colliefish
Regular.
Hi guys.
I've had a St. Peters Stout brewing for 20 Days now.
Last sunday gravity reading was 1015. today (Friday) its 1014. so I'll check sunday and if its the same I am going to bottle.
My question is this. I've just put my Hydrometer in plain tap water with just a touch of boiled water so that its of similar temperature to my brew. (21 deg C) The reading from plain water is 997 - 998. Does this mean I have to deduct 2 from my brew reading to get an accurate reading?
Cheers in advance
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I've had a St. Peters Stout brewing for 20 Days now.
Last sunday gravity reading was 1015. today (Friday) its 1014. so I'll check sunday and if its the same I am going to bottle.
My question is this. I've just put my Hydrometer in plain tap water with just a touch of boiled water so that its of similar temperature to my brew. (21 deg C) The reading from plain water is 997 - 998. Does this mean I have to deduct 2 from my brew reading to get an accurate reading?
Cheers in advance
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