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I'd go for the cheaper pH strips route rather than use digital meters. https://www.optimainstitute.com/water/ph-strips.html Had a few disappointments with those back in the day, better to trust what your eye detects when you pin the strip against the color chart. But strips have an expiration date too as I know of, it mostly has to do with when you open them. But you can use them for more than brewing, so there shouldn't be issues with the final use terms, I guess.
Quote from: NellyP03 on April 06, 2020, 02:29:13 amI'd go for the cheaper pH strips route rather than use digital meters. https://www.optimainstitute.com/water/ph-strips.html Had a few disappointments with those back in the day, better to trust what your eye detects when you pin the strip against the color chart. But strips have an expiration date too as I know of, it mostly has to do with when you open them. But you can use them for more than brewing, so there shouldn't be issues with the final use terms, I guess.The paper pH strips aren't a whole lot better than a wild guess in my experience. Hard to see much difference between tan and tan and tan.
Can't contradict cause I'm no expert, didn't try all options, but I would take this route due to costs, honestly.