Can you use it to test things besides water? Wine, urine, etc.
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yes you can test any liquid that i know of, but best to keep it in neutral water and have it calibrated often
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Good question. It may take a little bit of experimentation, but I would filter the orange juice to remove pulp, measure the appropriate volume and add a TISAB tablet. Measure the pH of the OJ/TISAB solution before attempting fluoride quantification. If the pH of the OJ/TISAB is equivalent to your standard TISAB solution, I would go ahead and measure the fluoride. If the pH is too low, I would dilute the OJ/TISAB with TISAB (1:1) until the pH was in range. Then you can measure fluoride and correct for dilution.
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Yes. I have tested wine, beer, soft drinks/sodas, fruit juice, lots of different types of tea and I even made a dedoction with tobacco (steeped the leaves in hot water) then tested the "brew". Haven't done a urine test so cannot say about that.
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The FL700 is an all-in-one ion selective electrode (ISE) setup. ISE has been used, and methods are published, for assessing fluoride levels in wine and urine. You can't just dunk the meter in a cup of urine or wine and expect a meaningful reading, but the method should work if you control for dilution, ionic strength and pH.
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I purchased this product specifically for testing the pH of water. It's actually a test for the pH of water for plants. I wasn't able to find another good product for specifically testing the pH of drinking water, so I got this one and it worked well for me. However, it isn't for testing urine. There are many products out there (usually strips) that are made specifically for testing the pH of urine. You can find pH strips for analyzing urine right here on Amazon and you can see from other user's feedback if they are good or bad. If you are still interested in possibly using this product I would go directly to the company and ask them your question since it's their product.
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No its for distilled alcohol only. It measures the amount of alcohol in the water from a distilled batch
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I use it to check moisture equalization of wood that is going to be furniture or interior trim. Some people use it to check split fire wood, to make sure it's dried out enough to burn well.
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Yes but the information might not solve your problem but it is a good water test.
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I don't think so. It doesn't seem to have a super heavy lining for urine. I don't think it's supposed to be used for that.
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No. You need a total dissolved solids (TDS) meter for that. You can pick one up in the internet for ~$10.
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This is a high proof hydrometer. I use it for spirits. I think that there are hydrometers that would be more sensitive and appropriate for wine (ie. they do not go up to 100% alcohol) but I am not an expert.
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You can drink anything from wine to water. Soda, Kool-Aid, bleach, candle wax, potpourri, etc...
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Yes, though I would not recommend it. This tester is very cheap and will just stop working after a couple of uses
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I suppose it will measure the water sample but not speciffically the mix. Just the soil, I dont think it works.
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Yes. It can be used to test concrete for moisture content. It will not give you an accurate moisture percentage but does give information about whether the slab is dry or not thru green, yellow, and red lights.
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Yes. Before you use this in water, you should use a paper towel and test it.
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it is only for testing sugar content in liquid. if you took a pinepapple then juiced it. it could tell you how much sugar is in the juice. the instructions that come with it are worthless they are in chinese
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Yes you can. I use mine for testing the temperature for lye when I'm soap making. Its one less thing you need to wash and it works very well even at a distance
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Yes it will do liquids BUT it's not guaranteed to the degree so I wouldn't recommend it if pool temp must be dead on. Maybe good for casual checking?
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yes there is a test "jar" in the kit. The only thing I would have liked extra in the kit is a larger thief to be able to easily be able to remove wine and fill the hydrometer "jar" because the little one that can with mine required numerous thief's to fill the "jar". I have a larger one now and it is much easier but the little one is useful when you are trying to just taste the wine in a carboy if you are adjusting it for sweetness or acidity.