I bought the $99 distiller too. By coincidence, this
wholesaler is located only a few miles from my home.
Neighbors and co-workers bought from this vendor
and are pleased. I intend to catch rainwater and
distill it, to avoid residues and/or volatiles from
hard, chlorinated municipal tapwater. The
Since getting my generator I have made about 4 quarts CS.
I have 2 different brands of true DW. One that I made a batch from yesterday
and today. Yesterdays batch I transferred into a amber glass bottle that a
friend had sent me (her home brewed CS) and I have had previous batches of
my CS in it.
Hi Susie,
Where in WA do you live?
Can't help with the rest:(
Craig
Since getting my generator I have made about 4 quarts CS.
I have 2 different brands of true DW. One that I made a batch from yesterday
and today. Yesterdays batch I transferred into a amber glass bottle that a
friend had
I found that using Kleenex brand tissue, others may work differently I
don't know, is better than using paper towels. The paper towels shed
more and I had more yellow batches. With the Kleenex there is no
shedding and no yellow batches.
On the distilled water why not buy a counter top distiller
Thank you Garnet,
That helps a lot. I will get the Kleenex tissues, more convenient too. Right
now finances are down the drain but thank you for that link for distilled
water!
BTW, I live in Snohomish, WA (so thankful to be hurricane free)
Susie
///I found that using Kleenex brand tissue,
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