Turbo Carbon, is it needed?
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Turbo Carbon, is it needed?
Hi all i was wondering if it is totally necessary to use turbo carbon in a wash if using the ss air still ive seen some people not using it on how to videos and it has made me wonder.
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homedistiller - Newcomer
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Re: Turbo Carbon, is it needed?
Personally I found the mess too much hassle but each to their own - I never noticed much if any difference to be honest.
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Re: Turbo Carbon, is it needed?
Jimmy wrote:Personally I found the mess too much hassle but each to their own - I never noticed much if any difference to be honest.
Thanks for your reply jimmy. Anything that is unnecessary and can save me a few bob if i don't use it is worth knowing about.

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homedistiller - Newcomer
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Re: Turbo Carbon, is it needed?
I tried classic without carbon and IMHO it wasn't as good
I rave on about vodka star which you deff don't use carbon.only use some classic for whiskey recipes now
I rave on about vodka star which you deff don't use carbon.only use some classic for whiskey recipes now
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Re: Turbo Carbon, is it needed?
In the early days I found the carbon necessary with any of the serious Turbos but these days I wouldn't touch Turbos with the exception of Vodka Star which isn't a real Turbo.
My VS washes take 5-7 days to finish completely in temp controlled environment and no messy carbon - hardly Turbo standard
IMHO that's the only way to lose the cost of buying bags of activated carbon.
AM
My VS washes take 5-7 days to finish completely in temp controlled environment and no messy carbon - hardly Turbo standard
IMHO that's the only way to lose the cost of buying bags of activated carbon.AM

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