Should i spend £50 on a bluelab, £35 on a hanna or £25 on an adwa? Do bluelabs really never need calibrating? I must admit a five year warranty sounds rather appealing. Has anyone had any experience with these...
Just make sure you clean the tip religiously. They sell a cleaning kit and my experience is if you take a reading and do not rinse in clean water and let dry then read again you will be off a little bit. Rinsing in distilled or RO water after use helps but best to clean. It never hurts to check against a calibration solution and no you can not calibrate it but will tell you how accurate it is. You can always use Qtips and toothpaste to clean the tip then rinse off. I used a few over a few year period, none crapped out just took me a bit to figure out the cleaning thing, and rock solid...if I cleaned regularly. I was using a GH program at the time. Pretty much bulletproof other than that.Thanks for the responses y'all, i don't think milwaukee's are sold by any UK hydro company,
I've gone and ordered myself a bluelab.
bluelab EC meters work great!
but there PH meters suck we have returned 7 or 8 of those fucking things.
bluelab EC meters work great!
but there PH meters suck we have returned 7 or 8 of those fucking things.
stick to the EC meter we have had no problems with those for 4-5 years now!
out,
eh