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i would think that "bottled water" would be $$$ is there any way you can just find an RO machine in one of your local grocery stores? i get 5 Gal for $2.
Still need to get a water filter to use my local tap water and being its a 60 dollar brew I like to know my water is good lol
Yea I have been searching around abit and I'm thinking of getting one of the reverse osmosis systems for in the brewery/garage. I'll have to look but don't think any of my local grocery stores have RO set ups. The one use to but I think it never got used so they did away with it. The bottled water is already in the $60 cause ingridents yeast and all was 49.99 water is 7-8 bucks then just need to get the gypsum, calcium chloride, and lactic acid and another thing of ph strips then I should be good to go but if I can find one of those RO stations I might just have to go that rout.
So found out my local Walmart, (I never go to that place) has a reverse osmosis machine so looks like I will be doing tht, now my question when brewing with RO water how do you plug it into ezcalc, I'm at work so not able to look right now but some pointers will help me out ool
I use McDole's water profile or Martin's Pale Ale profile from bur'n water. Both make great IPAs.