can this test sparkling water?
764864
I would imagine you could test any water with it but I don't know why you would want to test sparkling water. This tester will only tell you ppm (parts per million) of dissolved solids. It will not tell you what the dissolved solids are.
2020624
Yes, I found it to work very well, comparing tap water to distilled water it showed the contrast of 0 to 220 ppm
2199731
No it does not. Fluoride is a lab test, you can find one here:http://www.filterwater.com/p-380-ntl-watercheck-fluoride-water-test.aspx
383426
Interesting question. I had not thought of adding stuff such as crystal light to my water. But I would think that in the way the soda stream is set up to work, using products such as crystal light should be fine.
558544
The test will just tell you if there is any in the water or none, that's pretty much it. If you need a clear answer you need to have the tested by a local lab. Some pool stores actually test well water for you if you ask them and their results are a little more accruate than this testing but of course not as detailled as what you would get from a lab.
2209059
No. This only tests for ph, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate. You can get a cheap hydrometer here on Amazon. Just do a search for it.
1534908
I just ordered another kit. I would always test from the tap and not the filters. these tests are inexpensive enough that I test fairly frequently.
710393
It will work. Device detects water in fluid. Very good result in various cases
1916821
I don't think it is needed. Just do a check on bottled purchased water. Every so often recheck and see if reading are same if yes no calibration required.
914696
Sure it can test any water. You just need to know what your levels need to be for the spa
2209058
No. You need a total dissolved solids (TDS) meter for that. You can pick one up in the internet for ~$10.
747888
Hi, I think you should be able to test your Spring water with it. It's not as accruate as a lab test. We used it to test tthhe water and make sure it was ok for our livestock.
1041917
Yes, to test the water you add drops of the included chemicals to a sample of your pool water. I used it this summer and it worked great, never had any problems with my chemical levels.
1115206
I have not used it in aquatic exercise, I want to test the water in the next week.
346805
Hi Carla, Not sure if this is what you want. I bought it for testing the ph in our club kitchen dishes rinse water. Turns out this is the right one. 2 places to check for the right kind: local health department (they set me straight) and county extension agency. good luck
1234381
No. The kit will test for free chlorine, total chlorine, ph, alkalinity, bromine, and calcium hardness.
2232608
yes.just be sure not to plunge it into the liquid.jjust the tip is enough to get a reading.