Since he may see it here, I'm putting it here: "turbottt1" has been moved in to a 'banned' group, the "Bad Email Address" group, because his email address is dead. I use that group to prevent accidental emails from being sent to dead addresses, among other things. When emails bounce back to me, I automatically move users into that group. -Ben
Thank you for the cleaning adaboy.LOL! MY point to this thread is no one around here test with a meter. I've checked into them and wonder if this measement is worth the 350-400.00 investment in my own meter??? Thanks to the heads up by one of our members, I called and talked to one of the chemist who makes the product that we use. Thats when we discovered that it contains sodium bromide. As instructed weekly, I believe we have been overdosing on sodium bromide. Something we have been doing over the last 14 days is quite using our bromine and just using our shock [ 1oz.] after every use and once a week we shock with 3-4oz. Our taylor kit is not here yet, but our I believe oto[yellow] kit registers a level of between 3-5 ppm bromine. If I understand correctly with a two part system One part by itself does nothing and will not register on our kit. If my kit is showing 3-5ppm bromine than there must be bromine in the spa that our shock is reacting with???? I'm I correct??? steve

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