My typical brew water comes from an RV house hooked up to my outdoor water spigot, then I run the water though a whole house water filter and into my brew kettle.
I was looking up specs/data on my city water and seen that I can get fluoride free water for free from certain pump house in my city, though it still has all the other typical additives in the city water. So I am wondering if there would be any benefit to using this water. I could just take over a couple plastic 5 gallon water storage containers and easy fill them up and bring them back home to brew with.
I could get this water, and then fill my brew kettle, and then even pump it though my water filter.
Would this be more trouble than what it is worth??
I was looking up specs/data on my city water and seen that I can get fluoride free water for free from certain pump house in my city, though it still has all the other typical additives in the city water. So I am wondering if there would be any benefit to using this water. I could just take over a couple plastic 5 gallon water storage containers and easy fill them up and bring them back home to brew with.
I could get this water, and then fill my brew kettle, and then even pump it though my water filter.
Would this be more trouble than what it is worth??