Instructions say rinse probe &amp; 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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Never store in hydrogen peroxide. Choose which ever is safest for you. MP solution or saline.
1414112
Can't answer that one, I just rinse under running water and store until next use.
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It's best stored in a cool dry space. I keep mine sealed in a thick freezer ziplock bag.
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The best way to keep it fresh is to store in the refrigerator. Caveat: if you've done this before, you do know that this product contains, hydrogen peroxide. I found the 20% to be too strong; it left my teeth quite sensitive to heat and cold. I had never used this high a concentrate. If this doesn't bother you, fine. However, if you're a first-timer, I would select 10% or less. I've had to use a prescription fluoride toothpaste my dentist gave me which is helping. Ice cream? Out of the question. Using a lower strength may take a bit longer, but better to be safe than sorry. BTW, you must have trays that fit your teeth with the gel. Hope this helps. The best way to keep it fresh is to store in the refrigerator. Caveat: if you've done this before, you do know that this product contains, hydrogen peroxide. I found the 20% to be too strong; it left my teeth quite sensitive to heat and cold. I had never used this high a concentrate. If this doesn't bother you, fine. However, if you're a first-timer, I would select 10% or less. I've had to use a prescription fluoride toothpaste my dentist gave me which is helping. Ice cream? Out of the question. Using a lower strength may take a bit longer, but better to be safe than sorry. BTW, you must... » Read More The best way to keep it fresh is to store in the refrigerator. Caveat: if you've done this before, you do know that this product contains, hydrogen peroxide. I found the 20% to be too strong; it left my teeth quite sensitive to heat and cold. I had never used this high a concentrate. If this doesn't bother you, fine. However, if you're a first-timer, I would select 10% or less. I've had to use a prescription fluoride toothpaste my dentist gave me which is helping. Ice cream? Out of the question. Using a lower strength may take a bit longer, but better to be safe than sorry. BTW, you must have trays that fit your teeth with the gel. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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As long as it is kept in a dry place, there should not be any problem. Just be sure to close the container immediately after using.
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Keep it refrigerated; it will last for months. I only use a small amount on specific "spots".
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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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I never looked. Based on my lab experience I can tell you that you can store it for years. Just keep it away from moisture.
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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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you could saturate it with this then scrub or blot. do it a few times maybe.
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Hi, Amazon distributor here, best way to clear it as Amy S. noted on 6/22/14 is to inflate the device fully and then either wipe or insert the probe component under water (use general or an antibacterial soap). As others have noted, the key is to clean/wash/wipe while inflated. Pat dry with a clean towel, let the air out via the release button, and let it dry. There's absolutely no problem in keeping the device inflated while it dries as well. //Associated Medical
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Ok when solution has dried. I would mix with water instead of oil......solution would dry sooner.
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I carry store water/Clorox-mix (just a few drops in a 16.5 litre bottle of water) and use just enough on a damp cloth to clean it out. If you wish, you may rinse it out with store waterClorox-mix and turn it upside-down to dry.
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The probe will last for years with proper care and maintenance. If you are setting it up in an aquarium keep the tip clean with a soft toothbrush and vinegar if you get algae buildup. And calibrate it every time you replace the battery on the unit.
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I use hot soapy water, soaking if necessary. I air dry, and store folded in half or thirds.
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I only stored it at room temperature. when taking it the bottle will only last a couple of weeks. good luck