When you state or ask Why does your spa test strip turns blue - - - My test strips do not turn blue! Your question should be: Why do test strips turn blue when testing water in a spa? or something similar to that.
What portion of the test strip is turning blue? Chlorine reading, pH reading, alkalinity reading, conditioner reading? I'm not sure what your problem is. Are you testing the water right after adding chemicals? What chemicals are you using? How old are your test strips? Have the test strips been left in the sun for any length of time?
When did you last change the spa water? Answering these questions and more may make it easier to come to a conclusion on your question.
Since there is so little water in a spa -- changing the spa water and cleaning the filters at the same time may alleviate your problem -- rather than trying to adjust the chemistry of the water.
purple+white
yes, they can turn blue.
the heat transfer in the ground when the ground is cold they turn blue and when the ground is hot they turn purple
When you mix pink/red and blue, you get purple.
This test is sometimes known as the oral fluid drug test and is majorly used to test for 5 drugs: marijuana, opiates, and cocaine, phencyclidine and methamphetamine drugs all at one time.Traces of these drugs will create a color band on the strip indicating presence of the drug. The color of the band varies as different companies make them. But they could be blue, red or green. The color isn't what should concern a person. If the line is there that is what is important.
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Ruby red would turn purple if mixed with a blue shade.
Use an iodine solution. it should be orange to brown to begin with, if there is a starch present, it will turn blue-black.
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Phenolphtalein indicator turn blueish purple and lithmus turning blue are good indicator when concentration is higher than 0.000,001
ph 8- p14 is a alkali. blue for weak alkali (ph 8) purple for strong alkali (ph14)
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