It seems many prefer BlueLabs products for high end measuring devices/ meters for ph, tds ec...
Does anyone use currently or have used recently the Milwaukee PRO 3in1 combo meter. ..or know the quality of the meters / company in general?
It seems many prefer BlueLabs products for high end measuring devices/ meters for ph, tds ec...
Does anyone use currently or have used recently the Milwaukee PRO 3in1 combo meter. ..or know the quality of the meters / company in general?
Doesn't need to be rinsed for our use but it won't hurt. I just rinse mine in some tap doesn't need to be distilled. The important thing is don't store it in distilled water use storage solution and don't let it dry out.
Doesn't need to be rinsed for our use but it won't hurt. I just rinse mine in some tap doesn't need to be distilled. The important thing is don't store it in distilled water use storage solution and don't let it dry out.
I'm currently using a ph test solution, so going to a meter is a huge leap ahead...
Bluelabs is twice as expensive so i just wanted to make sure I wasn't buying something disposable like 'Amazon pH pens' that are cheap and you get what you pay for...
With the pH solution, it says 3-5 drops, but as you add more, the color changes, so your "reading" moves as you add drops.
I'm currently using a ph test solution, so going to a meter is a huge leap ahead...
Bluelabs is twice as expensive so i just wanted to make sure I wasn't buying something disposable like 'Amazon pH pens' that are cheap and you get what you pay for...
With the pH solution, it says 3-5 drops, but as you add more, the color changes, so your "reading" moves as you add drops.
Usually they are 5ml of water and x amount of drops. It's important to be as close as possible. One thing you will want with a probe is calibration solutions.