Turbo Carbon
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Turbo Carbon
Advice for a newbie please.I have been using still sprits range of turbos, mixing turbo carbon into the wash at the start of fermentation. I have had good results. Unable to get to my usual HB shop, I have purchased Alcotec 48, never used it before and there is no mention of using a turbo or liquid suspended carbon on the pack. If I just prep this and ferment without turbo carbon, is it going to cause a problem? Is there anything else I need to be doing apart from normal carbon filtration during and after distilling? Thanks
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Mark1 - Newcomer
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Turbo Carbon
Hi Mark, I stopped using carbon in my washes as i found there was no difference in the quality of my wash, if i use a turbo i run my finished spirit through a home made filter full of carbon granules,( basicly a stainless steel tube filled with carbon granules)
alan
alan
a woman drove me to drink and i didn;t even have the decency to thank her
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alan - Donated to StillSmart

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Turbo Carbon
It wont be a problem if you dont use it.Try it without and see what its like,make your decision then.everyone has there own peferences.
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marc83 - Experienced Distiller

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Turbo Carbon
IMHO use Vodka Star (fast) or the bakers yeast wash(slow and less convenient but cheap). Brilliant results
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lyonacre - Experienced Distiller

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