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ooh look another water treatment question
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Troutman47
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Re: ooh look another water treatment question
I’m not a fan a DWB. I’m not convinced a one product suits all works that well.
Initially I had my water analysed by Murphy’s and used DWB and other salts as Murphy’s recommended but never got good results.
Then, I contacted Wallybrew on here, he analysed my water. It came back different to Murphy’s, I used individual salts (I threw away the DWB!) and GW’s water calculator on here and now always get around the pH5.4 mark. (Using the same pH meter as you)
I’ve since moved house, sent my water to Wallybrew again and still getting around pH5.4!
My advise would be have Wallybrew analyse your water and ditch the DWB!!
Initially I had my water analysed by Murphy’s and used DWB and other salts as Murphy’s recommended but never got good results.
Then, I contacted Wallybrew on here, he analysed my water. It came back different to Murphy’s, I used individual salts (I threw away the DWB!) and GW’s water calculator on here and now always get around the pH5.4 mark. (Using the same pH meter as you)
I’ve since moved house, sent my water to Wallybrew again and still getting around pH5.4!
My advise would be have Wallybrew analyse your water and ditch the DWB!!
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Dennis King
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Re: ooh look another water treatment question
Totally agreeTroutman47 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 10:00 amI’m not a fan a DWB. I’m not convinced a one product suits all works that well.
Initially I had my water analysed by Murphy’s and used DWB and other salts as Murphy’s recommended but never got good results.
Then, I contacted Wallybrew on here, he analysed my water. It came back different to Murphy’s, I used individual salts (I threw away the DWB!) and GW’s water calculator on here and now always get around the pH5.4 mark. (Using the same pH meter as you)
I’ve since moved house, sent my water to Wallybrew again and still getting around pH5.4!
My advise would be have Wallybrew analyse your water and ditch the DWB!!
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Eric
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Re: ooh look another water treatment question
Yes.Dennis King wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 10:14 amTotally agreeTroutman47 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 10:00 amI’m not a fan a DWB. I’m not convinced a one product suits all works that well.
Initially I had my water analysed by Murphy’s and used DWB and other salts as Murphy’s recommended but never got good results.
Then, I contacted Wallybrew on here, he analysed my water. It came back different to Murphy’s, I used individual salts (I threw away the DWB!) and GW’s water calculator on here and now always get around the pH5.4 mark. (Using the same pH meter as you)
I’ve since moved house, sent my water to Wallybrew again and still getting around pH5.4!
My advise would be have Wallybrew analyse your water and ditch the DWB!!
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orlando
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Re: ooh look another water treatment question
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Fermenting:
Conditioning:
Drinking: Southwold Again,
Up Next: John Barleycorn (Barley Wine)
Planning: Winter drinking Beer
