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  • Taylor DPD Reagent #3, .75 oz, Dropper Bottle Taylor DPD Reagent #3 is a high-quality testing solution specifically designed for measuring combined chlorine levels in pool and spa water. This reagent plays a crucial role in ensuring optimal water balance, helping to maintain safe and crystal-clear water conditions. Easy to use and highly reliable, it works in conjunction with Taylor test kits to provide accurate and consistent results. Whether you’re a residential pool owner or a professional technician, Taylor DPD Reagent #3 is an essential tool for effective pool water maintenance and testing. After performing a free chlorine test, five drops of DPD #3 are added to the sample, mixed, and the resulting color is compared to a color chart to determine the total chlorine concentration. This value, along with the free chlorine reading, is used to calculate the combined chlorine level. Detailed Instructions: Start with a Free Chlorine Test: First, follow the instructions for your Taylor test kit to determine the free chlorine level in your pool or spa water. Prepare the Sample: Use the same water sample from the free chlorine test. Fill the comparator tube to the appropriate mark (usually 9ml or 25ml). Add DPD #3: Add five drops of Taylor DPD Reagent #3 (R-0003) to the sample. Mix Thoroughly: Cap the tube and mix well by inverting it several times. Compare and Record: Immediately compare the color of the solution to the color standards provided in your test kit. Record the reading as parts per million (ppm) of total chlorine (Cl2). Calculate Combined Chlorine: Subtract the free chlorine reading from the total chlorine reading to determine the combined chlorine level (total chlorine - free chlorine = combined chlorine). Dilution for High Readings: If the color is very dark (e.g., 5 ppm or higher), dilute the sample and repeat the test for more accurate results. Important Notes: Light: Conduct the color matching in natural daylight (preferably northern light) or with a daylight simulator. Shelf Life: Reagents have a limited shelf life, so store them properly (cool, dark place) and replace them as needed. Accuracy: Ensure accurate readings by following the instructions carefully and using fresh reagents. Test Pool Water with Confidence! Our specialized product is designed to make pool and spa water quality monitoring simple and reliable. With simple instructions and easy-to-read results, you'll ensure your pool stays crystal clear and safe for swimmers. Don't settle for uncertainty—choose a product tailored for your pool care needs. Order now and enjoy worry-free swimming all season long!

    • Taylor DPD Reagent #3, .75 oz, Dropper Bottle

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    Taylor DPD Reagent #3 - .75oz Dropper Bottle

    Taylor DPD Reagent #3 - .75oz Dropper Bottle Taylor DPD Reagent #3 is a high-quality testing solution specifically designed for measuring combined chlorine levels in pool and spa water. This reagent plays a crucial role in ensuring optimal water balance, helping to maintain safe and crystal-clear water conditions. Easy to use and highly reliable, it works in conjunction with Taylor test kits to provide accurate and consistent results. Whether you’re a residential pool owner or a professional technician, Taylor DPD Reagent #3 is an essential tool for effective pool water maintenance and testing. Taylor DPD Reagent #3 is used in pool and spa water testing to determine total chlorine levels. After performing a free chlorine test, five drops of DPD #3 are added to the sample, mixed, and the resulting color is compared to a color chart to determine the total chlorine concentration. This value, along with the free chlorine reading, is used to calculate the combined chlorine level. Detailed Instructions: Start with a Free Chlorine Test: First, follow the instructions for your Taylor test kit to determine the free chlorine level in your pool or spa water. Prepare the Sample: Use the same water sample from the free chlorine test. Fill the comparator tube to the appropriate mark (usually 9ml or 25ml). Add DPD #3: Add five drops of Taylor DPD Reagent #3 (R-0003) to the sample. Mix Thoroughly: Cap the tube and mix well by inverting it several times. Compare and Record: Immediately compare the color of the solution to the color standards provided in your test kit. Record the reading as parts per million (ppm) of total chlorine (Cl2). Calculate Combined Chlorine: Subtract the free chlorine reading from the total chlorine reading to determine the combined chlorine level (total chlorine - free chlorine = combined chlorine). Dilution for High Readings: If the color is very dark (e.g., 5 ppm or higher), dilute the sample and repeat the test for more accurate results. Important Notes: Light: Conduct the color matching in natural daylight (preferably northern light) or with a daylight simulator. Shelf Life: Reagents have a limited shelf life, so store them properly (cool, dark place) and replace them as needed. Accuracy: Ensure accurate readings by following the instructions carefully and using fresh reagents. Test Pool Water with Confidence! Our specialized product is designed to make pool and spa water quality monitoring simple and reliable. With simple instructions and easy-to-read results, you'll ensure your pool stays crystal clear and safe for swimmers. Don't settle for uncertainty—choose a product tailored for your pool care needs. Order now and enjoy worry-free swimming all season long!

    Taylor DPD Reagent #3 is a high-quality testing solution specifically designed for measuring combined chlorine levels in pool and spa water. This reagent plays a crucial role in ensuring optimal water balance, helping to maintain safe and crystal-clear water conditions. Easy to use and highly reliable, it works in conjunction with Taylor test kits to provide accurate and consistent results. Whether you’re a residential pool owner or a professional technician, Taylor DPD Reagent #3 is an essential tool for effective pool water maintenance and testing.

    After performing a free chlorine test, five drops of DPD #3 are added to the sample, mixed, and the resulting color is compared to a color chart to determine the total chlorine concentration. This value, along with the free chlorine reading, is used to calculate the combined chlorine level. 

    Detailed Instructions:

    1. Start with a Free Chlorine Test: First, follow the instructions for your Taylor test kit to determine the free chlorine level in your pool or spa water. 
    2. Prepare the Sample: Use the same water sample from the free chlorine test. Fill the comparator tube to the appropriate mark (usually 9ml or 25ml). 
    3. Add DPD #3: Add five drops of Taylor DPD Reagent #3 (R-0003) to the sample. 
    4. Mix Thoroughly: Cap the tube and mix well by inverting it several times. 
    5. Compare and Record: Immediately compare the color of the solution to the color standards provided in your test kit. Record the reading as parts per million (ppm) of total chlorine (Cl2). 
    6. Calculate Combined Chlorine: Subtract the free chlorine reading from the total chlorine reading to determine the combined chlorine level (total chlorine - free chlorine = combined chlorine). 
    7. Dilution for High Readings: If the color is very dark (e.g., 5 ppm or higher), dilute the sample and repeat the test for more accurate results. 

    Important Notes:

    • Light:
      Conduct the color matching in natural daylight or with a daylight simulator. 
    • Shelf Life:
      Reagents have a limited shelf life, so store them properly (cool, dark place) and replace them as needed. 
    • Accuracy:
      Ensure accurate readings by following the instructions carefully and using fresh reagents.

    Test Pool Water with Confidence!

    Our specialized product is designed to make pool and spa water quality monitoring simple and reliable. With simple instructions and easy-to-read results, you'll ensure your pool stays crystal clear and safe for swimmers. Don't settle for uncertainty—choose a product tailored for your pool care needs. Order now and enjoy worry-free swimming all season long!

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