What is the ph of the water that comes from the machine
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Thank you for asking Linda; the pH can be adjusted to a range between 8.5 and 10. Please feel free to call: 970-485-5955 or visit us at WaterForHealthUSA.com Thank you for your interest. Bert Middleton
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There should be a packet of powder that you add to distilled water. Then turn on PH meter, and dip into solution. Hit and hold CAL until it flashes. Then pick the number that is closest to the solution you will be testing (4.0-acidic 7.0alkaline 10.0) then hit ENTER. When it's calibrated it will display END. Repeat once a month to ensure PH meter reads correctly
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It is not listed on the bottle anywhere, so I stuck my pH strip into the bottle. It came up with 6.25pH.
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Try to purchase DI water from water store. It is low cost and efficiency to lower pH.
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This machine uses a large, 5 gallon bottle of purified drinking water. Based on your question, I think that you are looking for something different.
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Call the company. Some companies use water which is safest, others use extracting chemcals
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Interesting question. I didn't know, but I suspected a slight increase. I tested tap and filtered water this evening with my color comparison pool test kit. Results in my area are, from the tap, 7.5 Ph, from the filter 8.2 Ph. When my pool gets that high, I add acid to bring the Ph down, it's better for keeping the calcium in suspension (we have hard water in Riverside, Ca). To be honest, I didn't expect this large of change in Ph. Thanks for pointing that out.
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My machine has a container that says fill to this line so it winds up being maybe 1:5 ratio, 1 part cleaner to 5 parts water, approx.
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Your machine probably needs to be cleaned. Try running white vinegar through it, then several runs of water. Replace the water filters. Use filtered water if you have really hard water.
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Total Hardness 0-1000 ppm (250-500 OK), Total Chlorine 0-10 ppm (1-5 OK 5 Ideal), Total Bromine 0-20 ppm (2-10 OK 5 Ideal), Free Chlorine 0-20 ppm (1-3 Pool OK, 3-5 Spa OK), pH 6.2-8.4 (7.2-7.8 OK), Total Alkalinity 0-240 ppm (80-120 OK), Cyanuric Acid 0-300 ppm (30-100 OK 30-50 Ideal)
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Usually you can download a manual onto your computer from manufacturer websites. But FYI...plug it in and it will do everything automatically...first cycle starts automatically, then it is programmed to cycle every now and then after that. 240 gallons of water is what I believe it holds. All YOU have to do is keep the chemicals balanced. Buy a chemical test kit, chlorine or bromine and acid/alkaline (depending on your water).
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I just tested it with my meter and with a Brita filter in it ....The TDS....it came out 77PPM
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Not sure. But I would not buy it. It works properly about 20% of the time. Goes around the same spot again and again. Never uses all of the water in it and sometimes uses none. It has ran an entire cycle on my floor with out putting down a drop of water. Just ran around. It's so not worth the money.
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The water is room temperature. Be sure to use filtered rather than tap water.
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Nope, if you place any sort of nutrients, fertilizers or the like they will clog the machine. Only purified water can be used in this.
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clean, ph readywatertobottom of pump.turn it on. keep water temp 70- 78 degrees
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What is the pH of your source water? How is it being filtered? This Pitcher of Life filter can raise the pH 2 points which means 100 times. But your water is so acidic that this Pitcher would raise it to about 7.0 to 7.5 pH which, at least, is in the alkaline range.