Randy, could you PM me with your mailing address?
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Thomas712 said:Ninong - Was unable to contact you in the same way.
Thomas
Thomas712 said:I believe that he did not want himself or the company to be liable for anything. Lets say it was a diplomatic, safe answer. I will respect the fact that he did not want his name or company to be mentioned. Still leaves me chomping at the bit to find out what happend, can't tell me a chemist could not get test results.
Thomas
Ninong said:That's strange. Did you click on the PM icon above?![]()
Randy Holmes-Farley said:Was the water that you tested for alkalinity cloudy? If it had substantial calcium or magnesium carbonate in it, then a normal alkalinity test kit can give a falsely high reading because the solids will dissolve as the pH is dropped.