An evap line is usually gray, or simply transparent. You can see it in certain lights, at certain angles, but otherwise it is very hard to detect. A "pregnant" line has color.
Go to www.peeonastick.com This website tells you everything you ever wanted to know about pregnancy test, evaporation lines, etc.
A true positive will last forever, evap lines can disappear within 48 hours some don't disappear. They are usually skinny, very faint, or a shadow line/ clear where the line should be.
And yes what you describe there is an evap line. I still have my positive pregnancy test from July. They are still positive.
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An evap line is usually gray, or simply transparent. You can see it in certain lights, at certain angles, but otherwise it is very hard to detect. A "pregnant" line has color.
Go to www.peeonastick.com This website tells you everything you ever wanted to know about pregnancy test, evaporation lines, etc.
A true positive will last forever, evap lines can disappear within 48 hours some don't disappear. They are usually skinny, very faint, or a shadow line/ clear where the line should be.
And yes what you describe there is an evap line. I still have my positive pregnancy test from July. They are still positive.