Instructions say rinse probe & store dry. Would it still be better to store in 3-4M KCl solution?
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what I have been doing is to rinse probe end with distilled water ,then shake excess water off and let air dry.works for me!!
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I don't think that's a good idea. Rinse, let it dry, put the "cap" back on and store.
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The directions call for it to be stored in a cool dry place. I do keep mine in the refrigerator.
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If you freeze Stain Solver, it can last for years. Keeping it cool or cold you can expect it to last at least 18 months. Heat degrades Stain Solver as does humidity. The worst place to store it would be in a hot garage, hot attic or in the trunk of a car that sits out in the blazing sun. If there is lots of humid air in a partially filled container, the product will cake up.
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Hi Barbara, That's is perfectly fine. We are improving and transitioning to a new packaging which comes in new dry form. Once you soak the sponge in the water, it will become very soft How to care for this new dry type is the same. Once you are done using the sponge, squeeze out all access water and hang it to dry in a dry area. Once every 2 weeks, we recommend sanitizing by either putting it in boiling water for 1-2 min or putting it in a bowl of water and microwave it for 1:30 min If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us at info@mykonjacsponge.com. Thank you.
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I let it dry for 24 hours. I don"t know if less would be enough if water is involved.
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You have to use your judgement. For example, if chlorine is very low, add a lb. or two of shock. Speaking for myself, I like to keep the chlorine level on the high side.As long as pH, alkalinity, stabilizer are pretty much within OK ranges, I don't worry about it, assuming the water is clear. But, do note that if your pool water is not stabilized, you will have to use much, much more chlorine. These test strips are ridiculously easy to use. They provide all the information you need in seconds, in an easy-to-read format. Hope this helps.
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The temperature of boiling water appears to be no problem but the moisture might be ... I'd be careful not to submerge the probe connection to the cable or the cable itself in water.
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FROM HM DIGITAL: The COM-80 comes with a small sachet of storage solution for initial use. Is is important to store the meter in a KCl storage solution such as our PH-STOR http://www.tdsmeter.com/products/phstor.html
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Depends on how you store this. Personally, I pop a desiccator into the mix and then wrap the whole thing in tin foil to keep it away from the light. Store it in a dark, cool place and you should be ok for at least one year. Hope this helps.
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To test my unit I submerged the probe in water that I knew was over/under a given temperature. I didn't read that you could or could not anywhere, all I can say is that I did for a short period of time and that doing so hasn't damaged anything.
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You should calibrate the meter with both the 7.0 and the 4.0 solution and you can store in the solution closest to the PH you are going for. Hope this helped.
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The simple rule on any oil or grease product, if it has an unusual odor don't use it. Store in a cool dry place and it lasts a very long time, better yet if the refrigerator.
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As far as storage, It says on the package to store in a cool dry place. Sometimes the refrigerator is too cold and moist. Might be better to call the company and ask them.
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Never store in hydrogen peroxide. Choose which ever is safest for you. MP solution or saline.
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The back of the keyboard has wash instructions. No more than 11" of water and temperature not to exceed 50C (120F) for no longer than 5 minutes. So basically it is safe to rinse in cold to warm water briefly, you don't want to take this on a dive expedition near an erupting volcano.
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no need to rinse unless you feel they are too salty for your use. I just leave them in the original bag put it in a zip-loc and store in fridge.
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The probe is as pictured. I found if you put shrink wrap at the connection of the probe and wire it will last longer. If the smallest amt of water gets in that connection it will not work