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    Default Re: Delayed reaction with chlorine tests

    Also, the OTO test for total chlorine (turns yellow) can take up to a minute or two to fully develop
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    Smile Re: Delayed reaction with chlorine tests

    Chem geek and waterbear, I would like to thank you sooooo much for the insight you gave me on testing my water. I would never have thought that my water being cold could have an effect on the testing. The water is now warm and everything is working great! This was a simple answer for you, but a frustration for me, thanks again for taking the time to help me. This is why this forum is GREAT!!!!

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