RiverbendPoolSupply.com - Using a Taylor K-2005 To Test Pool Water Chemistry - Plano Pool Supply

[@juanoquendo]

I am a conceptual learner (not visual). With only the audio, this video made it way too easy. Thanks.

[@mariabertrand5922]

Awesome video and presentation! Thank you from Louisiana

[@troyjenkins9698]

Perfect video instruction. Great job presenting also. Thanks from beautiful Wylie Tx

[@chancellorofchinense]

Thank you from Tampa Florida area! You were a huge help!

[@sasori1816]

This is perfect, thank you very much.

[@s.leegooding1827]

Thanks for the detail!

[@BlackBoiB1]

Thanks Great info you

[@stevenjames4659]

This was a great help. Awesome video!

[@fergferguson7370]

excellent information presented wonderfully

[@DavidLCangelloMDFACSNewYork]

His was fantastic thanks! A lot more helpful information as compared to similar videos.

[@tonytony6912]

Great video

[@unclefreddieDied]

Awesome video for a newbie like me, thanks!

[@chancellorofchinense]

Does having a saltwater system affect any of these tests?

[@tonymoran9794]

Fantastic !

[@evelyneller9647]

If I'm not mistaken there was something that just came out but it is pretty expensive.

[@hugoflores4661]

thanks for the video

[@davidjacobs8558]

some one should invent a device that you put in the pool water and gives out all the readings without doing all this.

[@CraigGuyer]

They exist. its all about how much $ you want to spend an how accurate you care about. There are systems that will auto test and auto add needed chemicals as needed. super cool. super expensive

[@drdrew3]

The LaMotte SpinTouch does all these tests with a single sample. The unit costs about $950 and the single use cartridges about 50 cents each. It’s the consumer version of the device of what Leslie’s Pool uses. Or you can just bring a fresh sample to wherever you buy your chemicals

[@DdDten]

Water guru which I have also surrounded but you have to pay a monthly subscription

[@DdDten]

*Sutro

[@jamalbenthall151]

Great video