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    Default Test strips

    Iv`e been using them for years.
    Started out with the Taylor kit alonggggggggggggggggg time ago,but changed to the faster strips and never had a water problem.

    Sometimes I get my water tested at the store with that supper dupper analizer they have and my readings usually are in the same range.

    I hear they have a smaller anilizer for home or service use(about $200 I think) anyone have it and is it worth it.

    mike

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    So what is the best test kit.

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    The Taylor kit. -- K2006 or 2006C.

    On the other hand, the electronic readers are very impressive (looking) and provide very precise (incorrect) readings and are an absolutely outstanding tool for performing wallet-ectomies.

    Good luck with your purchase!

    Ben

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    Quote Originally Posted by PoolDoc View Post
    The Taylor kit. -- K2006 or 2006C.

    On the other hand, the electronic readers are very impressive (looking) and provide very precise (incorrect) readings and are an absolutely outstanding tool for performing wallet-ectomies.

    Good luck with your purchase!

    Ben
    LOL--thanks

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