Watersafe®
Well-Water Test
Kit
$24.95
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- Test for
copper, iron and lead - Detect dangerous levels of
Nitrates/Nitrites - Test for potentially harmful
bacteria - Reveal the presence of toxins
from pesticides or fertilizers
- Learn your water's pH balance
- Determine your water’s
“hardness” - Identify unsafe levels of
chlorine in your water - Compare all your results with
EPA-recommended levels - Feel confident in the water
you drink and use every day!
Watersafe® Well
Water Test Kit
was specifically
designed to help you test quickly and
easily for the most common contaminants
found in private well water, including:
iron, copper, lead, bacteria,
pesticides, nitrates, nitrites,
chlorine, pH and hardness.
If your home draws from private well
water, regular testing (recommended
yearly or more) is the only way to
ensure the purity of your water and
safeguard the health of your family. You
will be responsible for testing your
drinking water not the city, and
Watersafe® Well Water Test Kit
is kit can help you.
This is an affordable, easy-to-use and
accurate test to determine the safety of
your well water!
Watersafe®
Well Water Test Kit
is an essential
addition to every home drawing from
private water wells, giving you
lab-quality results right in your own
home.
The EPA recommends testing your private
well water at least once a year, so
don’t wait! The quality of underground
water can change due to various reasons.
Put your mind at ease and help secure
your family’s health with a
Watersafe®
Well Water Test Kit.
Water Test Desired Values
EPA maximum contaminant levels /
guideline standards
|
Bacteria |
None |
|
Lead |
Below 15 ppb |
|
Pesticides (atrazine) |
Below
3 ppb |
|
Pesticides
(Simazine) |
Below
4 ppb |
|
Total
Nitrate/Nitrite |
Below
10.0 ppb |
|
Nitrate |
Below
1.0 ppb |
|
Total
Chlorine |
Below
4 ppb |
|
pH |
6.5 to 8.5 |
|
Total
Hardness |
50 ppm or less |
|
Copper |
1.3 ppm |
|
Iron |
0.3 ppm |
Watersafe® Well Water
Test Kit Instructions
Before You Begin check
the contents of your test kit>
- One Bacteria Test Vial -
One Lead / Pesticide Test Packet -
One Nitrate / Nitrite Test Packet -
One pH / Hardness / Chlorine Test Packet
- One Copper Test Packet
- One Iron Test Packet
Keep test out of reach of children or
pets. Do not ingest anything from this
kit. Do not drink samples used for
testing. Store and use at room
temperature (60-86 F). Do not use with
hot water or water containing bleach or
detergents. Do not re-use any part of
the test kit. Do not open packets or
vial until you are ready to perform the
test. Read and follow all instructions
carefully.
Water safe®
Lead Test Kit Instructions
The
Watersafe® Lead Test
can detect dissolved lead at levels below the EPA Action
level of 15 parts per billion (ppb). Folks this is one
test you should have.
In the US about 1,000,000 children under the age of
six have a blood lead level exceeding the level of
concern. Just take 10 minutes to protect
your family from the damaging effects of lead.
Lead Test
Instructions
1.
Open Lead packet and take out
all contents. The packet contains a test vial, a
dropper pipette, two Watersafe®
Test Strips, and a desiccant (to be discarded).
2. Using dropper, place
exactly
TWO
dropper-fuls of water sample into test
vial. To pick up the sample, tightly squeeze the
bulb at the end of the dropper and place the
open end into the water sample. Release the bulb
to pick up the sample, then squeeze again to
expel the sample into the vial.
3.
Swirl vial gently for several seconds. Place on
a flat surface.
4.
Place both test strips into the test vial, with
arrows pointing DOWN.
5.
Wait 10 minutes. Do not disturb strips or vial
during this time. Blue lines will appear on the
strips.
6.
Take the strips out of the vial and lay them on
a flat surface with the arrows pointing to the
LEFT.
Interpreting The Results
Negative:
The LEFT line (next to number 1) is darker than the
RIGHT line (next to number 2)
If you only see the LEFT line (next to number 1), the
test is negative)
Positive: The RIGHT line (next
to number 2) is darker than the LEFT line (next to
number 1), or lines are equally dark (Both LEFT and
RIGHT lines are equally dark)
7.
Note: If no lines appear, or both lines are very
light, the test did not run properly and the
result is not valid. If a test strip
shows a positive result, your water sample may
contain lead or pesticides at a toxic level.
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Watersafe®
Bacteria Test Kit Instructions
use
this test to check for the presence of bacteria in
your drinking water with this do-it-yourself, EPA-based
test kit. This tests for the presence of Coliform
Bacteria in your water. The presence of bacteria
in drinking water is usually a result of a problem with
the water treatment system or the pipes which distribute
water, and indicates that water may be contaminated with
germs that can cause disease as stated above.
