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Offline Maddawgs  
#1 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 1:14:41 AM(UTC)
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Getting ready to start some fermentations. What are good supplies to have on hand besides sugar, water, and yeast. I'm making a shopping list and I want to be sure to get the right things.
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#2 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 1:29:45 AM(UTC)
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Sanitizing supplys--
ph meter or papers
chemicals to adjust the ph

yeast nutrient
yeast energizer
tripple scale hydrometer
glass hydrometer glass
proof and trailes hydrometer

samples to send to scotty

copper for the still

i like to use a clearing chemical for all my washes-- just me

aeration pump and stone

more maybe but all i can think of now:) :)
something to nip while working
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Offline heeler  
#3 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 1:37:19 AM(UTC)
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Well, after my recent projects I'd haveta say ------ a parrot!!!!!!! HAHAHAH...
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Offline Maddawgs  
#4 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 2:42:54 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: scotty Go to Quoted Post
Sanitizing supplys--
ph meter or papers
chemicals to adjust the ph

yeast nutrient
yeast energizer
tripple scale hydrometer
glass hydrometer glass
proof and trailes hydrometer

samples to send to scotty

copper for the still

i like to use a clearing chemical for all my washes-- just me

aeration pump and stone

more maybe but all i can think of now:) :)
something to nip while working

Hi Scotty,
Thanks. Do you have any recommendations for the sanitizers, ph chemicals, and yeast nutrients & energizers? I have pretty much all the other supplies. You get a lot with Rick's starter kits. Now where do I send your samples:)
Thanks, Maddawgs
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Offline Maddawgs  
#5 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 2:44:40 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: heeler Go to Quoted Post
Well, after my recent projects I'd haveta say ------ a parrot!!!!!!! HAHAHAH...

Hi Heeler,
I got a pretty nice one off Ebay but I do like your two variations so you may have a customer.
Maddawgs
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Offline scotty  
#6 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 2:58:06 AM(UTC)
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I really dont think that the sanitizers are that much diferent-- Most nutrients and energizers have the same ingredients. I think the most important thing is a starter bottle and aerating the cooled wurt for about 1 hour before pitching.
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#7 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 3:02:10 AM(UTC)
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May want to consider a blindfold for your wife...... plausible deniability! Wink

A good book or magazine to read while you are running!
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Offline John Barleycorn  
#8 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 3:51:38 AM(UTC)
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Here are some things I use regularly:

- Pyrex measuring cups
- Extra buckets
- Unscented dish soap
- Baking soda
- Bar mops/dish towels (that are mine, not the wife's)
- StarSan sanitizer (I really like this stuff)
- Heavy working gloves (suitable for handling very hot objects)
- A case or two of mason jars (I use 32 oz, but would rather have smaller ones)
- A case (or two) of one gallon glass jugs (for feints, low wines, etc.)

Depending on what piques your interests, you might want to keep some of the following in your distilling cabinet. They're all very inexpensive, yet sometimes invaluable:

- Sparkolloid (an oz or two)
- Iodine
- DAP or ""Yeast Nutrient""
- Carton of epsom salt
- Citric acid (a few oz)
- Calcium Chloride (a few oz)
- Calcium Sulphate (gypsum ... a few oz)
- Tomato paste (box of 6 oz cans) ... Mother Nature's ultimate yeast nutrient Wink

--JB

Edit: I forgot one really handy thing: a box of toe tags. I prefer these much better than things that stick."
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Offline scotty  
#9 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 4:19:36 AM(UTC)
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HEY GUYS LETS GET A LIST OF SUGGESTIONS IN GOOD ORDER SO I CAN MAKE A STICKY OUT OF IT

COPY, RE ARRANGE-- ((ADD TO IT AND REPOST)). ITCOULD BE A GOOD TOOL.

Sanitizing supplys--
ph meter or papers
chemicals to adjust the ph

yeast nutrient
yeast energizer
tripple scale hydrometer
glass hydrometer glass
proof and trailes hydrometer

samples to send to scotty

copper for the still

i like to use a clearing chemical for all my washes-- just me

aeration pump and stone

May want to consider a blindfold for your wife......
plausible deniability!A good book or magazine to read while you are running

- Pyrex measuring cups
- Extra buckets
- Unscented dish soap
- Baking soda
- Bar mops/dish towels (that are mine, not the wife's)
- StarSan sanitizer (I really like this stuff)
- Heavy working gloves (suitable for handling very hot objects)
- A case or two of mason jars (I use 32 oz, but would rather have smaller ones)
- A case (or two) of one gallon glass jugs (for feints, low wines, etc.)

Depending on what piques your interests, you might want to keep some of the following in your distilling cabinet. They're all very inexpensive, yet sometimes invaluable:

- Sparkolloid (an oz or two)
- Iodine
- DAP or "Yeast Nutrient"
- Carton of epsom salt
- Citric acid (a few oz)
- Calcium Chloride (a few oz)
- Calcium Sulphate (gypsum ... a few oz)
- Tomato paste (box of 6 oz cans) ... Mother Nature's ultimate yeast nutrient
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Offline dieselduo  
#10 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 4:44:18 AM(UTC)
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how about adding some safety supplies like fire extinguisher
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Offline muadib2001  
#11 Posted : Friday, December 14, 2012 1:38:39 PM(UTC)
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As a side note, I like Ball mason jars in the quart size. They have markings on the side in ounces and milliliters. I normally do not fill a quart jar. I'll stop when it hits around 600ml.

Kerr jars do not have the markings.
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Offline Maddawgs  
#12 Posted : Tuesday, December 18, 2012 1:02:11 AM(UTC)
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Just wanted to say thanks, all supplies have been ordered.
Maddawgs
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