Clear Pool Expert 6-Way Test Strips

A:  Hi Wendi, We are the manufacturer of Pool Time products. Our Clear Pool Expert Test Strips can be used with a hot tub, but the Pool Time App is for use with pools, with a minimum volume of 1,000 gallons, only. If you need further assistance with our Clear Pool Expert Test Strips, or have any other hot tub care questions or concerns, please give us a call at 1-800-252-POOL (7665). Thank you.

A:  Yes these can be used in a spa. The strips test for total hardness, bromine, chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and stabilizer. All of these are tested in spas as well as pools.

A:  Hi Mathelo, We are the manufacturer of Pool Time products. Our test strips will test for the presence of chlorine in solutions, however there is an acceptable level of variance when testing pool water that may not be acceptable when testing drinking water. For that reason, we would recommend getting a test kit specifically labeled for use with potable water. If you have any other questions, please call our Technical Solutions Team at 1-800-252-POOL (7665). Thank you.

A:  We’ve used these test strips in our hot tub for the last year and can always depend on them to be accurate

A:  Hi Mike, We are the manufacturer of Pool Time products. Yes, our 6-Way Clear Pool Expert Test Strips can be used with a saltwater pool. If you have any other questions, please give us a call at 1-800-252-POOL (7665). Thank you.

A:  I do not know what koi pond levels should be, but the strips are to register levels for swimming pools. Not sure if that would be the same for koi ponds.

A:  yes

A:  No, koi gold fish or even gold fish have different ph, as well as bacteria in water, there should be many places to find helpful information on koi fish, as well as gold fish. Look into Utube videos, as well as Pininterest, just type koi gold fish in search bar, you should get helpful information there.

A:  Hi Jenna, We are the manufacturer of Pool Time products. Our 6-Way Clear Pool Expert Test Strips test for pH, Total Alkalinity, Free Chlorine, Total Chlorine, Calcium Hardness and Stabilizer levels. Their ranges represent what is expected in pool water, which may not be the same as what you would expect in a koi pond. If you have any other questions, please call our Technical Solutions Team at 1-800-252-POOL (7665). Thank you.

A:  No. These test strips do not test for nitrates or ammonia, something critical in fish ponds. So, no, these are not good enough for koi ponds.