Digital Water Purity Tester - Easy to Read

Comments about Stacks and Stacks Digital Water Purity Tester - Easy to Read:

get product so what a difference it made knowing. I was even thinking of getting my mother one :)

Comments about Stacks and Stacks Digital Water Purity Tester - Easy to Read:

I brought this device several days ago. Tested out my tap water which was rated between 125-130. Yes, Anchorage, Alaska do have good water. However, visiting a friend in the valley, his water without the filter was around 550s and with the filter was 230s. Obviously he was using well water that needed filtering. I also tested this device around other part of the greater Anchorage area and found various different readings. Overall, upon my personal testing of this device, I found it to work pretty well. Its pretty easy to used, let the water run for ten seconds and filled with a small glass and test. Testing only take a few seconds. Its appears to be accurate and reliable. I write "appears" since I have nothing else to compared it with. It might be fun to try out this device when I go to Europe this summer. The small size and super light weight, it seem to be tailor made for travellers. As a water tester, it a pretty good price and value. Of course, it does not test for virus, bacteria or organic chemicals. Nor does it tell you specifically what kind of inorganic chemicals that may be in the water. I guess for the price you pay, that might be asking too much. But its a good warning device, especially for travellers. If the water in your motel/hotel room looks bit weird and taste funny, this device will confirm your belief. The instruction sheet proves to be well written, it comes with batteries already installed, and there's a read out table on the side of the device as well. The battery cover is rather hard to take out but overall, a pretty good product. I can recommended to anyone until I know better.