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![]() 236 tap, 9 after DI.
keep in mind its PPM, so an error of 100/1,000,000 is still really accurate... a 50 dollar instrument. very neat indeed! Also, keep in mind temperature adjustments.
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![]() Interesting because I should get the same water as the OP, and mine was 147ppm tap, 2ppm from my RO/DI, and just for fun 4ppm bottled from the grocery store
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![]() What is the name/brand of the TDS meter from walmart? dont know which one i should buy.
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![]() ummm...intellitech? its white and blue
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![]() Anyone know how Chestermere's water is? We just moved out here and setup the tank using tap water (r/o soon) and I thought Calgary water was bad. I'm sure this is worse it's undrinkable.
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![]() I find Calgary water at 140-170, but usually in the 140's
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![]() Yep. My test weekly mostly give out 1.38 to 1.45 intake
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![]() Yup its blue and white and about 15bucks thats all I remember about it
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![]() I get around 140-180ppm, however I find that it varies within a day depending on when your testing, lower numbers at night for me.
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