manilaboy1vic New member Aug 25, 2014 #1 Here is a pic of my refractometer.. not sure why the rim is changing color.. anyone elses doing this?
Here is a pic of my refractometer.. not sure why the rim is changing color.. anyone elses doing this?
disc1 -RT * ln(k) Aug 25, 2014 #2 Maybe you can shrink that pic a little. It's kind of hard to look at.
manilaboy1vic New member Aug 25, 2014 #3 disc1 said: Maybe you can shrink that pic a little. It's kind of hard to look at. Click to expand... sorry,, i cropped it.
disc1 said: Maybe you can shrink that pic a little. It's kind of hard to look at. Click to expand... sorry,, i cropped it.
disc1 -RT * ln(k) Aug 25, 2014 #4 Are you talking about the discoloration around the rim? I'm not seeing anything that is broken. That looks like rust best I can see. That's what happens to metal around salt water.
Are you talking about the discoloration around the rim? I'm not seeing anything that is broken. That looks like rust best I can see. That's what happens to metal around salt water.
P panhandler01 Member Aug 25, 2014 #5 If that's discoloration on the rim that's around the glass where you put the water to be tested, then I don't think anything is wrong.
If that's discoloration on the rim that's around the glass where you put the water to be tested, then I don't think anything is wrong.
manilaboy1vic New member Aug 25, 2014 #6 ok so i shouldnt think anything of it.? i mean i dry it off after every use.
disc1 -RT * ln(k) Aug 25, 2014 #7 Start rinsing with tap water or better yet RODI water after each use. If you just dry it you may be leaving a little salt behind.
Start rinsing with tap water or better yet RODI water after each use. If you just dry it you may be leaving a little salt behind.