Salifert kh/alk test - need help with the table

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I lost my test paperwork.

My reading is .35 on the syringe. Does anyone have the table handy to let me know what kh that corresponds to?

I uninstalled CS2 since I have CS3 on here too, but it took adobe with it so I can't view pdfs till I upload it again.

So just looking for some quick help since I am testing my water and doing some fragging
 
Right on. Mine was pretty low I think. So I had to add some here the other day and wanted to make sure I was still good.
I know .35 is within params since .46 is ~7.8 or something. I just wasn't sure what side it went to - low or high.

Thanks for the help.
Time for a new test kit....
 
i lost mine a while back also and just did a google search for the instructions. multiple sites came up with copies of it.
 
i lost mine a while back also and just did a google search for the instructions. multiple sites came up with copies of it.

Thanks, Scott - Yeah, they're in pdf though, and I didn't feel like loading adobe again yet -

Too busy cutting eye candy ;) If my mountain bike doesn't sell this week, I might have to put up some frags to pay for my Tattoo appt on wed :(
 
Need a copy chad ?

I'm going to reload CS3 so I'll get back the full adobe pdf suite. It must have taken it out when I unloaded CS2.
Same with my favorite font :cry:


I cut everything and it looks good btw.
 

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