HOW TO Easily Test & Verify Salt Level in your Saltwater Pool

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  • Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 8

  • @johnriley2862
    @johnriley2862 10 місяців тому +1

    I just bought this device and tried it out for the first time. It reads similar to what I received from the report from the Pool store I go to nearby. It was about 2560. I'm not taking action right now to add salt since it's about 50-55 degrees in GA and the salt cells won't produce chlorine when it gets this cool. I'll wait until spring. I'll keep an eye on this device and keep comparing it to other readings I get. we'll see. Good video though.

    • @MRGREGSHOWTO
      @MRGREGSHOWTO  10 місяців тому

      Good to hear, partner! Keep us posted.

  • @aviationkitbuilder
    @aviationkitbuilder 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks for the helpful pool tips.

    • @MRGREGSHOWTO
      @MRGREGSHOWTO  2 роки тому

      Welcome, partner! Keep tuning in for more great outdoor DIY!

  • @ginginthing
    @ginginthing 2 місяці тому +1

    Helps to "verify" the salt content? How do you know if this measuring tool is accurate and how would one reading from an unknown measuring device "verify" anything? It's been my experience that they might not be accurate and if they are, they only work for a year then due to 'salt water corrosion' they stop working. I bought several of these since they came out and tried to verify them with my pool shop which has a very expensive tester. Is that one accurate? No idea. But if I can get two readings from two different sources, and if they closely agree I tend to believe it. One source is my generator which gives me a read out, which also makes inadvertent changes because the cell is old. If I compare that to my shop read out, then I stay with the generator results "most of the time".

  • @brucemoore4092
    @brucemoore4092 Рік тому +1

    These are NOT accurate - you will add a lot of salt - that you have to remove !!! They suck

    • @MRGREGSHOWTO
      @MRGREGSHOWTO  Рік тому

      Howdy, partner! Sorry to hear about your bad experiences. Thanks for sharing!