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Taylor Cyanuric Acid Reagent 2 oz R-0013-C

Taylor Cyanuric Acid Reagent 2 oz R-0013-C
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Taylor Cyanuric Acid Reagent 2 oz R-0013-C

 
 
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Taylor-R-0013-C:CyanuricAcid2oz

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Product Weight:0.25 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 2 reviews

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5Save money: Don't test your CYA (stabilizer) too often  Aug 22, 2011 By William W. Davis "famousdavis"
QUICK SUMMARY: If you're shopping for this product, you already know a thing or two about testing your swimming pool water. This larger bottle is necessary because the smaller, 0.75oz bottles are only good for just a few tests. You may get 10 tests or so with this larger bottle.

DID YOU KNOW?

Performing the CYA (stabilizer) test can be difficult because it's sometimes hard to discern exactly at what point the black dot at the bottom of the test tube has completely vanished. But did you know that you can re-run the CYA test over and over using the same test water mixed with this reagent?

All you need to do is pour back the contents that are in the test tube back into the bottle you used to mix your water sample with this reagent. Shake, then re-pour the same water back into the CYA test tube to take another reading.

Run the test a few times and take an average result, if you'd like, and then assume that average is your CYA level.

Also, did you know that cyanuric acid will stay in your pool indefinitely? Unlike other chemicals in your pool, cyanuric acid doesn't get consumed or used up. It stays in your pool, acting like suntan lotion for your chlorine. The only way your CYA level will go down is through splash-out and backwashing.

Because of that, you don't need to test your CYA levels very often. They won't change much (unless you use stabilized chlorine pucks, which add stablizer to your pool). You may want to do it just once a month or every other month. So, a 2 oz bottle or reagent like this product should last you a very long time -- at least through one full swimming season.

Enjoy your pool!

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5Perfect size  May 12, 2011 By jwsatte
This is a large 2oz replacement for the R-0013 in the Taylor test kits. I went through a lot of this when I opened my pool this year due to all the rain over the winter and spring. The large bottle came in handy.

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