Hi guys,
Im having my first crack at water treatment, since i like in an area with v hard tapwater. Previously iv used bottled water, which was a bit costly...
anyway, have filled my boiler to the brim, boiled for 30mins with gypsum and the calcium (chloride/carbonate? cant quite remember...whatever GW says..), and its cooling so I can rack it off the precipitate. Iv realised however...too late, since i want to brew tomorrow, that I now have less than 25L of treated water, no way enough for boil and sparge. What should I do? I dont have time to retreat more water... should I just use what I have topped up with boiled mineral water? Or just top up the final wort volume with mineral water?
Cheers!
First attempt at water treatment..crisis!!
Re: First attempt at water treatment..crisis!!
Use the prepared water for the mash and use tap water treated with a campden taplet for the sparge.
It will be fine.
It will be fine.