Water Quality Checker great addition to home

Posted on Feb 21, 06 06:43 AM PDT

For $29.95, purchase some peace of mind with the Water Quality Checker. The meter reading is really foolproof – a happy face means clean water while a sad face tells otherwise. It works well with distilled, mineral, tap, and even ground water. All you need to run a test (other than the Water Quality Checker itself) is a drop of water.

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By Anonymous , 24/01/08 11:48 AM (CommentID #444860)

It,s unbelivable for such an ammount. I,ll love to hav it. Michael from Nigeria

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By winnie , 08/05/07 8:49 AM (CommentID #163947)

how can I order the 29.95 water quality checker.
My email is acwy2000@hotmail.com

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By keith , 22/02/06 11:26 AM (CommentID #001047)

for those that want to know what the standards are, go to:
http://www.epa.gov/safewater/mcl.html

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By keith , 22/02/06 11:13 AM (CommentID #001046)

:P am I missing something? just what does this thing check? there are 18 parameters that are regulated under the primary drinking water standards. plus an additional 10 regulated parameters under the secondary standards. and then public suppliers try to meet about 20 more parameters that aren't regulated. so there are roughly 50 parameters that require about 50 different and separate chemical techniques and this thing checks for all of them? (and I'm leaving out the microbiological tests.) I've been a chemist for over 30 years and I wasn't aware that mankind had developed a Tri-corder yet. only in your Star Trek dreams could this thing give you a sense of security about your drinking water. save your money to pay your water bill.

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By aaron ep , 22/02/06 9:05 AM (CommentID #001039)

Nobody needs this. I work with drinking water and this is a waste of time and money.

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By Bob , 21/02/06 7:13 PM (CommentID #001032)

Seems no different than this (cheaper):

http://cgi.ebay.com/TDS-Meter-Hanna-TDS1_W0QQitemZ7509697397QQcategoryZ4678QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem

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By Mike Chendorain , 21/02/06 5:42 PM (CommentID #001025)

Bacteria do not count as total dissolved solids. My guess is that it is simply measuring water clarity (i.e. turbidity). Probably it provides a pretty conservative measurement so that if the turbidity is measureable, it gives a thumbs down to drinkability. But it's only a guess, i have no idea how sensitive the thing is.

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By Tomodachi , 21/02/06 3:14 PM (CommentID #001022)

Okay, so it tells you the "Total Disolved Solids" rating . . . do bacteria count as "Disolved Solids" or is it just counting muck and minerals?

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By anon , 21/02/06 1:33 PM (CommentID #001019)

Here is one place that sells them for that price.

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By Tim , 21/02/06 11:58 AM (CommentID #001017)

:(
If you are going to plug a gadget then CITE YOUR SOURCE! You say that it is available for $29. Where?

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By Ravi , 21/02/06 11:27 AM (CommentID #001016)

Where can you buy this gadget? I'd love to have one.