is it ok for moonshine
220370
Used with yeast in multi grain fruit mix that was later distilled .worked very well. Have a shiney day. squirrel hollow girl!
220371
Yes, This can be used for moonshine. It is just 'food for the yeast' --watch your alcohol % .. the yeast you choose will need to have a higher tolerance for alcohol. If you get the wrong yeast it will not proof out for you. ` Happy brewing!
220372
I don't know for sure, however, ive used it with both beer and wine and it is wonderful!! the yeast just explode into activity! so, I would imagine that it would work for that as well. if I was you, I would not broadcast my intentions on the internet. someone will tell on you! count on it. but im sure that this will aid in creating a good mash for whatever reason. I highly recommend this product.
220373
I have only used it for making beer however moonshine is nothing but beer or wine that is distilled so i would say yes it will be fine . It is food for the yeast. I do not know what kind of yeast is used in moonshine but all yeast can use a little nutrients to get them going good.
54670
You can, but burning it is not recommended due to issues with burning it safely. Use regular ethyl alcohol/ HEET when possible
2063127
I imagine you could but it is some pretty serious chemicals it cures by chemical reaction and I am not sure if you would want drink out of it.
1384108
Make sure you only use the pet version and it will be fine. The human version has alcohol and should not be used with pets.
226962
Yes, as long as the growler can be capped. No twist caps. Leave more head space before you cap it, otherwise you Co2 will pop the cap. For ingredients, just go to your local home brew store where they'll help with the ingredient kits.
1633969
Brad, I use them for turpentine and mentholated spirits and they work fine. I have tried acetone but this destroys the pump. I would assume if turps is OK then WD-40 should be as it is less agressive than turps.
2030116
Yes you can, this was the purpose we purchased it for as a matter of fact. We use it for both mead and beer making.
284605
Not being a whiskey drinker, I would hazard a guess and say it would. I had two different wine bottles I used when I made lamps for my friends, and had no issues fitting one of the three plugs provided into the opening. The kit was really easy to use and assembled quickly!
1907309
I did not buy it to use. It was a gift for someone who collects mugs. I don't believe I would use it for drinking purposes.
963893
I would recommend denatured alcohol, which you can find in most hardware stores without a problem. I took a quick look online regarding the use of propane and couldn't find much. Fortunately, the alcohol is cheap, burns clean, and is easy to carry.
1920931
Yes but according to "experts" your not suppose to. Use the 70% stuff and it'll work fine. One thing when you first light the alcohol it may go out on you a few times and you'll have to keep trying to re-light it. I use one of those bbq type lighters for it.
1407191
Yes it will work. I've infused lots of booze. You really don't need to put it in the double boiler though. Just charge with a couple nitros and let sit. When I do bacon wiskey I let it sit over night. Vodka goes faster since you don't need to overcome the powerful flavors.
1383119
I think so. I do believe that you would have to add a preservative in order to keep is safe to drink.
258781
It works great on the original gravity reading. If you are making alcohol then you will need to convert the final gravity or use a hydrometer
1920934
It will, but not very well. Best to use denatured alcohol from hardware stores.
694535
As far as I know it would be fine. The recommendation to not drink from any garden hose is because of the risk of bacteria growing inside the hose.
771907
Yes, you for sure can! If there is any alcohol in it at all it will show up! Good luck! I hope for your sake and his he is not!