5xx more to go in T- 22d....so yak on plz & have a great Caturday nite 
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Covid messes with everything, so it may have made whatever is going on worse. I think most peeps with symptoms that hang on get over them eventually, but long covid is variable, and can be hard. Good luck with it mate, I hope the trend improves for you soon.
It is unlikely that your cheap meter is the problem. In any case, you can buy some calibration fluid that will allow you to check it. If it ain't perfect, just correct the reading by adding or subtracting accordingly.Honestly, one of the reasons I got out the habit of checking was it had only drifted between 115 & 220 all the times I checked.Can't deny the fact that I've been using a cheap Amazon tester that cost around $7, so it very well could be the meter!
Its true, Im still reeling from covid and I had it early november. I just dont feel the same anymore. And it hasnt gotten any better. Body aches chest pains and stuff. Plus my lungs are ultra sensitive. I have to take tiny puffs or I die coughing.Covid messes with everything, so it may have made whatever is going on worse. I think most peeps with symptoms that hang on get over them eventually, but long covid is variable, and can be hard. Good luck with it mate, I hope the trend improves for you soon.
I've researched that and I always add Silica Blast first! I've heard there is a better product, but I bought a gallon and I've had it for a couple years now, (and it's still half full). I had just found my water report online and I've been checking it out for the last few.
Yes, I just found it! Not sure how to read it, but it does say chlorine. Here's a link! https://acwdky.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/2021-CCR-Allen-Co.pdf
I had never heard of calibration fluid for a TDS meter. I always thought you checked it with distilled water.It is unlikely that your cheap meter is the problem. In any case, you can buy some calibration fluid that will allow you to check it. If it ain't perfect, just correct the reading by adding or subtracting accordingly.
PPM/EC meters are simple devices with not a lot to screw up, unlike pH meters which are a bad idea to buy cheap. Good luck with it.
Anyways, thanks for the well wishes!
What olderfart said is exactly true from what I know....Now I believe the cheap meters my not be able to calibrate and checking ppm of low ppm water in not very accurate... I calibrate my apera ec60 before each grow 3 points low, medium, and high which in running coco IMO it's kind of important cause coco is hydroponics with a twistI had never heard of calibration fluid for a TDS meter. I always thought you checked it with distilled water.
That's kinda an old report but seems to be missing some key info like total ppm, pH and even calcium and magnesium levels. Not missing a page? Anyway, @Mañ'O'Green is the test results and science stuff guru...I've researched that and I always add Silica Blast first! I've heard there is a better product, but I bought a gallon and I've had it for a couple years now, (and it's still half full). I had just found my water report online and I've been checking it out for the last few.
Yes, I just found it! Not sure how to read it, but it does say chlorine. Here's a link! https://acwdky.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/2021-CCR-Allen-Co.pdf
I had never heard of calibration fluid for a TDS meter. I always thought you checked it with distilled water.
