AwesomeBill

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Would 5 gallon deer park water jugs work for a carboy? I'm curious because they say recyclable PET on the bottom. Thanks in advance

bob1006

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Is it at your office?

bob1006

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I bought two glass 5 gallon carboys from our water dist for 15 bucks each. I brew small batches and use them for secondary.

bob1006

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Sorry for all the posts here. If out says 1 in the arrows and Pete your good

Ravenshead

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They're basically the same thing as a Better Bottle only smaller. I wouldn't try to ferment a full 5 gallons in one but they'll make beer just fine. I use the three gallon water jugs my grocery store sells for test batches all the time.

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smokinj

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I have used plastic water jugs with a #2 from a large dept store with no ill effects. Don't think I'd trust them for long term aging or anything, but a few week clearing period seems to be fine.

AwesomeBill

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Actually it's at a crime scene that I was processing, and I noticed the bottom. My parents have numerous empties lying around. I'll give one a try. Thank you

ChickenArise

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Well, avoid using someone's discarded meth lab equipment!

bob1006

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this is hilarious! Let me get this strait, your out processing some crime at a house or whatever, body parts, shell casings, fingerprints and various what nots. And you see a carboy and think "can I use this for beer? "

Absolutely hilarious.

AwesomeBill

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Haha well more like I was done dusting prints and was throwing out some trash and noticed the empty bottle. So while I was waiting for detectives I made the post. I will not be using this jug fyi