Re: Is the Air still suitable for my needs?
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Thu Jul 28, 2016 12:17 pmby BlindXX
Many thanks. Related searches from your link lead to this:
http://rinkit.com/pages/search-results? ... q=kilner#bOn offer, and come with silicone seals. £50 got me 25 jars!
Re: Is the Air still suitable for my needs?
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Thu Jul 28, 2016 2:38 pmby Icefever
Well done matey...good site there...
Re: Is the Air still suitable for my needs?
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Sun Sep 11, 2016 9:58 amby BlindXX
Bit late on this, but been delayed by DIY. DIY is, apparently, more important than making booze. Just wanted to say thanks to all those who posted with their advice. Picked up a handful of copper olives for the boiler (£2.50) all glassware on order, and currently, finally, doing the stripping run. got about 21 litres kale wash, seemed to ferment for about 3/4 weeks, surprising given the heat we've had. Just going to follow the sticky instructions for the whole process this time round - not fussed too much about trying cuts at this point!
Re: Is the Air still suitable for my needs?
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Sun Sep 11, 2016 8:05 pmby Mash
Copper olives... You sure?
Olives are normally brass aren't they?
Re: Is the Air still suitable for my needs?
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Sun Sep 11, 2016 10:38 pmby Easydrinker
Nope, depending on supplier olives come in brass or copper.
Personally, for no reason other than aesthetics, I prefer copper.
Robert.
Re: Is the Air still suitable for my needs?
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Mon Sep 12, 2016 4:34 amby Mash
Aesthetics?
It seems copper is softer so tightens easier and is better for plastic pipe.
Learnt something today..
Re: Is the Air still suitable for my needs?
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Mon Sep 12, 2016 10:52 pmby Easydrinker
Why shouldn't copper love copper?
Screwed down by Brass....
Robert.