alehunters
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Hi all. This is the first time dealing with brewing salts in my homebrewing journey. I have downloaded bru n water and calculated the additions i need for an ipa i am brewing tomorrow.
I have a rather basic question. I was wondering if it would be ok to weight the salts and acid additions for mash and sparge water and combine them in 2 plastic containers, so i can use them tomorrow. Would it be ok to combine gypsum in solid form with calcium chloride in liquid form and keep them in a container overnight? Also would it be ok to add the lactic acid to that container, or would it be better to keep it in a separate container? I was wondering if a chemical reaction might happen if i combined them and kept them together for a day, that wouldn't if i put them directly to the water, that would lead to undesirable effects.
Thanks
I have a rather basic question. I was wondering if it would be ok to weight the salts and acid additions for mash and sparge water and combine them in 2 plastic containers, so i can use them tomorrow. Would it be ok to combine gypsum in solid form with calcium chloride in liquid form and keep them in a container overnight? Also would it be ok to add the lactic acid to that container, or would it be better to keep it in a separate container? I was wondering if a chemical reaction might happen if i combined them and kept them together for a day, that wouldn't if i put them directly to the water, that would lead to undesirable effects.
Thanks