"Just Add Water" - Water Testing Kit

Easy-to-Use Hard Water Testing Kit

$10.00
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Approximately 85% of the U.S. has hard water and those that don't still have harmful chemicals and minerals! Uncover hard water culprits quickly with our “Just Add Water” Water Testing Kit, your at-home detective for mineral overload. Just dip and check! It helps pinpoint calcium and magnesium, along with chlorine, affecting your hair. Salons and homes alike use ours to help choose the right products and treatments and finally get that soft, shiny payoff. 

Eco-Friendly

Vegan

Plant Based

Details

Contents:

  • 1 Water Hardness Test Strip
  • 1 Vial Chlorine indicator
  • Easy Step-by-Step Testing Instructions
  • Water Analysis Guide
  • 1 FREE Malibu C Hard Water Wellness Treatment

SKU: 10500

Easy Testing Instructions

Easy Steps for Testing Hardness of Water:

  1. Tear open Water Hardness Test Strip package and remove test strip. Keep package to refer to key indicating levels of hardness.
  2. Insert the grayish-green colored end of the water hardness test strip into the flow of water for a few seconds then remove from water. We recommend you test the water you use to shampoo and bathe (shower or tub).
  3. After 12 seconds, compare water hardness test strip to key on side of test strip package indicating the levels of hardness.
    KEY:
    < Green = Soft < Brown = Hard Water < Orange = Very Hard Water

Easy Steps for Testing Chlorine in Water:

Note that chlorine evaporates rapidly. Therefore, test for chlorine as soon after you draw your water sample as possible.

  1. Allow cold water in shower or bath to run for one minute. Collect up to 2 ounces of cold water into a clear glass. Do not draw hot water.
  2. Pour contents of Chlorine Indicator (orthotolodine) into the clear glass and swirl the water around the glass.
  3. Wait a few minutes for chlorine indicator to reveal the amount of chlorine in the water.

KEY:
Clear = No residual chlorine in the water
Yellow = Chlorine is present in the water
Bright yellow or a greenish color = High level of chlorine is present and may even exceed the amount required by law for sanitation in public swimming pools