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    Spike Brewing Giveaway - New CF10 Conical Fermenter!!

    Yes. I am interested. Ciderman
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    HomebrewSupply Recipe Giveaway

    Count me in for an American Amble extract kit. Thanks, Cidermann
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    Mineral Poor, High Alkaline Water

    OOPs, I made a mistake. I said I don't use Sulphuric acid. There is none in the wine test kit. I have to check if I can get h2so4 at our Home Brew store.
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    Mineral Poor, High Alkaline Water

    I just by a small bottle replacement for doing the total Acid test for wine. I brew 10 gallon batches, so that is more than enough for me. Mark
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    Mineral Poor, High Alkaline Water

    If you are a professional brewer and you need to be able to show a particular certification, then I know nothing about this. But pool chemicals go in water that will be ingested at least by accident. For an example the 50 pound bag of Bicarb that I am using now is NSF Certified to ANSI/NSF...
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    Mineral Poor, High Alkaline Water

    Swimming pool Acid is close enough to food grade. People drink pool water all the time, if only by accident. Most pool chemicals are of Water Treatment grade which might even be better than food grade. I have a pool service company. I buy 50 pound bags of Bicarb and CaCl2 and NACL for pool...
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