How To Use Chlorine Test Solution.

Use this handy chlorine testing solution to see how much chlorine is in your tap water. Unlike the WaterSafe Test Kit which only includes one chlorine test paper, this bottle of Chlorine Test Solution lets you test for chlorine several times.

All you need is just four drops in small glass of water to perform the test. See the How to use instructions for more details. It is a great way to discover if your water filter is actually removing chlorine. If chlorine is still in your water it is an indication that your filter needs to be changed. Give a bottle to your friend so they can get that motivation to filter their tap water. It might be the thing that saves his or her life.

Human beings should not be drinking chlorinated water. It was only put in the water to kill micro organisms. It is really a poison for humans to drink. Incidentally, this test solution is also a poison. Be careful to read the warning information below and do not leave it where children can get a hold of it. You should treat all test solution in the same way unless told otherwise.

This Chlorine Test Solution will serve you well giving you several tests in every bottle. Use it to test when you should be replacing your filter cartridge.

Regardless of how long the filter cartridges are rated to last, it all depends on your water quality. City governments and townships are not obligated to tell anyone that they had to increased or decreased the amount of chlorine on a day to day basis depending on the level of contamination they need to address.

This means that a filter can be useless even though the manufacturer's expected filter life had not yet expired. Test your water every month to be on the safe side. Fill 5ml of water in clean and clear tube or glass.

How to use chlorine test solution.

Add four drops of the Chlorine Test Solution to the water and invert or stir several times.

Let the water set for one minute to allow the color to fully develop.

Read the test result to determine the chlorine results. match the color of the result against the Chlorine Color Chart.