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Old December 12th 04, 08:48 AM
James
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"Jon Pike" wrote in message
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Should water tests be read with a light shining through it, and held up
against the white part of the card, or in shadow, held up against the
white
part of the card?

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I don't think it matters much really as long as the same amount goes
through the tester as hits the color gradients. For me, i have always tested
without adding light that would cast any heavy shadows as well as testing
before any changes to the water. :-)

-James


 




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