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  1. jaeshoes1

    Good books??

    Just got a new newsletter this morning. It looks fantastic. http://www.culturesforhealth.com/media/docs/Kombucha_eBook.pdf
  2. jaeshoes1

    Free kombucha eBook

    http://www.culturesforhealth.com/media/docs/Kombucha_eBook.pdf
  3. jaeshoes1

    Free ebooks from Culturesforhealth.com !!!!!

    My favorite resource right now. http://enews.culturesforhealth.com/q/3CeMgYARG_v5aHv6be3aD2U-tBBW8xWf89M5ppNzhtm_w3lGPsCg15KVw
  4. jaeshoes1

    Need a SCOBY in Orlando

    Culturesforhealth.com
  5. jaeshoes1

    is oxidation a concern when bottling?

    Snarf is right. You can add 1-2 tbs to a gallon before bottling to carbonate if left in warm dark place for 1-2 weeks depending. Once racked in sterile bottles the lack of oxygen with the addition of sugar will carbonate. The adding of sugar will protect from spoilage. Make sure to have a...
  6. jaeshoes1

    Air Lock or No Airlock?

    I mean make sure it is in a situation with air. sorry for the misleading information. Definitions got mixed up in my brain. Make sure it has air it has to breathe. Think of it as a little pet or plant. If you cover a plant's leaves with Vaseline it will die. Same thing with your kombucha it...
  7. jaeshoes1

    Air Lock or No Airlock?

    Use a coffee filter and then place in a bucket with a moisture absorber and a loose fitting lid that is not sealed shut. That will keep the humidity low and mold out and provide a warm dark place which is ideal. Then place the bucket in a controlled environment with heat. I live in Oregon and it...
  8. jaeshoes1

    Air Lock or No Airlock?

    Never use an airlock. Make sure the Kombucha can breathe at all times. Keep your brew in a situation with moderate humidity and stable temperatures ranging from 74 to 83 degrees never getting past four degrees of difference between your initial temperature. If you are brewing a is in a room...
  9. jaeshoes1

    Good books??

    The Eric and Jessica Child one is amazing. It was my intro and I use it constantly. Before buying try your local public library. Mine has so many and I always support the Benjamin Franklin concept of free knowledge and access to all education no matter who you are or what you believe.
  10. jaeshoes1

    Good books??

    They are all really good. The first one is my absolute fav
  11. jaeshoes1

    Good books??

    http://amzn.com/lm/RS8VK2EDDZJXB
  12. jaeshoes1

    Experiment #100 ---> Coffee Kombi

    reminded of soo many funny movies, esp red planet with Val.......
  13. jaeshoes1

    Experiment #100 ---> Coffee Kombi

    Not sure how I'll make the coffee. I've got a 4 cup machine -> only the bf really drinks. Apparently it's to dangerous to allow me to have "rocket fuel" so we agreed on a 4 cup machine..... Arg. My ideas are these: Tube sock method tea bag A tweaked tube sock method using a washcloth Colander...
  14. jaeshoes1

    Experiment #100 ---> Coffee Kombi

    Alright peeps.... Today is the day!!!! Gonna get going. Gonna sanitize the work place and gather supplies! Tonight I brew. Going to try this recipe: Culturesforhealth.com/kombucha-coffee-recipe
  15. jaeshoes1

    Question on a first time Kombucha brew.

    So have you ever heard of vinegar eels? Looks like you have some eggs floating on the top there......
  16. jaeshoes1

    Newb Question on Mold bubbles

    So according to these guys, you have a yeast colony: http://www.kombuchabrooklyn.com/kombucha-brew-faq
  17. jaeshoes1

    Is this a healthy scoby?

    http://www.kombuchabrooklyn.com/kombucha-brew-faq I've been doing some further research since so many on here are concerned about mold. According to this brewer it looks like you have mold.
  18. jaeshoes1

    Help! My kombucha looks funny, is this safe to drink?

    I'd compare your mother to one of the pictures on this site to get some idea of what you should look for if you have a gut feeling. http://www.kombuchabrooklyn.com/kombucha-brew-faq
  19. jaeshoes1

    Strange substance Ive never seen before in Kombucha

    Have you looked into them being vinegar eels? http://www.kombuchabrooklyn.com/kombucha-brew-faq
  20. jaeshoes1

    My kombucha smells strange. is is dead?

    i'd also check this out: http://www.kombuchabrooklyn.com/kombucha-brew-faq
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