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tom_kent
 Post subject: Re: "How to" Filter your beers
PostPosted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 7:43 pm 
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are there water filters? can i ebay one?
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 Post subject: Re: "How to" Filter your beers
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Yeah 10" water filter. you can get replacement elements for £1.80 ech in boxes of 10

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Nice 1 cheers. Then do I just keg it then shoot it with co2? if I put it in bottels How would I make it fizzzzzzzz in a bottle?
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Nice 1 cheers. Then do I just keg it then shoot it with co2? if I put it in bottels How would I make it fizzzzzzzz in a bottle?
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