General Instructions
-
Keep tests out of
reach of children or pets.
-
Do not ingest anything from this test kit.
-
Do not drink water sample used for testing.
-
Store and use at room temperature (60-86 F).
-
Do not use on hot water or water containing bleach detergents.
-
Do not re-use any part of the test kit.
-
Do not open
packets or vial until you are ready to perform the
tests.
-
Read and follow all instructions
carefully.
Bacteria Test Instructions
-
Take out
the Bacteria Test vial and set upright on a flat
surface.
-
Collect water sample or turn on tap to a
very slow stream.
-
Carefully twist off cap and
fill vial to 1/2 inch below the top (to 5 ml line).
-
DO NOT OVERFILL and DO NOT SPILL the bacterial
growth powder in the vial.
-
Replace cap and twist
on tightly. Shake the vial vigorously for 20
seconds.
-
Place the capped vial upright in a warm
area (70-90 F) where it cannot be disturbed for 48
hrs.
-
After 48 hrs.,
observe the color of the liquid without opening the
vial:
Purple color:
Negative Result |
Yellow Color:
Positive Result |
|
|
(No bacteria were detected) |
(It is
highly likely that potentially harmful bacteria were
detected). |
-
For positive
results, add bleach to the sample before pouring down
the toilet, then wash hands carefully. Negative samples
may be poured directly into the toilet. Discard vial in
the trash.
Watersafe®
Pesticide Test Kit Instructions
The Watersafe Pesticide test
kit is a one step test kit that detects two
of the most common pesticides (Atrazine - 3
ppb and Simazine - 4 ppb) used in the United States at
the EPA maximum contaminant level. Results
in 10 minutes. If you car concerned about
pesticides on your produce, then you should
be also concerned about pesticides in your
drinking water? Now you can test your water
for harmful pesticide contamination-safely
and accurately.
Before you begin...
-
Keep
tests out of reach of
children and pets.
-
Do not
ingest anything from
this test kit. Do not
drink water sample used
for testing. Store and
use at room temperature
(60-86 F).
-
Do not
open packets or a vial
until you are ready to
perform the tests.
-
Do not
use on hot water or
water containing bleach
detergents.
-
Do not
re-use any part of the
test kit.
-
Read and
follow all instructions
carefully.
Pesticide Test Instructions
-
Open
Pesticide
packet and take out all
contents. The packet
contains a test vial, a
dropper pipette, two
Watersafe® test
strips, and a desiccant
(to be discarded).
-
Using the
dropper, place exactly
TWO
dropper-fuls of
water sample into test
vial. To pick up the
sample, tightly squeeze
the bulb at the end of
the dropper and place
the open end into the
water sample. Release
the bulb to pick up the
sample, then squeeze
again to expel the
sample into the vial.
-
Swirl
vial gently for several
seconds. Place on a flat
surface.
-
Place
both test strips into
the test vial, with
arrows pointing DOWN
-
Wait 10
minutes. Do not disturb
strips or vial during
this time. Blue lines
will appear on the
strips.
-
Take the
strips out of the vial
and lay them on a flat
surface with the arrows
pointing to the LEFT.
Interpreting The Results:
Negative
If the LEFT line (next to number 1) is darker than the
RIGHT line (next to number 2) or if you only see the LEFT line (next to number 1), the
test is negative)
Positive:
If ihe RIGHT line (next
to number 2) is darker than the LEFT line (next to
number 1), or if lines are equally dark (Both LEFT and
RIGHT lines are equally dark)
7.
Note: If no lines appear, or both lines are very
light, the test did not run properly and the
result is not valid. If a test strip
shows a positive result, your water sample may
contain lead or pesticides at a toxic level.
Water safe
pH/Hardness/Chlorine Kit Instructions
If levels of chlorine,
hardness or pH are too
high, your water could
be damaging your
plumbing, your
pocketbook, and your
health. pH -
If the acidity of your
water is too high,
corrosion can leach out
lead from pipes and
damage your water supply
system and water heater.
Hardness -
lime scale builds up in
pipes causing corrosion,
reduce the efficiency of
hot water heaters, and
require more water to
remove soap.
Chlorine
-
can increase cancer risk;
bad taste and smell.
pH/Hardness/Chlorine
Test Instructions
1. Carefully
open pH/Hardness/Chlorine Test packet and take
out test strip.
2. Immerse the reagent pads into the water
sample and remove immediately. Hold the strip
level for 15 seconds.
3. Match pH, Hardness and Total Chlorine Pads
(in that order) to the color chart below.
pH (end pad)
Total Chlorine (pad nearest
handle)
LR Total Hardness (middle pad)
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