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Home Water Test Strips
You cannot see, taste or smell the thousands of contaminants that can end up in your drinking water - contaminants that can cause a variety of problems from upset stomach to developmental problems in children. AquaSafe do-it-yourself test kits are a fast, easy way to check for everything from the dangerous (lead, pesticides, nitrates, bacteria) to merely annoying (hard water, high chlorine content or unusual acidity) with results you can depend on.
Whether you’re taking a cool drink of water after an early morning run, brushing your teeth before bed or playing with your kids in the pool, you should know that your water is healthy, clean and pure. See Frequently asked questions > |
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All-In-One Test Kit (Tap Water)
This do-it-yourself test kit allows you to check your drinking water for eight common contaminants: Bacteria, Lead, Pesticides, Nitrates, Nitrites, Chlorine, pH and Hardness. AquaSafe test kits are accurate, easy-to-use and produce results on the spot.
All-In-One Test Kit (Well Water)
This do-it-yourself test kit allows you to check your drinking water for eight common contaminants: Bacteria, Lead, Pesticides, Nitrates, Nitrites, Chlorine, Iron, Copper, pH and Hardness. AquaSafe test kits are accurate, easy-to-use and produce results on the spot. |
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AquaSafe Well Water Test
This AquaSafe test kit contains everything you need to find out simply and accurately if your water contains unsafe or undesirable levels of 10 common contaminants. Follow instructions carefully for each test and compare results to the desired Values.
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Drinking Water Bacteria Test Kit
How pure is your drinking water? Since contaminated water may not smell or taste bad, the presence of potentially harmful bacteria often goes undetected. Test your drinking water with this simple do-it-yourself test kit. A test to check for the presence of Coliform Bacteria in your water. The presence of bacteria in drinking water is usually a result of a problem with the water treatment system or the pipes which distribute water, and indicates that water may be contaminated with germs that can cause disease. |
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Water Cooler Test Kit
On a typical water cooler that uses five-gallon bottles, the dirty, germ-ridden bottle top is submerged right into the drinking water. According to the National Cancer Institute, "The most obvious problem with bottled water, and the water that is dispensed from bottled coolers, is bacterial growth". Office water coolers are ideal breeding grounds for bacteria - check the safety of yours with this easy-to-use test kit. You're paying a premium for your water - why not make sure it's pure? Order Testing Kits > |
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Water Quality Test Strips
Single and multi-parameter tests for the rapid determination of pH levels in water. TEST PROCEDURE
Dip one test strip into water sample for 10 seconds with a constant, gentle, back and forth motion. Remove the strip and shake briskly once to remove excess water sample. Wait 20 seconds and match with the closest colour from any of the colour blocks on the reverse side of this card. For best performance, complete the readings within 10 seconds. Optimum pH for Aquasafe 90 is 7.5 - 8.5 max. Test Measures between pH 2 and 12. |
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The Hamilton Index Water Balancing System
The Hamilton Index was developed by a pool technician for the pool and spa industry. This index was tested by field service and research over a period of 11 years. The index is so accurate, that in 20 years of field application, it has not needed to be modified.
Today, there are an estimated 400,000 pool and spas being run on the Hamilton Index. Interestingly, in 1991, the National Pool and Spa Institute lowered the recommended total alkalinity towards the guide lines that the Hamilton Index" has used for 25 years. But, or course, they are still calling it the Langelier Index.
Besides being very accurate, our 3-Step System in extremely easy.
Step 1: Test total hardness (not CH). That tells you where to put your total alkalinity exactly!
Step 2: Put your total alkalinity where the chart tells you.
Step 3: Keep your pH at 7.8 to 8.2.
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