Using Murphy's Water Report
- barneey
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Re: Using Murphy's Water Report
By adding DWB does anyone know what parts this actually adds?
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Re: Using Murphy's Water Report
As it is a set blend of minerals it can't possible work for all scenarios so I don't use it.
With my water I have only ever needed gypsum, epsom salts and table salt after alkalinity reduction.
I think Boots sell both gypsum and epsom salts.
The product sheet does list the amounts though.
http://www.murphyhomebrew.com/tech-sheets/tech_DWB.pdf
With my water I have only ever needed gypsum, epsom salts and table salt after alkalinity reduction.
I think Boots sell both gypsum and epsom salts.
The product sheet does list the amounts though.
http://www.murphyhomebrew.com/tech-sheets/tech_DWB.pdf
Last edited by AnthonyUK on Wed Oct 01, 2014 10:40 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Using Murphy's Water Report
Charlie,
i received a sheet from Scottish Water which provided a sodium level, i have 3.89mgNa/l.
You can get the sheet on their website: http://www.scottishwater.co.uk/you-and- ... litysearch
Hope this helps.
Barry
i received a sheet from Scottish Water which provided a sodium level, i have 3.89mgNa/l.
You can get the sheet on their website: http://www.scottishwater.co.uk/you-and- ... litysearch
Hope this helps.
Barry
- charliemartin
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Re: Using Murphy's Water Report
Thanks for that Barry. I'll definitely have a look at that.
Cheers,
Charliemartin
Cheers,
Charliemartin
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