Originally posted by lockwood1956
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How much Sodium Metabisulphite for 1 gallon?
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Originally posted by Rich View Post
Question though.. 5ml of 10% solution would give you about 0.5g of sulphite to the gallon, or 2.5g sulphite to a 5 gallon batch. Why do kits come with 5gram packets? (the mist kits even come with 7g packets)
Are the kits adding to much, or are we not adding enough? should I just drink my coffee this morning and not worry about it?
dont the mist kits come as stabiliser and sulphite in one dose?
(I think they do)N.G.W.B.J.
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Well adding 1/4 tsp didnt seem to do any damage. Dropped to 1.060 in three days.
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Nice colour too.
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My mental arithmetic says 'yes', but I'm sure someone will come along and scream 'NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!' if I'm wrong
I add 5ml of 10% meta solution (e.g. 10g in 100ml), so that is 0.5g.Pete the Instructor
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Originally posted by Crundy View PostI already had some Sodium Metabisulphate from sausage making, so I got some very accurate (to 0.01g) digital scales and add 0.44g / gallon. Is that the same as a campden tablet?Steve
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Keeps for a good while provided its sealed, i've kept it 6 months +Discount Home Brew Supplies
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