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Dab the test strip out of the solution and gently compare it to a paper towel. The color of the strip closest to the kit's color chart indicates the free chlorine concentration.
A health inspector verifies that the chlorine concentration in the chlorine solution is at least 50 PPM. Best practice requires 100 PPM. Both values can be seen on the test strip. Chlorine test strips are used for bleaching. It is also used to check the chlorine level in low-temperature dishwashers.
Look for strips with 0-200 ppm free chlorine. Concentration Not using enough disinfectant will result in inadequate microbial reduction. Too much disinfectant can be toxic. The test strip is dipped into the test solution until saturated and read after 60-90 seconds against the color chart on the label.
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