yes, these test strips can be used for both a bromine and chlorine hot tub.

Q: How often should I use pool test strips to test my pool?
A: It is recommended to use pool test strips at least once a week if there are no issues. Some people may choose to test their pool 2-3 times a week.

Q: How should I store these pool test strips?
A: These pool test strips should be stored in a dry place. Keep the strips in the bottle until you are ready to use them and always remember to seal the cap tightly.

Q: Are these test strips easy to use?
A: Yes, these test strips are extremely easy to use. Simply dip them in water and wait a few seconds for the results.

Q: How many test strips come in each container?
A: Each container comes with 150 test strips.

Q: Can I use these test strips to test for chloramine?
A: To calculate chloramine levels, you must subtract your free chlorine reading from your total chlorine reading. There is no separate reading for chloramine results.

Q: Which color reading should I look at - the color at 30 seconds or when the colors stop changing?
A: Hold level without shaking and wait for 30 seconds. The color at 30 seconds will be the color to read.

Q: Can I use these test strips to test water treated with granules?
A: Yes, you can test water that you’ve treated with granular chlorine/shock. Just make sure you’ve given the granules time enough to dissolve completely and disperse, just as you would with liquid chemicals.