RE: Re: using beer fermenting buckets

[Guest guest]

i wouldn't trust any plastic product. it's all made from petroleum and

since when have the petroleum companies proven trustworthy. i believe any

plastic to leech. i would also think about what someone said about how if

their brew goes too long it starts to taste like plastic. that to me is a

good sign that something is going on between the KT and your plastic brew

container, something questionable that is. i brew in a large glass

container w spigot (5gal), $120 but no worry about whether there will be

anything leeching into my magic brew that i drink for health purposes.

http://www.infused-vodka.com/clearveronagrande650ozinfusionjar.aspx

[Guest guest]

i wouldn't trust any plastic product. it's all made from petroleum and

since when have the petroleum companies proven trustworthy. i believe any

plastic to leech. i would also think about what someone said about how if

their brew goes too long it starts to taste like plastic. that to me is a

good sign that something is going on between the KT and your plastic brew

container, something questionable that is. i brew in a large glass

container w spigot (5gal), $120 but no worry about whether there will be

anything leeching into my magic brew that i drink for health purposes.

http://www.infused-vodka.com/clearveronagrande650ozinfusionjar.aspx

[Guest guest]

Has anyone ever used a ceramic container such as the pic below? It is a

water bottle holder,so I am not sure if it would work because I have no

idea how deep it goes? But, I have found them on a website and amazon for

maybe 20-30 dollars. I am going to go to a couple stores later to see if I

can find one...will keep you posted.

Blessings,Sheila

[image: Primo Products Llc Ceramic Water Dispenser 900114 Refrigerators]

On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 6:43 PM, aaem mitchell wrote:

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> i wouldn't trust any plastic product. it's all made from petroleum and

> since when have the petroleum companies proven trustworthy. i believe any

> plastic to leech. i would also think about what someone said about how if

> their brew goes too long it starts to taste like plastic. that to me is a

> good sign that something is going on between the KT and your plastic brew

> container, something questionable that is. i brew in a large glass

> container w spigot (5gal), $120 but no worry about whether there will be

> anything leeching into my magic brew that i drink for health purposes.

>

> http://www.infused-vodka.com/clearveronagrande650ozinfusionjar.aspx

>

>

[Guest guest]

Has anyone ever used a ceramic container such as the pic below? It is a

water bottle holder,so I am not sure if it would work because I have no

idea how deep it goes? But, I have found them on a website and amazon for

maybe 20-30 dollars. I am going to go to a couple stores later to see if I

can find one...will keep you posted.

Blessings,Sheila

[image: Primo Products Llc Ceramic Water Dispenser 900114 Refrigerators]

On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 6:43 PM, aaem mitchell wrote:

> **

>

>

> i wouldn't trust any plastic product. it's all made from petroleum and

> since when have the petroleum companies proven trustworthy. i believe any

> plastic to leech. i would also think about what someone said about how if

> their brew goes too long it starts to taste like plastic. that to me is a

> good sign that something is going on between the KT and your plastic brew

> container, something questionable that is. i brew in a large glass

> container w spigot (5gal), $120 but no worry about whether there will be

> anything leeching into my magic brew that i drink for health purposes.

>

> http://www.infused-vodka.com/clearveronagrande650ozinfusionjar.aspx

>

>

[Guest guest]

I bought this 2 ½ gallon porcelain crock on Amazon for the continuous

brewing, and it works great!

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003B2BZPI/ref=oh_o01_s00_i00_details

Price:

$32.99 Description: Eligible for free shipping with Amazon Prime.

Deb Casey

Has anyone ever used a ceramic container such as the pic below? It is a

water bottle holder,so I am not sure if it would work because I have no

idea how deep it goes? But, I have found them on a website and amazon for

maybe 20-30 dollars. I am going to go to a couple stores later to see if I

can find one...will keep you posted.

Blessings,Sheila