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should I be storing it in a cup of distilled water so I dont have to calibrate it each time or SHOULD it hold its calibration for a little while

 

 

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Never store in distilled water.

 

You need store it in storage solution, which is 3Mol KCl solution.

Posted

Distilled water will dilute probe reference liquid and response time will increase and reading would be unreliable.

 

Keep the probe wet and store is in storage solution.

Posted

just added this to my amazon cart but wanted to make sure its the right thing.  Is this what you mean James?   Thanks!

 

http://www.amazon.com/Atlas-Scientific-pH-Storage-Solution/dp/B0071AR9XI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1442538539&sr=8-2&keywords=Ph+meter+storage+solution

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Yes, that's the correct one.

 

You should check out the first comment.

 

 

 

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pH probes should never be stored in distilled water; it will cause the salts inside the probe to leech out, rendering it useless. Either storage solution or a buffer solution should be used.
Posted

Oh my goodness, I have been storing mine in RO water

 

Is there any other solution that I can store it in except the storage solution as mentioned in the amazon link, as we dont get it around where I stay?

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Oh my goodness, I have been storing mine in RO water

 

Is there any other solution that I can store it in except the storage solution as mentioned in the amazon link, as we dont get it around where I stay?

 

You can store it in the pH 7 buffer solution.

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Ordered the storage solution before I saw the PH 7 thing . figures hehe. 

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