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That's suggesting one version of "snake oil" for someone else's "snake oil"! Well, it is for brewing beer which I guess this forum is...

I stopped looking at "Palintest", it was only a little more expensive than its competition, maybe cheaper for more reagent (tablet...

Let me demonstrate why I'm so vehemently opposed to arcane "Hardness". It's actually quite a reasonable system, but it requires some...

Ah, 25PPM was a typo! Now let me see what else I can comment on ... oooh, @Twostage has posted something ... 🤬 , he's posted that...

It certainly was. But they recently switched to a "two bottle" format (was three) having mixed the pH conditioner (hydroxide solution)...

I'm sure more water is wasted by water companies not repairing leaks than home brewers using RO water. 😉

Pah! Don't get me started on them! By "them" I mean the water company "directors" (often in foreign countries), not the guys and gals...

It's a con. It's the clearest case of passing off I have ever seen. It keg - brewery conditioned, filtered, stored in a sealed non...

But you're doing it right ... using "Spotless" rather than "investing" in a RO system. The domestic RO systems are horribly...

Here you go sweetie 😁 https://www.camlab.co.uk/hanna-hi775-alkalinity-checker-photometer-colorimetric-method-25-tests?gad_source=1

A very opportune wake-up of this thread. As I always state, this subject is very much defined by some as to be a description of a...

Some info: DWI - The physical and chemical properties of water So, Lime it seems? They (Welsh Water employees at our service reservoir)...

Why would I want to know? The problem with having very low alkalinity water seems to be that water board will "dose" the water supplied...

I'm looking into this "Palintest" stuff. Seems I'll need a photometer to use them (like their "Lumiso Expert")? Sounds expensive! And...

@MashBag: 🌡️Why couldn't you have just dropped it, like I did a few months ago? You then have no choice but get a new one, sobbing at...