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that is sooo neat. too bad it doesnt come with a glass spikot. i

may purchase one myself if it will work - but i've gotta make sure

i'm rid of this mould problem before using. i wouldn't wanna ruin it.

Arielle

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> I was perusing the internet and ran across this bottle designed for

making homemade vinegar... wouldn't it work for Kombucha?

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> http://www.leeners.com/vinegarmaking.html

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Yes ! It should work nicely and since it was created for vinegar, I'm

thinking that spigot won't have the same problems I had with the one in the

ceramic pot which was actually designed to hold water, but converted to

Kombucha. I could be wrong and that would be another very expensive mistake,

but its very tempting.

Huggs

zoe

Wednesday, April 4, 2007, 4:18:15 PM, you wrote:

I was perusing the internet and ran across this bottle designed for making

homemade vinegar... wouldn't it work for Kombucha?

http://www.leeners.com/vinegarmaking.html

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I looked at this web page too, I think its just because its " PLASTIC "

that they state the following " A plastic (non corrosive) spigot "

Suggesting that it is not metal.

Just my thoughts.

~Connie~

> I was perusing the internet and ran across this bottle designed for

making homemade vinegar... wouldn't it work for Kombucha?

>

> http://www.leeners.com/vinegarmaking.html

>

>

>

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> Pabon & Lemieux

> http://.360.com/iceblueyes3

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I e-mailed Ed and he said they have used them for years without any

problems. I would try one more spigot if it happened to me.........I

love those pots they are working out so nicely, I am keeping my fingers

crossed.

~Connie~

> > I looked at this web page too, I think its just because

its " PLASTIC "

> > that they state the following " A plastic (non corrosive) spigot "

> > Suggesting that it is not metal.

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> I was perusing the internet and ran across this bottle designed for

> making homemade vinegar... wouldn't it work for Kombucha?

It looks grand. I can't see any reason why it shouldn't work!

Margret:-)

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> I was perusing the internet and ran across this bottle designed for

making homemade vinegar... wouldn't it work for Kombucha?

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> http://www.leeners.com/vinegarmaking.html

I got the idea to search for more vinegar making casks, and I found

what appears to be the same one as in the link above, but this one

says that it is four gallons instead of three. The measurements are

similar, so I wonder which one is correct. Here is the link to the

one I found...

http://www.thegrape.net/browse.cfm/4,10021.htm

Sara

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They appear to be the same Cask, the truth about the measurements is most

likely more than 3 gallons but less than 4

the one from Leeners is less expensive. The shipping at Leeners is also less

expensive.

Its a great looking design, I may give it a try.

Zoe

Thursday, April 5, 2007, 7:39:15 PM, you wrote:

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>> I was perusing the internet and ran across this bottle designed for

> making homemade vinegar... wouldn't it work for Kombucha?

>>

>> http://www.leeners.com/vinegarmaking.html

> I got the idea to search for more vinegar making casks, and I found

> what appears to be the same one as in the link above, but this one

> says that it is four gallons instead of three. The measurements are

> similar, so I wonder which one is correct. Here is the link to the

> one I found...

> http://www.thegrape.net/browse.cfm/4,10021.htm

> Sara

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They appear to be the same Cask, the truth about the measurements is most

likely more than 3 gallons but less than 4

the one from Leeners is less expensive. The shipping at Leeners is also less

expensive.

Its a great looking design, I may give it a try.

Zoe

Thursday, April 5, 2007, 7:39:15 PM, you wrote:

>

>> I was perusing the internet and ran across this bottle designed for

> making homemade vinegar... wouldn't it work for Kombucha?

>>

>> http://www.leeners.com/vinegarmaking.html

> I got the idea to search for more vinegar making casks, and I found

> what appears to be the same one as in the link above, but this one

> says that it is four gallons instead of three. The measurements are

> similar, so I wonder which one is correct. Here is the link to the

> one I found...

> http://www.thegrape.net/browse.cfm/4,10021.htm

> Sara

>

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