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Distilled water is available at most pharmacies. (Allthough I also use 0 ppm RO/DI water sometimes.) ![]()
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So to calibrate the refractometer I should put a few drops of the distilled water on the glass? Forgive me, just want to get this right.
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that is correct , then adjust till everything is at ZERO
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So when using the refactometer one only puts a few drops of the tank water on the glass as well; unlike when you use a pH meter?
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yup, exactly
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Thanks.
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