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Another beer is always a good ideaCorrection - Oops, But, if SHE likes HER brew now, brew on. I never was any good at this pronoun thing. Maybe need to have another beer.
Another beer is always a good ideaCorrection - Oops, But, if SHE likes HER brew now, brew on. I never was any good at this pronoun thing. Maybe need to have another beer.
The pH is low for untreated water, but not out of the question.I just tested my water with test strips.
They are difficult to read, but the readings I got sort of seem accurate.
But they don't give all required ions: no Ca, Mg concentration etc.
What I got is the following and I wonder if I just should put the quality down as RO water or distilled water?
Fluoride/chromium/chlorine/bromine/nitrite/nitrate: all zero
Cyanuric acid: 30-50 to 100 mg/l
Lead: 0 - 20
copper: 0 - 10
Iron: 5 - 10
Hardness: 0 - 50
Total alkalinity: 0
Free Chlorine: 0
pH: 5.5 - 6.0
Looks to me like no buffering capacity. I have citric acid (and lemons and vinegar ) to lower pH if needs be.
Nothing else, though I can put Calcium Chloride etc on my "to get" list.
Final remark: this is river water and we drink it like is (where else in the world can you still drink riverwater, besides mountain streams)
Correction - Oops, But, if SHE likes HER brew now, brew on. I never was any good at this pronoun thing. Maybe need to have another beer.
Hey @Zambezi Special, are there any local breweries near you using the same (or similar) water? You could reach out and ask what they're doing to their water. I've been following Kweza Craft Brewery in Rwanda, they seem to be doing well since opening!
Lol...public schools taught me that when the sex is undetermined, the masculine pronoun is correct but who knows what the rules are now other than subjective...unless you are brewing for her....I tell myself that a lot...a whole lot!