TapScore Advanced Rainwater Test

Endorsed by SimpleLab™, this extensive water quality testing kit is geared specifically towards rainwater collected in a catchment or any other rainwater harvesting system. Originally designed to cover all baseline contaminants commonly associated with rainwater harvesting, this test package is highly recommended for systems that incorporate plastic materials in their construction. Rainwater, although it usually starts off pristine, can accumulate a plethora of metals, minerals, and bacteria as it is captured and funneled through the rainwater collection system. When set up in accordance with safety regulations, rainwater harvesting systems can provide top-notch water quality fit for purposes such as drinking, livestock consumption, and irrigation. Frequent testing of the harvested rainwater is strongly suggested in order to validate its safety. This not only keeps you in the know but also assists in determining if any further treatment is required. This comprehensive Tap Score test package provides all the essential materials necessary for accurate collection and subsequent submission of a rainwater sample to a certified laboratory for thorough testing. The results presented will comprise an in-depth analysis of usual water health issues relating to natural water chemistry and typical catchment system plumbing materials. This is the definitive testing solution if: 1. You collect rainwater via a catchment or other harvesting system. 2. You seek to verify the correct configuration and setup of your rainwater catchment system. 3. Your collection or harvesting system incorporates plastic, PVC, HDPE, or PEX materials. 4. You notice your water having a metallic, bitter, musty, sweet, plastic, or chemically induced aftertaste. 5. You detect musty, moldy, mildew-like, sweet, or chemical-like odors in your water. 6. You observe biofilm accumulation or any other microbial growths on your harvesting system. This is the ideal test for ascertaining the quality of your water following the configuration of a new rainwater harvesting setup. The subsequent analysis encompasses common issues such as metals, minerals, and bacteria, alongside organic chemical concerns related to sealants and plastic components.