Taylor R0012C #12 2 oz Hardness Reagent
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I purchased a 2oz bottle of it on 5/19/16, and it expires next year.
In most cases, the ingredients are not listed on these small bottles, and even when they were, there was not enough space to list the "amounts" There is no charge for their services, however, but they will answer any questions you have The following number This is 837-. (Taylor Technologies) 8548
The letter C indicates the bottle size is 2 ounces. The number is followed by a letter to identify which size it is. Additionally, they use size A for the 3/4 ounces.
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In place of Taylor K- I have a kit from 2006. The kit will last a lot longer than a new one. This document explains the K-system It's probably the best testing kit you'll find on the market this year. But I would like the solution sizes included in the test software to be proportional to how much was used. There are solutions that are rarely used, some that only require 2 drops per test, others that require 10 drops I guess it would make more sense to provide larger quantities of the solutions that require 10- to 15 drops each Buy replacements of larger sizes when possible. You should always place 15 drops every time. You can refill the replacement bottles with the small bottles you saved from the old ones. Despite the fact that the 2 oz is the best buy, the box would not fit it. Because of this, you must first refill the original container and then put the larger one in a dark, cool location until you need it.
It's so easy and convenient to use Taylor products for pool water testing. We do all our own water testing. The chlorinator company authorized a warranty replacement for me after I encountered a problem with our salt chlorinator. This was largely due to the fact I was using Taylor's test products. The technical support they offer is great as well. I wholeheartedly recommend them.
The testing chemicals I use from Taylor coupled with tests at Leslies have been around for about 5 years now. There is usually a great deal of overlap between the two results. As far as volume goes, the drops from the larger bottles are no different from those from the smaller bottles found in most Taylor testing kits. I confirmed this with Taylor Technologies who confirmed that the drop volumes of the larger bottles are identical to those of the smaller ones. It is not my practice to replace the chemicals every year, I only do it when they run out or if the results from the 2 different testing sources are not in agreement. I have used many different testing systems over the many years our pool has operated and have found Taylor's to be one of the.
The best reagent to determine accurate levels of your pool is Taylor reagent. As a supplier, I highly recommend this. I received it quickly and it was a great addition to my inventory. I appreciate it.
I am a great example of an expiration date that is satisfactory. It is recommended.
The regent was manufactured over a year ago, so the expiration date of the product was over a year from now.
Renew your spirit with this great idea Assemble the test kits in my kit by filling the little bottles.
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